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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1972
Page
10
San Antonio Texas Attorney General Crawford Martin asks federal court to amend its order. He seeks clarity on the ruling that declared the state school financing system unconstitutional and to allow school districts to levy taxes and issue bonds while a new system is drafted.
Three people were arrested in two separate incidents on illegal possession charges. Juana Wedneda Joffrey Lance Newman, 18, remained jailed on $2,500 bond after state agents arrested him at 70th and University Avenue. Mike Velasquez, 27, and Minerva Velasques, 25, of 5415 U9th St, posted $1,000 bonds each after a narcotics raid at their home found two small bags of plant substance and seeds.
Silverton assigns Harold Coffee to the Soil Conservation Service staff effective next week. A 1968 Texas State University graduate, Coffee completed U.S. Marine Corps duty in Vietnam and hails from Miami. He joins ongoing discussions on school financing amid court orders and proposed amendments to preserve tax and bond operations during the transition period.
A jury in Judge Pat Amarillo’s Lub Moore district court freed a suspect in a Lubbock robbery case after about ten minutes of deliberation. The incident involved two men threatening Mike Baker with a knife near the University of Texas campus and stealing 22 dollars and a watch. The case parallels another acquittal in the same court regarding a separate knife-point robbery of a UT student.
About 5 000 demonstrators filled Valetta supporting Prime Minister Mintoff over Britain base removal. A clash injured Alex Borg Olivier and stones were thrown at nationalist HQ and Times of Malta. Pro Mintoff rally demanded Britain quit bases by a Saturday deadline as 3 800 troops to depart by month end.
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