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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1969

Page

5

Federal funds sought for education project in Texas

A report on a 475 200 grant request to support a five land research center program and bilingual education development. The Region XVII Education Service Center meeting in Austin discussed funds to create instructional materials and programs to aid bilingual students. Officials Leo Lambert Ray Lanier and Gerald Rogers were named in the agenda with contracts for four personnel in migrant education special education and dissemination.

Austin Citizens Tower Texas Leo Lambert Ray Lanier Fraqa Gerald “Rogers

Negotiation era urged as Laird named defense chief

Defense secretary designate Melvin Laird said the United States is moving toward negotiations rather than confrontation but warned preparations are crucial. He spoke ahead of Senate confirmation hearings and emphasized negotiating from a position of strength. He named three new assistant secretaries and outlined a smooth transition in the Defense Department.

Washington Melvin Laird United States Soviet Union Senate Armed Services Czechoslovakia Laird Wisconsin Senate John B. Foster, Jr Robert C. Moot Robert F. Froehlke Foster Moot Ate Johnson Daniel Z. Henkin Phil G. Goulding Henkin Defense Department Sen Mayflower

Burglars Take Tools Watches Cash From Local Sites

Police report multiple burglaries across city sites including Gifford Hill Western where tools and two cutting torches worth 725 dollars were stolen. A separate theft at 512 51st Street losses include a 265 dollar watch and 40 dollar glasses on January 7. A University Texaco station machine yielded an undetermined coin loss and 175 dollars damage, while 215 University saw a 30 dollar vending loot and 5 dollar cash register theft. Conquistadors Apartments at 21th Street reported a 100 dollar fence statue stolen and another statue destroyed.

Gifford Hill-Western, Inc Marshall St Ruby Emily Chramer 51St St University Texaco University Kentucky Fried Chicken Conquistadors

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