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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1971

Page

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Auto Surety Hot Issue For Texas

Four Lubbock legislators call rising car insurance rates the major hot topic of the Texas Legislature with disagreements on solutions. They debate state rate setting versus protecting small firms and consider abolishing the driver responsibility act while urging clear standard coverage for all policies.

H. J Doc) Blanchard Delwin Jones Texas R. B. McAlister Lubbock Blanchard Jones

Lubbock Mayor outlines revenue need and projects

Mayor James H. Granberry told Lubbock Rotarians the city must find more revenue next year whether by higher property taxes or another source. He defended recent city employee pay raises and a proposed garbage charge while detailing capital projects including Civic Center plans, land acquisitions for University and 4th Street widening, Indiana Avenue extensions, and Guadalupe Neighborhood housing.

James H. Granberry Lubbock University Avenue University Fourth Street 4Th Street Avenue K 3Rd Indiana Avenue

$1.6 Million Boosts Lubbock Civic Center Funds

The federal Urban Renewal boost of $1.611 million raises total HUD support for the Lubbock civic center project to about $10.247 million. City officials plan to supply an extra $800,000 in matching funds as land costs rise and to cover land acquisition and relocation costs for the nine block site between Avenue K and Avenue M.

Lubbock Civic Center Washington James H. Granberry Department of Housing and Urban Development Avenue K Avenue M 4Th Street 10Th Street 6Th Street Urban Renewal Agency HUD Granberry Lubbock J Urban Renewal Orville

Alderson Considers Timeline for Matching Fund Provision

The mayor indicated a decision on how the matching fund would be provided should come within two or three weeks as reported on page 18 See U.S. BOOSTS.

Alderson U.S

Prayer Invocation Rights The Reader Seeks Mercy

A reader offers a short daytime prayer asking for mercy protection from perils and dangers, invoking Jesus name and closing with Amen as a personal devotional supplication.

Jesus

Far West blizzards close schools and stall highways

Blizzards battered the Far West with up to 40 inches of snow closing hundreds of schools and blocking highways. Freezing rain icy roads stretched from the Upper Mississippi Valley to the Central Appalachians while Texas Panhandle and South Plains enjoyed unseasonable warmth with wind gusts to 35 mph and a 70 degree high. National Weather Service at Lubbock noted winter readings remain common in January.

Avalanche-Journal News Services Far West Mississippi Valley Central Appalachians Panhandle South Plains Texas Lubbock National Weather Service

Governor and adviser clash over Texas water strategy

Gov. Preston Smith and ex-chair Marvin Shurbet spar over water policy with Shurbet criticizing reliance on imported water while Smith defends developing local resources. Shurbet will remain on the Water Development Board through 1973 as Bracewell succeeds him.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Preston Smith Texas Water Development Board Marvin Shurbet Petersburg Smith Lalauie Fort Worth Shurbet East Texas Avalanche Journal Austin Mississippi River Sharbet WDB Searcy Bracewell Houston Marvin

Carrier of the Year Reggie Coleman Honored at A J Banquet

Reggie Coleman 16 was named The Avalanche Journal Carrier of the Year at the 12th annual banquet held at the Kobo Palace. About 130 carriers and parents attended as Coleman received a $200 savings bond an engraved wrist watch a trophy and a lobby plaque. Runners up Danny Musil and Mike Goodnough each won a $25 savings bond and orchid for their mothers.

Lane Arthur Avalanche Journal Bob McVay Avalanche ~ Journal Reggie Coleman Kobo Palace Young Coleman Woodle Coleman 23Rd St Musil and Goodnough Coleman Bob Nash Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Randy Cole Carrier

Aldrin to leave astronaut corps return to Air Force duty

Colonel Edwin E. Aldrin Jr the second man to walk on the moon will retire from the astronaut corps and resume active Air Force duty He will command the Aerospace Research Pilots School at Edwards Air Force Base California Aldrin who is 41 will leave soon after being passed over for brigadier general and has announced a press conference in Washington next Tuesday He flew Gemini 12 in 1966 with James Lovell and Apollo 11 in 1969 with Neil Armstrong making the first manned moon landing

Houston Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Astronaut Corps Air Force Aldrin Washington Aerospace Research Pilots School Edwards Afb Calif James Lovell Earth Neil Armstrong

That's Life Says Signal Scoffer

Ivan Dale Hetland a 36 year old traffic offender from Portland was jailed after a red light violation but his case escalated to a life sentence at Oregon State Penitentiary He was an escapee serving concurrent five year terms for receiving stolen property and threatening to commit a felony He was also wanted for a December robbery raising his total felony convictions to seven and a circuit court judge sentenced him to life as an habitual criminal

Portland Ore Ivan Dale Hetland Oregon State Penitentiary Metland John J. Murchison

Smith Speech Moved Ahead Amid Welfare Crisis Debate

Gov Preston Smith agreed to advance by five days his address to a joint legislature session to outline his 62nd term program as leaders consider welfare funding options. The plan weighs deficit spending against a near 56 million tax increase while protecting pay as you go rules. See WELFARE Page 18.

avalanche-Journal News Services Austin Preston Smith Gus Mutscher Smith Texas Heatly

Ed in the Lubbock Area

A brief community notice from the Lubbock area highlights local events and conditions with emphasis on area residents and nearby venues. The text is fragmentary but centers on civic matters and neighborhood happenings.

Rolan Simpson Installed Khiva Shrine Temple Potentate

Lubbock man Rolan Simpson takes office as new potentate of the Khiva Shrine Temple. The paper notes other local items across sections including a marker dedication deferral and a West Lubbock park purchase recommendation.

Lubbock Rolan Simpson Khiva Shrine

Seaport Route Clash Looms In Indochina Brinkmanship

A 13 000 strong Cambodian and South Vietnamese force presses along Highway 4 toward two passes in the Elephant Mountains 60 miles southwest of Phnom Penh. North Vietnamese 1st Division troops hold key heights above the passes as heavy fighting is anticipated to regain the 115 mile sea route.

Phnom Penh Elephant Mountains South Vietnam

Weather forecast for Lubbock area today and tonight

Northwesterly winds up to 25 mph today. High near 60 degrees this afternoon and a low near 20 degrees tonight.

Lubbock

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