Holly Avenue Power Station Emerges as LP and Ls Crown Jewel
Lubbock Power and Light touts the Holly Avenue Station as its largest unit with 56 500 kilowatts output. Opened in the mid 1960s the plant showcases a 44 000 kilowatt steam turbine and a 12 500 kilowatt gas turbine. The station operates with a small crew and remote control while serving as a centerpiece of the area’s industrial park growth.
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West Texas
Holly Avenue
Lubbock
Lubbock Power & Light
Lp&l
Scout
Carp
Ninty
Holly Avenue Power
Texas Tech
Prince Charming
The Lamp House Offers Wide Lamp Decor and More
The Lamp House at 2646 Hth St showcases an extensive range of lamps tables and figurines. Decorator lamps lamp shades and a variety of styles from contemporary to Early American fill the selection alongside marble topped tables and stands. Founded 17 years ago by Mrs. Oran Bain the store invites shoppers to visit or call SW 55672.
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Hth St
Lamp House
South Plains
House
Oran Bain
246Th St
Cape Kennedy Launch Sparks UPI Chant
Readable fragments report a Cape Kennedy Saturn V launch by UPI style notes with mentions of a chant and crawling sequence surrounding the mission preparations.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
Saturn
Brown Tire offers hot bargains in snow free zone
Brown Tire Co at 15th St and Texas Ave markets Firestone tires and services with aggressive prices. Tractor tires 1100 by 15 for 70 dollars including tube and wheel. Wide Oval tires and Rain Tires promoted. shop highlights 20 years in business and helpful staff.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Brown's Tire Co
15Th St
Texas Ave
Brown Tire Co
Firestone
Brown's
Tire
85 Per Cent Average Roll Call Voting Increase Noted in 90th Congress
The 90th Congress saw an 85 percent average attendance on roll call votes in 1967, up from 79 percent in 1966 and 84-87 percent in earlier years. Senate Republicans averaged 83 percent, Democrats 81 percent. House Republicans 88 percent, Democrats 84 percent. The record counts were 315 Senate votes and 245 House votes. Notable members with perfect attendance included Senators Margaret Chase Smith and William Proxmire, while Edwin Willis and William Broomfield posted low scores among their peers. Charles Bennett held the all time record for missed votes last in 1951.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Edwin E. Willis
William S
Charles E. Bennett
Dfla
Toll
Cal
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Isbell's
University OF Beauty Culture
Labbock
Custom Leasing, Inc
Jack Spratt
4Th & Ave. G
eMaes
Lubbock Bowling Club
Ave
Weldon Adams
Personal Lubbock Investment Corp
Diane Andrews
Uty
Alamo
Jewel
Luther Fiournoy
Gibson
Iyi Maico
Holland Hearing
Fema Dana
Ith
Icrafts Co
Melmiets
Pix Bookstore
24Th St
Llege Residential & Commercial
Fred Childress
Hardware Company
Lubbock National Building
Lubbock Homes and
Lubbock Power and Light
Mammoth. Machine
Lubbock Power and Light Company
Brown Tire Company
Tom Brown
Brown
Tire Co
Recapa
A. J. Foyt
C/T SPORTS
Wheels
ST Rlees
Plains Seed and Delinting CO
Silki
Rayont
Miracle ‘Fabrics
McCall
Butterick
I Modes Royale
Southwestern Industrial Products Co
Talbot
Boz
Texas
Hygeia Water Conditioning DIV
Nus Shawn Acteal Siza
Osotone
Broadway
Tablebork
Teves
Congressional Quarterly
Vital City Services
Eels
Kerr
Notictbody Anops
Farta Houals
Volkahagen, Torsche, A M. G
JAG
Janniden Paris
Jess
Newma Granbury
USDA
Ens
Gary's Frozen Foods
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