Lubbock council okays public housing spread plan citywide
Lubbock City Council endorses a scattered public housing purchase plan for residents displaced by last May’s tornado. Officials say spread placement, with counseling, aims to prevent stigma and help families gain stability as repossessed FHA homes are allocated across Northeast Lubbock.
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Tech implements streamlined registration at municipal venue
9 654 Sign U Lab manual system. Other registration procedures, such as issuing student identification cards and automobile registration, were streamlined Thursday to facilitate enrollment activities. Peterson explained that Tech initiated a computerized registration system last autumn. The program, though not flawless, was effective, he said, so further refinements were made to the program. Functioning very well Peterson reported Thursday that the new system is functioning very well, and that he expects the greatest registration activity today. This year's registration tour through Municipal Coliseum however, does not complete the process. Instead of paying their fees at the conclusion of registration, students will report to Crane Hall two days after they enroll to pay their fees another departure from former years.
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LCC Groundbreaking Honors Maddox Pugh Gift for Educational Building
Amarillo couple Dr. W A Maddox and Frances Pugh Maddox announced a large gift to Lubbock Christian College for a 16 000 square foot two story Maddox Pugh Educational Building south of Moody Auditorium. Proceeds fund memorials and aid for worthy students, with excess to a memorial fund. Groundbreaking followed chapel services and a luncheon, with a plaque and gold shovel presented.
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Program for Retarded Halfway House Reopens at New Site
The Lubbock Halfway House, one of 32 Texas homes offering counseling and social living skills for residents with intellectual disabilities, reopens at 2318 9th St after tornado disruption. The program, begun in 1968, aims for six month stays with future plans for Quarter Houses and expanded living facilities. local clubs funded heating and rewiring, while donations are sought to furnish the new location.
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Palermo appoints first female assistant warden
Palermo's largest prison appoints Angela Faramo a 26 year old law school graduate as assistant warden. This marks the first time the position is held by a woman.
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