Community Action Agency faces criticism over dismissal and outreach
The Lubbock County Community Action Agency faced sharp critique after executive director Fred Buchanan fired Gus Guzman, head of the Emergency For and Medical Program, for alleged performance failures. Pro testers accuse the agency of neglecting Shallowater and involving the community in War on Poverty efforts.
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Gary Shultz
Avalanche. Journal
Lubbock County
Godinez
Buchanan
Warrenton
Albmul
Karen Chandler
Federal Building
Shallowater Community Citizens Board
Office of Economic Opportunity
CAB
Donato Ventura
Texas Tech
Nash Revilla
Lubbock County Community Action Agency
War On Poverty
Shallowater
CAA
Shallowater Board
Shakewater Ccr
Guzman
CARB
Pollution in Lubbock inspection team to keep air clean
A four man Lubbock City County Health Department inspection team begins Feb 1 to enforce Texas Clean Air Act rules. The team will target trash burning smoke density and odors with fines up to 200 dollars for non compliance.
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JO Ann Phinny
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Lee Orr
Laibbock
Orr
Pant Suits Nod For School Policy In Slaton
Slaton School Board approves teachers may wear matching pants while teaching. Superintendent J C McClosky backs the policy. The board extends McCresky contract by one year and hires several new staff including Mrs John Morris commercial teacher, Patsy Lyles fourth grade at Austin Elementary, and Rebreen Samples high school math. Attendance averages for six weeks show 1889 enrollment and 1783 daily attendance. Business manager position remains open as Duff departs for Borger. applications are being considered.
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Slaton
Sue Sprawls
Rebreen Samples
Tracher
Mary McClesky
McClosky
Buford Duff
Borger
City CAP Plans Sunday Meeting
Lubbock Squadron Civil Air Patrol announces a 2 p.m. Sunday meeting at Town and Country Airport. The program covers radar service for general aviation, a picts film on wake turbulence, and includes an aerial search and ground rescue exercise led by Jack Reeves. About percent of members are expected to participate. Public invited for CAP membership.
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Lubbock
Civil Air Patrol
Town and Country
Hershel Parrish
Lubbeach
Whl
Jack Reeves
CAP
Group Selects New President
Charles D. Sudduth a Texas Tech graduate from Anton has been elected president of the Texas Landscape Contractors Association for the coming year. He owns a Dallas landscaping business and supervises Six Flags Over Texas and Six Flags Over Georgia projects including two new parks Seven Seas in Arlington and Six Flags Over Mid America in St. Louis Mo.
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Charles D. Sudduth
Texas Tech
Anton
Texas Landscape Contractors Association
Sudduth
Dallas
Texas
Georgia
Seven Seas
Arlington
Mid- America
St. Louis
Texans face February draft call for 1185 men
A Texas Selective Service release notes 1185 men to be called in February. Local Board No. 88 of Lubbock says February will resemble January with 36 induction and 50 physicals. The extended priority group includes I A I A O or I O registrants born 1944 to 1950 reaching induction in 1970 but not ordered to report.
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Texas
Texas Selective Service
Fice
Sherlyne Crowder
Texas Local Board No. 88
Lubbock
Glantz
Duo From Tulia Join Farm Leader Exchange Program
Mr and Mrs J W Cox of Tulsa depart for Pakistan to spend two months in the Farm Leader Exchange Program of Farmers and World Affairs. Cox is a Swisher County farmer and state director of the Wheat Producers Association. The program, founded in 1956, aims to foster understanding between rural U S and exchange countries with support from the State Department. Other couples come from California Ohio and Pennsylvania, and exchanges also link with India Venezuela Italy and Denmark.
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Tulia
J. W. Cox
Tulsa
Pakistan
Farmers and World Affairs
Cox
Swisher County
Wheat Producers Association
FWA
Farm Bureau
Farm Union
National Grange
United States
Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs
State Department
California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
India
Venezuela
Italy
Denimark
Theft and Burglary Charges Filed Against Leo Miller
Charges of theft over 50 dollars and burglary of a motor vehicle were filed Thursday against Leo Miller age 18 of 1618 18th Street. Bond set at 2500 on each offense and 1000 on three other charges in adjoining counties. Pending charges include auto theft in Plainview and burglary and theft in Deat Smith County.
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Leo Miller
18Th St
Charles Smith
Miller
Plainview
Deat Smith
Seven true bills sealed by grand jury in Lubbock session
Grand jury returns 154 indictments. Names include Robert Heath robbery at 2909 Ave C and multiple defendants across Lubbock and Slaton. Several charges listed: burglary, theft, passing forged instruments, gambling table, and narcotics possession. Six cases dismissed, four not presented, two passed.
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Dob Odem
Lubbock
Odom
Tony Anthony
Globe Ave
Curtis Nealy
Slaton
Robert Heath
Ave. C
Heath
Katm Jfohsson
Frank Raely Conk
Mat Ave
Kates Garrett
Aunurm
James Wrnrtat
Farnést Garcia
Lahhork
Howard Mogg
Cornel St
Bobby Charles Perry
Jimmy Ephraim
Ada Redbud Ave
Halite
Troy Paul Newcomb
Cnin
Chrudea Martin Day
Vaor Beh Place
Enrique Enriquez
Colante Bt
Charles Cyruss Hey
Commercial Hotel
Renny A. Murray
46Th
Nelda Scarbrough
Bird St
Ray A. Smith
Tewing
Roderick Moyer
Benny Murray
Gird &J
Freng
Ave. A
David Burk
Ath Almand
Zella Mae McDonald
Wace
John Wolfinger
Joe M. Cox
4Th St
Jasper Ray Pruitt
St. John Shankle
Sora Temple Ave
Beverly Gene Bradford
Ave
Paul Suataita
Ate — Fae Frank Banda
Adrian St
Condon Feey Om Peis Taseph Batword
Fort Worth
Virgil Leon Paresh
Miath Sto
Hari
Elvin Edwards
Cusdalupe R. Coronado
Ave. D. Tenella Dockins
Weber “Rigs
Rbainard Scott Smith
Tohoka
Pedro Vasquez Pedroza
Os E. Weth
Elaterio Torres
Ronnie Jackson
Wolffacth
Charles 'Wayne Roberts
Moa Wiile Laween
B. Reat
Nell
Jimmy Lae Sanders
Leahe Lee
Jerrad Nathan
Mare Wteen
Clarence Ervin
Ant WiHam Meredith
Multi-offense arrests follow morning heist in Lubbock
The article details a Dec heist at Preston Milk Store and a Kwik O Food Mart robbery with conspiracies and firearms. Several suspects including Frank Cowart and Clarence Garner face indictments with bonds set, plus a large drug crackdown with numerous true bills and numerous defendants across narcotics counts.
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Frank Cowart
Re St
Preston
Ave. H
Clarence Garner
E. Main
Kwik O Food Mart
Broadway
True Hills
John Oakley
Sith St
Memphis Ave
Oakley
Animal Fables Play Arranged by LCC Students in San Antonio
Twelve Lubbock Christian College drama students will perform Animal Fables at 1 p.m. Saturday in San Antonio as part of a cultural awareness seminar with the Texas Fine Arts Commission. June Bearden will accompany the group and join discussions with about 30 fine arts teachers from across the state.
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Lubbock Christian College
San Antonio
Texas Fine Arts Commission
June Bearden
LCC
Reagan Fletcher
Pampa
Monica Hall
Panama
Ken Hansen
Tacoma
Wash
Evelyn Jones
Oceola
Fire alarms prompt multiple calls across Nova Springfield area
Firefighters respond to several weeknight incidents including a faulty wall heater at 32006 Fordham St causing minor damage and multiple trash and grass fires in blocks around Farm Road 40 and nearby streets with no reported injuries or major damage. Fire units logged times from 6:34 pm to 7:00 pm.
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Nova Springfield
Fordham St
Breck Stith Street
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