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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1969

Page

10

Assault at Union Depot leads to bond for Crosbyton man

Marian Davis of Crosbyton, 23, charged with assault with intent to rob after a gunpoint incident at the Union Bus Depot coffee shop. Bond set at 4000 by Justice Wayne LeCroy. Davis arrested after sighting running on 19th Street night of the incident.

Marian Davis Crosbyton Union Bus Depot 13Th St Davis 19Th Street Avenue N Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy Kenneth Dale Miller 19Th St Apt Pecos Herbert Paul Srestreng Coleman Hall Atd

Coast Guard Recoveries After Fatal Plane Crash

Debris from the crash wash ashore as two Coast Guard cutters work on the scene. Fifteen lives were lost and the rear fuselage remains unfound. AP Wirephoto.

Coast Guard FAA Seekinscan Airlines California

Goya and Persian Miniatures in New Focus at West Texas Museum

West Texas Museum opens a five month Focus on Arts series with three replicas: Goya black paintings from Quinta del Sordo, 14 works plus 32 Persian manuscript illuminations, and 57 photos from the Sanchi site. Exhibits run through Feb 9 with Sunday hours 2 to 5 p.m. and weekday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Goya Quinta del Sordo West Texas Museum Texas Tech International Center For Sanchi J. Smithsonian India

Udall Urges Overhaul of 1872 Mining Act

In a parting broadside, Interior Secretary Udall decried the Mining Act of 1872 as an outright giveaway of public lands and urged repeal and a new mineral leasing system. He described the act as key to Western resource riches and noted its reach across 700 million acres mainly in the West and Alaska.

Washington Stewart Udall West Alaska Th Internor Department Burest of Land Management Department of Agriculture Forest Service

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