Hepatitis Cases Reported At Bayless and Nearby School
At least two cases of infectious hepatitis diagnosed in children Saturday with one at Bayless Elementary and another in a preschool child. Bayless principal Warner Sims said a cafeteria worker who served both Bayless and Atkins Junior High may have caused a spread, and parents were urged to monitor children and contact local doctors for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celeste Loucks
Avalanche-Journal
Bayless
Eareer
Atkins Junior High
Warner Sims
Bay ‘Less
Lubbock
Heen
David M. Cowgill
Tolone
Histarea
Tip Leads To Burglary and Drug Arrests
Police report indicates an informant tip helped officers locate a burglary in progress and arrest suspects on drug charges. A gray safe was seized along with 15 traveler's checks and 21 savings bonds. Det Beene led the investigative effort at the scene.
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Beene Wasteajouus
Condemnation Suit Resumes Justice of the Peace
Four Albuquerque men aged 19 to 22 were arrested at Lubbock Regional Airport on Tuesday after a car left at the airport contained a large stash of money and drugs. Two burglary counts and a heroin possession charge were lodged against the group, with bonds set totaling 40,000. Det. Mike Cooper and Det. Mike Beebe led the investigation, while Justice of the Peace Charles E. Smith set bond for another theft case. The case runs amid a broader probe into nearby break-ins at a pharmacy and medical offices with narcotics and cash stolen.
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Justice of the Peace Waynes
LeCroy
Cooper
Ala
Lubbock
Page
Allen McDonnell
39Th St
Craig ‘Carl Sonderegger
Gary
John Kenneth Watson
Albuquerque
N.M
Watson
James D. Key
Faye Johnson
Paul Loera
Key
Johnson
Loera
Mike Cooper
Mike Beebe
Foursion
Olion
Canyon Lakes
Jusstice of the Peace
Charles E.smith
Bobby Ivan Mear
Itasca St
Mear
Serive
Sun
Dale Kemmer
Stiri Salem
Bricker and
Dalton
21St St
Lass
el Paso
Community College Opens Registration in Lamesa Center
Lamesa Community College Center begins registration today for spring classes sponsored by Howard County Junior College in Big Spring. Registration runs 1 30 to 8 30 p m today and Thursday at Lamesa High School auditorium. Courses in 23 subjects will be offered with tuition 12 per course or 4 per semester hour. A general fee of 9 per course or 53 semester hour, not to exceed 36 per semester, plus lab fees where applicable. Classes meet Monday through Thursday at Lamesa High School with twice weekly meetings when possible. The semester runs through May 18. Groundwork started last December after a chamber survey of interest. No local funds beyond tuition. teachers salaries paid by HCJC.
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Lamesa Community College
Howard County Junior College
Big Spring
Lamesa High School
Community College
Lamesa Public Schools
HCJC
Thomas Slater
Lamesa
Alvin Cannady
Chamber of Commerce
BT Tablets Offer Quick Relief From Nervous Tension
An advertisement urges readers to buy BT tablets from local druggists to ease daily jitters with a money back guarantee. It lists phone numbers 763-5363 795-5255 795-7104 and warns against substitutes.
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Vogue
Community College Registering
SAVE
Renzo Sate Bank
C. Earl Hildreth
D.D
Association OF
Anthony V. Bass
Vision Care
Broadway
Texas
Liv
Lady Call
Brady
Brady Plumbing & Heating
Avenue H
Itera
Parkway Drive
Jacob Francis Meier
Peoria
Illinois
Better Business Bureau
BBB
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Dillard’s
la Mancha
California
Sierusharey
Spe and
Bandero
America
Poppytrail
la Mancha Green
Laguna Blue
Wana
ROSE
Madrid
Paul Revere
Oneida” Community
South Plains
Oneida
Geplace
Cavicreana
Delune
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