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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1975

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Assessor Seeks Relief From Archaic Laws

A proposal would dedicate about 20 percent of fees to cover future bad checks and clerical errors. Hardin cites annual losses near $600, while estimates suggest the plan could raise about $2,000 yearly for fund shortages. County officials question legal authority to pay debts. no statute grants counties this power, though no prohibition exists. Grand jury recommendations from 1964 influence ongoing debate as about 1,500 checks monthly are reviewed, with some officials noting limited ability to act on all cases.

Gist Lowance Hardin Midland County Atty Jim Oglesby Scone Lamb Lubbock County

Two Lubbockites Die Eight Hurt In Auto Crashes

Ford says Simon to remain. Two Lubbock residents died in crashes Saturday. Donna Marricle, 20, of 2115 28th St. died after a two car crash on 4th Street. Ricky Johnson, 18, Abilene Tech freshman, died when his car flipped near Melrose, New Mexico. Eight others injured, including Johnny Rhodes, 17, who remained in serious condition at University Hospital. Johnson died at Memorial Hospital in New Mexico. autopsy pending.

Lubbock New Mexico Donna Jill Marricle 28Th St 4Th Street Texas Tech Abilene Ricky Allen Johnson Melrose X.M Miss Marriille Johnny Maloy Rhodes 7Th St Rious University Hospital Miss Marricle St. Mary's Hospital Justice of the Peace Charles JE. Smith Johnson U.S Ol News New Sports Mexico Kath F the Hood Investi Business News Joneses Idalou Road Curtis

Shakeup Talk Silenced at White House Dinner

President Ford pressed labor leaders to back his economic and energy plan after assuring Treasury Secretary William E. Simon of his position. Ford praised AFL-CIO head George Meany and urged unity to tackle unemployment and national difficulties amid talks with Simon and at Georgine reception. A separate Moscow statement noted Japan and the Soviet Union again failed to agree on a postwar peace treaty.

Washington William E. Simon Treasury Ford Organized Labor Simon White House Meany Afl-Cio George Meany Robert A. Georgine AFL- Cio Building and Construction Trades Department Congress Moscow UPI Japan Soviet Union

Millionaire Role Seen For Agnew

Former Vice President Spiro Agnew’s real estate partner says he is on track to become a multimillionaire by attracting foreign investment, mainly Arab money, into the business. Two Kentucky deals funded by Kuwait and Saudi Arabians are cited as evidence of Agnew’s help to the Dilbeck empire, though he keeps his name out of such deals.

New York Spiro Agnew Agnew Kentucky Kuwait Walter Dilbeck Evansville Ind Dilbeck Parade Magazine Dilbeck and Associates Sunflower Corp Walter J. Dilbeck Inc John Beck Beck Parade

Tech Study Panel Pressed For Time

A Texas Tech study panel of 54 members from across the state struggles to meet a spring deadline. Led by Len Ainsworth, the group faces a complex review of Tech's future with six subcommittees meeting and polling ongoing. Regent Judson Williams doubts the spring target but hopes subcommittees yield workable preliminaries after multiple meetings. See TEXAS TECH Page 12

Lee Havins Avalanche-Journal Texas Tech University Tech Len Ainsworth Ainsworth Judson Williams el Paso Williams Texas Tech

Gracious Prayer Opens Sabbath Worship Session

A New Deal Reader offers a brief sabbath blessing thanking God for the day and the chance to gather for worship. The phrasing invokes gratitude and communal reverence in a traditional, devotional tone.

Heavenly Father New Deal

UT's Famed Ransom Library Deeply In Debt

The Harry H. Ransom Humanities Research Center at the University of Texas, famed for world-class art and literary holdings, faces debt of several hundred thousand dollars per the Austin American Statesman. Bills to dealers and insurers remain unpaid as UT funds are frozen pending a campus study.

Ransom Cellor Mod Charles A. LeMaistre Austin Stephen H Spurr Austin, Tex UPI Harry H. Ransom Humanities Research Center Prestigius University of Texas Austin American, Statesman Univer- UT Sity Lorene Rogers Shell Cairo Rogers

Do-Si-Do With Kids In Tow

Do-Si-Do With Kids In Tow chronicles Robena and Barney Watts long ago turning down country music stardom to raise four children. Their family band roots trace to McAdoo with early fiddling on bread pans and a cradle on a hay bale stage. The couple, now grandparents at 5024 35th St, cherish passing music to grandchildren and recall Big Bertha the B E Needles sound truck as their first real stage.

Gerry Burton Avalanche-Journal Star Robena Barney Watts Texas Watts 35Th St McAdoo West Texas New Mexico Lubbock B. E. Needles

Mild Chill To Invade Area Again

Cold weather again invaded the Panhandle after springlike warmth, with low clouds fog and light rain across East and South Texas. Lubbock area highs in the 60s Saturday, then 40s overnight, no precipitation expected through Monday per National Weather Service. Winds to 80 mph lashed eastern Colorado and nearby states with snow and danger on roads in the Plains.

St News Services Panhandle West Texas East South Texas Lubbock National Weather Service Plains Rocky Mountains Colorado Fort Collins Montana Nebraska South Dakota Seaboard New England mid-Atlantic

Infant Fatally Scalded In Farm Home Mishap

A nine month old child, Samuel Lechuga, died in a bathtub of scalding water at a farm home near Wolfforth. Deputies say the mother left two older children in the home to make a phone call. the tub was filled by one of the children. Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy ruled the death accidental. The infant’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rosendo Lechuga of Temple. several siblings are listed. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Kyle Morseson Avalanche-Journal Wolfforth Mary Albert Robert Lupe Lechuga Gilbert Junior Ray Joe Andy Andy Prado Meadow Lechuga Temple Samuel Lechuga Justice of the Peace Wayne] LeCroy Sny Cuba Fidel Castro Germany Rosendo Wolfgang Gerhard Dohms L Department Lubbock Pend Bonn Havana Resthaven-Singleton-Wi

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