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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1977

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Lubbock Parents Urged to Back School Bond Plan

Charles Waters told a City Council of Parents and Teachers meeting that parental involvement is essential for quality education. He urged parents to attend board meetings, push for educational focus, and support a March bond vote of 12 million dollars for new schools and renovations in outlying areas.

Jeff South Avalanche-Journal Charles Waters Waters Lubbock Ings Parent Teacher Association Council American State Bank American State

Parents clash with schools over discipline and funding

Waters notes growing parental demand for discipline while some fail to enforce rules at home. He says districts face legal pushback when tough on students, critiques the finance law as ill conceived yet better than prior reform, and urges maintaining local control alongside more state aid.

Waters

Lockney School Board Reverts Election Method After FEAR of Federal Action

Lockney School District abandoned its placed system and returned to a previous method amid pressure from the Justice Department and concerns over Voting Rights Act violations. TEA general counsel Bill Bednar said the change may have diluted minority voting strength, and district officials noted potential penalties for violations. The TEA will consult the Secretary of State with resolution hoped by March filings.

Sylvia Teague Avalanche-Journal Lockney (Special Lockney Justice Department Bill Bednar TEA Paul Lyle John Peck Peck Lyle Liberty Independent School District Bednar Secretary of State

Youngster learns about red tape in bank bid

Seven year old Aaron Robinson sought a savings account with his Christmas gift money. Bank staff required a Social Security card and number and his oversized signature failed until he produced the correct signature allowing the account opening. In Chicago three youths were arrested after burglary photos led to charges.

Lansing, Mich Aaron Robinson Aaron Lansing Chicago

Biscuits From Civil Defense Shelters May Feed Animals

Hamilton County civil defense chief Liore Maccarone says a Pentagon order requires disposal of a million pounds of 1960s stored biscuits. While a study linked feeding to illness and death in animals, he believes some biscuits can be salvaged and mixed into animal feed under a private firm's plan analysis.

Cincinnati Hamilton County Civil Defense Liore Maccarone Pentagon Maccarone

Singing Apes Become Good Friends at Florida Zoo

Two rare singing siamang apes at the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford, a male and a female acquired in October, have formed an inseparable bond. They hold hands kiss and groom, challenging earlier fears of hostility. Curator Ed Posey notes a possible chorus by mid year.

Sanford, Fla Borneo Central Florida Ed Posey

Hobbs Library Adopts New Card Rules in Lea County

Hobbs City Commission approved library policy requiring identification with Lea County address for adult cards and guardian signatures for elementary students. Non residents or lacking Lea County ID may face a $5 temporary card deposit, refundable on return of items. The policy defines Lea County residents as all local property owners and students in the area.

Hobbs, N.M City Commission Hobbs Public Library Lea County

Births Across Town At St Marys Hospital Sums

Reports from St Marys Hospital detail numerous births including daughters and sons. Notable entries cite families such as Baran and Ars Denis Cameron, Leslie Clark, and Manuel Olvera with newborns weighing varying pounds and ounces, born on days including Sunday and Monday.

Mary Oscar Irener A von Wesoming Mary's Hospital Sane St Marys Hospital Mtr Ho Santiago Ant Amherst St St Atary's Hospital Leslie Clark Satorday St Mary's Hospital Manuel Olvera New Deal St. Mary's Hospital LSM Nira James Parks

Installations Set By Lodges in West Texas

Nine West Texas Herman Sons lodges plan inductions at 2 p m Sunday in Lubbock. Lubbock Lodge No 18 Odessa Lodge No 216 Old Glory Lodge No 228 Has kell Lodge No 241 Helmleigh Lodge No 288 and Roscoe Lodge No 257 will have officers sworn in.

OLD Glory West Texas Herman Sons Lubbock Odessa

Levelland High School Bid Tops Three Million

H C Lewis of Lubbock submitted the low bid 3 296 000 for a new 950 student high school in Levelland. The high bid 3 530 000 came from Area Builders Inc of Odessa. The board will award at 7 20 p m Thursday. Bids were opened for four media centers at four Levelland ISD elementary schools and renovations. Page and Wirtz Construction Co. had the low bid 831 800 for the media centers. Plans call for reusing the existing high school for eighth and ninth grades and the junior high for sixth and seventh grades. The district will close the kindergarten and distribute students among four elementaries. The bond carries a 36 cent tax hike for a 6 25 million package.

Levelland H. C. Lewis Lubbock Bill Vardeman Area Builders Inc Odessa Levelland Independent School District Vardeman Page and Wirtz Construction Company

Webb Air Force Base sees December personnel drop

Figures from Air Training Command show Webb Air Force Base base strength fell from 2 393 in November to 2 345 in December and student pilots declined to 176 the lowest in the command Webb is one of three bases discussed for closure and the drop follows a 1975 decision to shift to Security Assistance Training and phase out Undergraduate Pilot Training.

Big Webb Air Force Base Air Training Command Webb US Air Force

Shallowater Man Found Guilty in Patrol Car Crash Case

A jury in Judge William R. Shaver's court found Frank Garcia guilty of failure to stop and render aid after a crash involving a highway patrol car on U S 87 south of Lubbock on July 17 1976 A presentencing report was ordered and Garcia sought probation while prosecutors offered no recommendation The defense questioned who was driving and a deputy testified the car was found at Garcia's son's residence before testimony later placed it at another residence In the crash trooper Leslie McCuiston said he has amnesia about the wreck The patrol car was driven into a culvert after a 60 foot flight heavily injuring him and another trooper who had minor injuries Speedwriting shorthand class offered in Lubbock at South Plains College was announced with registrations open at South Plains office.

Shallowater William R. Shaver 140Th District Court Frank Garcia Garcia Gerald Anderson Shaver David Hess U.S. 87 Lubbock Anderson Max Gunn Don Frezell Asst. Dist. Atty Leslie McCuiston South Plains College Lubbock High School South Plains Ave. Q

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