Oklahoma City Boy Spends Day In Marshal's Office
Ray York 14, seeks transfer from Taft Junior High to Harding Junior High. A U S District Court order requires custody at the marshal’s office each school day until he attends Harding, citing disruption to school integration efforts. The custody occurred with about 25 supporters present and no incident.
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Oklahoma City
Marshal’s Office
Ray York
U.S
York
Harding Junior High
Richard F. Moerck
Taft Junior High
Ray
Taft
Harding
U.S. Dist
Luther Bohanon
Moerck
Ray Lee
Nixon trims budget to near two hundred billion in 1971
The White House reports President Nixon has wrapped up a fiscal 1971 budget with about a one billion dollar addition to cuts, aiming for a total near 203 billion. Ziegler calls the plan solid, balanced, with some surplus, while no new taxes are required.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
White House
Ronald N. Ziegler
Treasury Department
Goul
Ziegler
PCOS
Buimiet
Inflation hits 6.1 percent in 1969 worst in two decades
The Labor Department reports December prices push the 1969 CPI to 131.3 of the 1957 59 base. Living costs rose 6.1 percent for the year, with grocery prices up 1.6 percent in December and eggs and tomatoes leading shortages. About 45 million workers earned an average weekly pay of 117.25 and saw no real gain as inflation ate into earnings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Craima
Joel Popkin
White House
Nixon
Popkin
Portales Soldier Injured In Torch Incident
Lubbock area reports a Portales soldier injured in a human torch incident remains in critical condition. The bulletin cites continued coverage across sections and pages. The report notes hospital status and ongoing investigations.
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Lubbock
Area
Portales
Sec
Prayer Note Calls for Omnibous Appeal and Friendship Sanity
A reader offers a brief prayer urging a universal appeal and genuine friendship as a speedy path to holiness in Jesus name.
Area Solons Get Warm Thank You At Fete
More than 150 people attended a dinner at the Lubbock Country Club honoring Lub bock lawmakers Sen H J Doc Blanchard and Reps Delwin Jones Elmer Tarbox and R B McAlister Gov Preston Smith and Lt Gov Ben Barnes sent regrets. Master of ceremonies Chas A Guy noted the wives sacrifice for their husbands Austin service.
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Kenneth May
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbek
Texas
House
Gus Mutsecher
H. J
Doc) Blanchard
Delwin Jones
Elmer Tarbox
PR. B. McAlister
Lubbock Country Club
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce Board of City Development
Chas. A. Guy
Avalanche Journal
Austin
Preston Smith
Gey Ben Barnes
New Dean Launches Texas Tech Medical School Plan
Dr. John A. Buesseler named dean and vice president for health affairs at Texas Tech University announces a 1972 target date for first classes. He will search for staff immediately and relocate from Columbia Missouri to Lubbock to lead the Medical Center and medical school with a $37 000 annual salary and a focus on training physicians and West Texas research.
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Texas Tech Unversity School of Medicine
John A. Buesseler
Buesseler
Medical Center
Grover ‘E. Murray
Tech
Buesster
Lub
Columbia
University of Missouri School of Medicine
Sane
Murray
Iseale
West Texas
Throat Cut Ex City Man Found Slain in Dallas
The body of Sahas Marin 24 formerly of Lubbock was found in the Trinity River with a throat wound. Police say Marin moved to Dallas three years ago and was last seen with a man named Murdoock who is being sought. Four boys located the body beneath a bridge around 1945 p m Saturday and Marin’s funeral is set for today at the City of Lubbock Cemetery with Rev Ismet Rueda officiating. Survivors include his wife Elisa and children Jimmy James and Judy, his father Prudentio, a brother Eufemio and four sisters.
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Dallas
Lubhock
Trinity River
Sahas Marin
Lothock
Dero
Joe Murdock
Homicide Division
Marin
Murdoock
Lubbock
Ismet Rueda
Directon of Sanders Funeral Home
Elisa Oausen
Jimmy
Jame
Judy
Prudencis
Paris Ave
Eufemio O
Frances Manuela
Joe Gonzales
Mary Rodriguez
Vicenta Miranda
al Floresville
Stocks falter again as 7th straight slide hits market
New York stocks declined on Monday amid modest turnover. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell about 6.32 points near the close, with volume near 2 million shares, as IBM Burroughs Polaroid Avano Products Memorex and other issues pulled back after profits slowdowns.
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New York
UPD
IBM
Burroughs
Polaroid
Avan Products
Memorex
Pay Raises Approved By High Plains Groundwater Board
The High Plains Underground Water Conservation District votes a $2,000 yearly boost for General Manager Frank Rayner and a five percent raise for other staff after election of Chester Mitchell as president. Rayner had sought a across the board raise. salaries updated to reflect combined positions and past gaps.
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Vaughn Hendrif
Avalanche-Journal
High Plains
Rayner
Mitchell
Rasner
Sabairy
Rovner
Paynes
Stoo
Enuiners
Nixon nominates George Carswell to Supreme Court
President Nixon named George Harrold Carswell as Supreme Court justice to fill the Fortas vacancy. The Florida judge, 50, is described as a strict constructionist and faced a Senate hearing expected to start Jan 27. Carswell has served on the federal bench since 1958 and is noted for a clean background.
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Carswell
Nixon
U.S. Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Judiciary
George Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
Fortas
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
New Orleans
Ziegler
Byron R. White
Capitol Hill
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Robert P Griffin
Michigan
Haynsworth
Earrier
Griffin
James O. Fasthind
Senate Judiciary Coomittee
Hugh Scott
Hawnsworth
County Approves Pact for Juvenile Justice Study
Lubbock Commissioners approve a contract with the National Council on Crime and Delinquency to study juvenile justice in the county. The review will cover law enforcement, courts, counseling, probation, and detention, with a May report and possible recommendations on a juvenile detention and diagnostic center. The survey team will meet jointly with commissioners and district judges and juvenile board members to review findings.
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Eugene Smith
Lubbock Counts
National Council On Crime and Delinquenes Ncct
4So
Sher Hs
NOCD
Lubbock
Beal Court
Juvenile Board
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the Asociated Press
Slaton
Lubbock County Hospital
State and Nation College Coordinating Board
North Vietnam
Israel
Suez Canal
Comic Dictionary
iche-Journal Station
Father Wrant
Jesus
Sem Lawmakers
Lee
Gus Mutscher
Debvin Jones
Mutscher
Len HJ
R. B. McAlister
Joe Don Buckner
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Albuquerque
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Houston
Olle
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