Dues Reminders Sent To Members And Arboretum Planting
Dues reminders appear on page one while the arboretum plans a large shade tree planting funded by City of Lad bork with trees to line the south end of the perimeter. Mrs Williams notes the project would be the arboretum's biggest planting in 11 years as freezing weather threatens Chinese Parasol and Japanese Pagoda losses. Arboretum foundation members await damage assessment, which will take weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladbork
Willams
Stark
Arboretum Foundation
Sparrows at station feedings draw a quirky flock
Fisher describes a flock of sparrows visiting a station for grain, their wary pecking at lumber yard perches when delays occur. He notes the birds’ tamest mate, a shy group from Tarze trees, and predicts more visitors around Valentine’s Day as small and large birds respond to his seed mix of wheat, mill mix, sunflower, and sorghum.
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Fisher
Une Service
Buckner
Assemblies of God Church District
Weil
Jury holdout Mrs Underwood prompts Corona appeal
Corona trial notes new appeal grounds after juror Mrs Underwood, a 61 year old widow, says she faced pressure during deliberations while six other jurors pressed for acquittal. Hawk praises her stance as crucial, while defense plans a brief before Judge Patlon for a delayed sentencing hearing. Commemoration brief: Britain marks John Knox 400th anniversary with commemorative cover.
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Richard Hawk
Von
Hawk
Underword
Underwood
Corona
Sentencme
Masinuin
Ernest
Phillips
Cather
Courts show busy docket and coordinated reforms in 1972
In 1972 four district courts disposed of dozens of criminal cases with 214 felons convicted, 168 pleading guilty. Civil dockets shrank with fewer personal injury and divorce actions, while workmen compensation and taxes rose. Grants funded extra attorneys and administrative assistants to streamline operations, with judges sharing workload via bench exchanges and heightened cooperation across courts.
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Lubbock
Davison
J. R. Devers
Kock
Criminal Justice Council
Statis
J.R
Judys Burns
Larry
Julie) Cunningham
Robert C. Wright
CJC
Texas ‘Tech
Law School
Wright
Shaver
Moore
Crosby County
Tand
APO
Gamble Becomes Meadow Postmaster Today
Clyde 1D Gamble, 54, named postmaster of Meadow Post Office effective today. A longtime Lubbock area resident, he began in 1946 as a clerk carrier at Lubbock. He later served at Wolforth, moved to Denver briefly, then returned to Meadow as officer in charge in February 1972 after W. M. Turnbaugh’s death. Appointment announced by Carl C. Ulsaker. region’s merit-based process noted. Travel injuries: Israeli travel survey shows four of ten buses injure passengers annually.
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Meadow
Clyde
Gamble
Lubbock
Wolforth
Denver
Colo
ITI
Meadow Post Office
W. M. Turnbaugh
U.S Postal Service
Carl C. Ulsaker
Senate
Postal Service
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Perfume River
Hue
Tok
Sowh
Cap Wirephotan
Orously
Tondon
UPI
Britain
Post Office
John Knox
Knox
Edinburg
G & G Honda
AL Meadow
Tel Aviv
Statistics Bureau
Tommy Hancock
Red River, N. M
Mike Weis
All Sprague
Carleton
Morning Glory
Queen Sue
Soth St
Flint
London House
Dollie's
Steck Fingers
Brownfield Highway & Slide
Monterey Center
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