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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1972

Page

2

Trench Cave-In Tragedy Spurs Federal Probe

The January 24 1972 Inche Journal reports a trench collapse in Dallas that killed four workers from Plainview Lubbock and nearby areas. Investigations focus on safety measures and federal regulations as crews pace work and await soil tests.

Inche-Journal Trench Cave Federal Register Emil Federal Regulations Eddie Max Plainview Javier Sanchez Colgate Raymond Rodriguez Auburn St Dean Morrell Rodriguez Morrell

United Fund Elects New President and Chalker Substation Dedicated

The United Fund selects new officers at a meeting led by George Bunton and William Nicholson as Chalker Substation opens at 74th Street and Utica Avenue. The $300,000 facility links Holly Avenue plant with Power Plant No. 2 and serves the area between Chicago and Quaker avenues and 36th to 82nd streets.

J. R Stub Chalker Lubbock Power and Light Shim 74Th St Utica Ave Holly Ave Slaton Highway Municipal Hill Chicago Quaker Avenues 36Th 82Nd Streets Lp&l Fieers Gil Moody McKinsey Robert Tions William R. Nicholson Tom B. Simmons William Whittington New Planning Council Troy Myers Texas Tec University George Bunton Bert Darden Iles Forbess Wayne Holt Cummings William R. Pasewark Myers Robert H. Stafford Larry William R. Mass Col. Bogus Jack Strong Cam-J Paign F. J. Hamman Bureau J. J. Vetter Richard Betty Tolley Counci Jack Dent Leland Weahole Aviston HS United Fund Alderson Pred Pinkston Caprock Date Johnson

Oehler to Leave Lubbock Scout Executive Post

Robert F. Bouse of Enid Oklahoma will succeed Oehler as scout executive of the Great Salt Plains Council in Enid. Oehler departs mid February after leading the council since 1968 and expanding membership and programs. House and his wife Betty have two sons and will attend the South Plains Council banquet at Fair Park Coliseum.

Robert F. Bouse Enioition Lubbock Okla Oehlett Bouse Security South Oklahoma City Clyde J.lhief Morganti Oehler Great Salt Plains Enid Countil House HHG Wichit Falls Austin University of Oklahoma Coloonel Usaf Reserve Betty Hobert University of Oklahoma Randy Pouses Central Christian Church Enid Rotarian Tumse Rotary Club Mi Bouse Artists League Jarts and Humanities Council Henid Gaslight Theater South Plains Council Fair Park Coliseum Reel Business Oby Thomas J. Keane Forest Hills N.Y

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