Walter Blaney Headlines Andrews Chamber Banquet
Andrews will honor Walter Blaney a humorist and magician as the headline entertainer at the Chamber of Commerce banquet at 6 45 p m in the high school home room The event will also present the Citizen of the Year award recognize outgoing president Dr Brian Gordon and announce incoming president Ed Lilley James Roberts serves as master of ceremonies
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Andrews
Walter Blaney
Andrews Chamber of Commerce
Blaney
NASA
Mike Collins
Brian Gordon
Ed Lilley
James Roberts
Stanton C C Banquet Set for Chamber Officers
Bob Deavenport will be installed as president of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce at the annual banquet at 1 30 p m in the Cap Rock Electric Cooperative auditorium. Don Tollison is vice president Glenn Brown secretary treasurer with Tollison Henry Watson and Charles Blocker as incoming directors Speaker will be State Representative Tom Craddick of Midland.
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Stanton
Bob Deavenport
Chamber of Commerce
Cap Rock Electric Cooperative
Deavenport
Don Tollison
Glenn Brown
Tollison
Henry Watson
Charles ‘Blocker
Tom Craddick
Midland
City planning talks link developers and Realtors at meetings
Developers, Realtors, and utility firms attend monthly sessions to stay updated on city projects, policy, and code changes and to offer suggestions. Bertram notes lead time for utility extensions and Penney cites plastic plumbing approvals as cost savers. discussions may include landscaping rules, architectural review, and mobile home park subdivision standards.
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Land
Iire
Helen Penney
FHA
Penney
Britain Suffering Tourist Industry Warns Of Backlash
London public health inspector Leslie Lewis of Westminster warned that shoddy hotels and a booming tourist trade threaten long term growth. He said expansion could boomerang on the industry as a mountain of bad conditions accumulates, jeopardizing reputation and future visits.
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London
Leslie Lewis
City of Westminster
Centenarian finds life simple with faith and friends
Harriet Louisa Adams, a 103 year old resident of Lubbock, celebrates her near birthday in St Mary Hospital. The widow of A J Adams values prayer, faith, kindness, and optimism, saying work and listening to others keep life meaningful. She has lived in Lubbock 53 years and attends First Baptist Church.
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Eliza) ‘Adams
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Architects Named By Hospital District
The district selected Brasher Goyette and Rapler to draft preliminary plans for the Lubbock County Hospital project. The board plans a cost plus contingency approach and aims to submit for federal construction aid. Projected completion around May with construction starting on Tech land.
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Brasher
Bob Goyette
Goyette
B. E. Rushing Jr
Lubbock State School
Jnew St. Mary of the Plains
Tech
Lubbock County
Texan Tech
Houston
Caudill, I
Rowlett
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Muleshoe Chamber Banquet Sets Theme and Officers
The Muleshoe Chamber of Commerce banquet begins at 7 30 p m today in the high school cafeteria with the theme Muleshoe Progressing and a program including awards and new officers. Several individuals face charges from the county court and local authorities, with guilty pleas and jail terms plus fines reported, while the community celebrates population and economic growth.
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Muleshoe Chamber of Commerce
County Court-at-Law No
John McKee Ofay
Edwins
Dallas
Boedeker
Ford Motor Co
George Jackson
Jerry Hutton
Mlg9th St
Apolonio Arriaga
Pettit
Frank Ellis
Bills
Dwi Loyd
Clarence
Jones
Derrell Oliver
Doyce Turner
Roger Albertson
Max King
Freddy Nail
DWI Plea Yields $100 Fines and Probation in County Court
Two men pleaded guilty to DWI charges in Judge Denzil Bevers County Court at Law No 2. Alejandro Rivas, 35, of 2119 2nd Place, and Ernest Harp, 56, of Amarillo, were fined $100 each and received five day jail terms probationed for six months.
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Denzil Bevers
Court-at-Law No. 2
Alejandro Rivas
Ernest Harp
Amarillo
Lawmaker speaks here on water proposals and funding
Clayton cited a Bureau of Reclamation reconnaissance report on surplus Mississippi River water and recovery timing expected this spring. He said Army Corps of Engineers work is moving ahead on schedule and investors may seek impounded water if a market exists.
Arboretum plans and water bond debate with Texas officials
The article outlines arboretum landscaping including a desert willow with white blooms and a growing tree garden, while Texas officials discuss a 1973 constitutional bond amendment for a $3.5 billion share of a $10 billion water plan. Clayton notes studies must precede funding and a state emphasis will run alongside federal studies. Dr. J Wayland Bennett praises Clayton as an expert on water.
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Clayton
J. Wayland Bennett
Texas Tech
Agriculture’ Committee
Texas
Hereford Man Shot In Leg Near Home Streets
A 19 year old Hereford man identified as David Martinez was shot three times in the leg while walking near his home. He was hospitalized with two wounds in the left thigh and one in the left calf. Authorities reported no motive and are seeking a brown car believed involved.
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Hereford
David Martinez
Deaf Smith County
Martinez
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