Who Is He Biggest Problem for McGovern in 1972
Manchester New Hampshire coverage tracks Senator George McGovern as he campaigns to overcome weak name recognition. He relies on personal contact and targets Wisconsin and Florida after New Hampshire to sustain his bid and compete with Muskie Humphrey and Lindsay.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Sen. McGovern
Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire
George S. McGovern
McGovern
George McGovern
Congress
South Dakota
General Electric Co
Somersworth
Igeorge McGovern
Sens
Rdjmund S. Muskie
Maine
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
California
New York
Florida
John V. Lindsay
John Lindsay
Wisconsin
Midwest
Humphrey
Nberal University
Madison
Lindsay
Muskie
Millwaukee
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Frank Mankiewicz
Robert Kennedy
Gary Hart
Denver
Kennedy
Edward Fleisher
George Romney
White House
Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Mankiewicz
Supreme Court Backs Welfare Rule Ban in New York and Conn
The Supreme Court affirmed lower court rulings striking down one year welfare waiting periods in New York and Connecticut as unconstitutional. Justices also split to nix antitrust convictions of Pfizer Bristol-Myers and American Cyanamid, with a New York circuit finding errors. The court avoided a test of Texas campus underground newspaper bans.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Connecticut
Potter Stewart
Byron B. White
Thurgood Marshall
Chas. Pfizer
Bristol-Myers
American Cyanamid
U.S. Circuit Court
Marvin E. Frank
Two Lubbock men charged with marijuana possession
Carroll Dean Hooker 18 of 4214 E Gist St and Tommy Lee Westbrook 17 of 4201 E Gund St were released after posting bonds of 1000 each. DPS patrols stopped them on FM 835 during routine license checks. A hand rolled joint was found in the car and a second in the glove box. The juvenile passenger was released to juvenile authorities. Bonds set by Justice Wayne Latroy.
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Lubbock
Carroll Dean Hooker
E. Gist
Wnd
Lates
Hooker
Westbrook
Justice of the Peace
Wayne Latroy
Lamesa Chamber Sets Priorities for Coming Year
About seven members of the Lamesa Chamber of Commerce met in the student center Monday to set priorities for the year. Three focus areas were chosen: economic development beautification of the square and downtown area and greater agricultural outreach. Dallas Woods, the president, and Art Roberts the manager led an orientation before committee sessions to define attainable goals.
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Lamesa
Lamesa Chamber of Commerce
Dallas Woods
Art Roberts
Jury Rules In Favor Of Dog Owner In Lubbock Case
A jury in Judge Pat S. Moore’s 72nd District Court finds for a south Lubbock dog owner sued by Ralph Mathis over injuries to three year old Rocky Mitchell Mathis. Mathis sought 3259 for alleged attack and disfigurement by the dog on December 22, 1970.
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Pat S. Moore
South Lubbock
Ralph Mathis
Rocky Mitchell Mathis
F. C. Chee
Chicago to perform at Lubbock Coliseum tonight
Chicago, the renowned group known as The Big Thing in Chicago and later Chicago Transit Authority, headlines a single 8 p.m. show at the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum. Concerts West, Inc sponsors the event with $5 tickets available at the Coliseum box office.
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Chicago
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Concerts West, Inc
California
Chicago Transit Authority
High winds fuel blaze at cotton gin near Seminole
High winds noon Monday aided a fire that damaged the Jones Gin on U S 385 about two miles north of Seminole. Fire units from Seagraves Denver City and Seminole battled the blaze. Damage to the gin and several bales of cotton was expected to run high.
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Here
Seagraves
Denver City
Jones Gin
U. S. 385
Birth notices from Lubbock area residents published
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Howald Belcher of Wolfforth welcomed a daughter at St Marys Hospital weighing 5 pounds 3 ounces at 2 45 pm Friday. Other births list include Barratt of Idalou 7 pounds 0 ounces at St Marys, Henry of Slaton 6 pounds 5 ounces at 12 32 am, Camp of 3721 B 30th Beaver on a 6 pounds 9 4 ounce girl at Highland Hospital, Wightman of ATA Str Et with a son 6 0 ounces at 1 32 pm, Roberts of 5807 16th Bt with a son 6 pounds 6 4 ounces, Rice of 105 Ave I on a daughter 14 0 ounces at West Texas Hospital, Cochran of Box 1027 Lubbock on a daughter 7 pounds 2 1/2 ounces, Stevens of 109 Temple Avenue on a son 6 pounds 11 1/2 ounces, Gonzales of Cotton Center on a daughter 4 pounds 14 4 ounces, Moreno of E Quinn with twins 4 pounds 11 0 ounces and 4 pounds 10 0 ounces, Bewrie of Crosbyton on a daughter 10 pounds 0 ounces, Quintanilla of Emory on a son 6 pounds 12 1/4 ounces, and Yates of 3501 42nd St with a daughter 7 pounds 4 ounces. all births recorded atlocal hospitals with parents employed in various professions.
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Jimmy Howald Belcher
Wolfforth
St. Mary's Hospital
Piggly Wisgly
Barry Eugene Barratt
Idalou
Ronald Spencer Henry
Slaton
West Texas Monument Works
William Fart Camp
Highland Hospital
Texas Tech University
Dennis J. Wightman
Ata
Heese Afb
Heese
George Y. Roberts
Reese Afb Hospital
Reese
Phillip Velant Rice
Ave. ‘I
West Texas Hospital
Horton Aero Service Inc
David Edward Cochran
Box
Lubbock
Coronado Inn
Mroo
W. A. Stevens
Temple Ase Oon
Tubbeork Osteopathic Hospital
Moduler Technolary Corp
Hen Gonzales
Cotton Center
Lubbock Osteopatic Hospital
Raymond Quintanilla
Emory
Methodist Hospital
City of
James G. Yates
Texas Tech
Pitcock Rites Set for Wednesday at Henderson Chapel
Charles Warren Pitcock 56 died Monday in St Mary of the Plains Hospital after a long illness. Services planned for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Henderson Funeral Chapel with burial at City of Lubbock Cemetery. Pitcock a Brown County native moved to Lubbock 22 years ago worked for Lubbock Limb Co and belonged to Calvary Baptist Church. Survivors include wife Lorene two sons Jimmy Charles and Billy Mack a sister five brothers and four grandchildren.
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Charles Warren Pitcock
F. Fordham
St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
Henderson Funeral Chapel
City of Lubbock
Henderson Funeral Directors
Brown County
Pitcock
Lubbock
Lubbock Limb Company
Calvary Baptist Church
Lorene
Jimmy Charles
California
U.S. Navy
Billy Mack
Nashville, Tenn
Willie McCarty
Anson
Brookie
Mesquite
Roger of
Hawley
Prince of
Joe
Abilene
Earl
Robert Lee
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Carl P. Lecescore
Nixon
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Joseph Grandmaison
Grandmalson
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Texas
Onve & Sun
Univ
Jerome A& Sunday
Lubbock Christian College
Mrooant
Armando Moreno
I E
Mreoo
Mires
Eddie Bewhre
Crosbyton Oon
Deushter Weghone
Methodial Hospital
American National Insurance Co
C. W. Pitcock
Bank Atr
Entertainment Center
Iniegend
Mathas
Curtis Mathes
CM Deeler
Mullins
Mullins TV Lab
Royce
Gimler
Yree AS
Coronado
Toledo
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