Registration Start Nears for Vehicle Permits and Renewals
The county plans a Feb 1 mail out for new tags and urges vehicle owners to study the renewal instructions. Windowed services speed up April 1 deadline for title changes and renewals, using a Texas Highway Department computer system that splits the application, receipt, and data to Austin. Sydney results show government supported candidates winning 37 percent of the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Thompson
Hardin
Texas Highway Department
Austin
Kennedy Pushes cradle to grave health plan and cancer moon shot
Sen Edward Kennedy introduces a comprehensive national health insurance bill covering all for cradle to grave care and proposes a $200 million early cancer moon shot program. He argues Americans spend $70 billion on health annually yet fear illness while Nixon outlines narrower postpay and catastrophic coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
White House
Congress
D-Mass
National Aeronautical and Space Administration
NASA
John F. Kennedy
Claiborne Pell
D-R.l
Pell
Two charged in robbery at Seven-Eleven store
An attendant at Seven- Eleven on 19th Street was robbed of 38 dollars at 1 30 a m Monday. Billie Jay Doherty and Billy Croft were arrested minutes later in the 250 block of 19th Street and charged with robbery by firearm. They sit in County Jail on 7500 bond each.
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19Th St
19Th Street
Billie Jay Doherty
Amherst St
Billy Croft
Ave. R
FE. J. Warrington
David Faulks
Auburn St
19Th
University Avenue
Faulks
Harrington
Craft
Doherty
Convention Center Space Recommendations for Lubbock
Project coordinators outline flexible expansion oriented spaces for large conventions in Lubbock. They call for 128000 to 163000 square feet total, including 50000–60000 sq ft exhibit hall, 15000–20000 storage, assembly and banquet areas, multiple meeting rooms, and a catering kitchen. Estimated cost starts at about 2.83 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Center
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
Texas Medical Association
Texas Hospital Association
Lumberman's Association of Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
San Antonio
Texas
Southwest
Lubbock
Regulations Clinic Set On Driving The U S DOT In Texas
A U S Department of Transportation and Texas Motor Transportation Association clinic in Lubbock will explain new motor carrier driver requirements effective Jan 1. Leon Feazell notes drivers must pass a standardized written exam and driving test, with disqualification for felony conviction or drugs alcohol while operating a carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Transportation
Texas Motor Transportation Association
Lubbock
Leon Feazell
DOT
First National Pioneer
Feazell
L. D. Frizen
Fort Worth
Texas
Architect Fete Set For Today
Winners of architectural competition among the Lubbock chapter of the American Institute of Architects will be announced at the annual awards dinner slated for 7:30 p.m. today in the Hillcrest Country Club. A cocktail hour begins at 6:30 p.m. with about 100 Lubbock architects and guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
American Institute of Architects
Hillcrest Country Club
City Man Pleads Guilty to School Burglary
Terry Gene Adams, 25, pleaded guilty Monday in 140th District Court to burglary of coin operated machines at Dunbar High School in December 1969. Judge William Shaver placed Adams on probation for three years after Adams failed to appear when his case was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Gene Adams
William Shaver
140Th District Court
Adams
Dunbar High School
Pleas Entered in Misdemeanor Dockets Across Two County Courts
Twenty three defendants entered pleas Monday in misdemeanor cases before Judge Edwin D Boedeker in County Court-at-Law No. 7 and Judge Denzil Bevers in County Court-at-Law No. 2. Sentences include jail terms, probation, fines, and court costs for DWI, prohibited weapon, check, and liquor violations, with additional pleas of innocence and counts of aggravated assault and LSD possession.
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Edwin Dboedeker
Benjamin T. Hernandez
Lm St
J.D. Fitts
William John Kibbler
Ave. W
Denzil Bevers
Billy Dwayne Holley
39Th St
Mike Kennedy
Burrell
Lubbock
Walter Wilkinson
3Rd St
Kenneth May Tarpley
14Th St
Jose Vasquez
15Th St
Rodney Barton
Kenneth Carley
Hodges Community Center
Garton
Douglas Hallett
Dana Hal
Old Ledger to Smithsonian Highlights Colwell Family History
A historic daybook once owned by the Colwell family passes from Samuel Colwell generations to the Smithsonian for preservation. Noted entries include carriage routes from Baltimore and Philadelphia and lineage details. The ledger, 16 by 4 inches, shows fine penmanship and continues a long family tradition. Also retained are items tied to George Washington and an 1828 spelling book with early English pronunciation rules.
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Nellie
Sam So-And-So
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Colwell
Samuel i Colwell
Lubbock
Ohio
George Washington
Fort Duquesne
Washington
Roy Colwell
Lexington
United States
Great Britain
Hezekiah Burhans
Area Teletype Expansion Approved for Panhandle Region
Gov Preston Smith approves action grant of 25607 to improve teletype network for law enforcement in the area. Funds through Panhandle Regional Planning Commission with 18809 local match will upgrade terminals in sheriff offices Castro Potter Randall Deaf Smith Collingsworth Swisher Moore Hansford and in Amarillo Dalhart Friona Borer Pampa Shamrock Tulia and Hereford. Castor County Sheriff will get a punch tape activated unit.
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Dimmitt
Preston Smith
Panhandle
Amarillo
Dalhart
Friona
Borrer
Pampa
Shamrock
Tuli
Hereford
Castor County
Jack Cartwright
Review of Dispute Planned by Poverty Agency Meeting Agenda
A war on poverty review requests examples of program impact from community action agencies. Frank Carlucci seeks accounts of how poverty programs aided lives. a resignation by Tony Gonzales from New Deal board is to be considered. The ONAS agenda includes county outreach, participation in Emergency Food and Medical programs, and youth initiatives with demographic details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carlucci
OFO
Carlucci
Tony Gonzales
New Deal
Gonzales
Texas Tech University
Todass
ONAS
Cuecheors
Devel
Lighbees
Newrees
Texas License Granted for Wee Ee
A state licensing board in Texas grants credentials to Wee Ee, enabling operation within the state. The approval confirms compliance with regulatory standards and permits future activities under the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Ee
State of
Texas
County weighs shift to food stamp program
Lubbock County Community Action Agency plans to ask commissioners to replace the current commodity food distribution with food stamps. Shaw indicates state welfare officials also seek consideration of the change.
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Lubbock County
Community Action Agency
Shaw
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Jesus Castaneda
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