Tech recruits faculty and staff amid renewed drive
Avalanche Journal reports Texas Tech onion aims to hire teaching and research talent with campus visits funded by gifts and grants. Spokesman notes state law limits use of appropriated funds for recruiting and travels include per diem allowances. Abuses admitted possible, yet current inspection visits praised as most effective to secure competent faculty and staff.
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Perry Flippin
Avalanche-Journal
Texas Tech
Tech
Lubbock
Public forum on vocational education opens in Lubbock
Lubbock hears from educators officials and citizens as the governor’s advisory council on technical and vocational education begins public hearings at Plains Cooperative Oil Mill. Roy B Davis W H Townsend Roy W Dugger and Alton Ice join as advisory council members.
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Governor's Special Advisory Council On Technical and
Plains Cooperative Oil Mill
Roy B. Davis
Lubbock
W. H. Townsend
Austin
Roy W. Dugger
Waco
Alton Ice
Ice
Ed Irons
LCC
F. W. Mattox
R. B. McAlister
Texas
William J. Jones Jr
Odessa
G. G. Hammer
Lubbock Public Schools
Lubbock Christian College
Clark Equipment Co
Hall Foundry and Manufacturing, Inc
Civa
Governor's Advisory Council
Nixon seeks $50 billion debt ceiling boost
President Nixon requests Congress approve a $50 billion increase in the national debt limit, the largest single hike since the program began, prompting concerns over fiscal policy and long term national debt.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Treasury
Mixon
International Monetary Fund
Ground breaking set for Methodist Hospital expansion
Ground is to be broken at 7 p.m. Wednesday for an 8.7 million, eight story addition to Methodist Hospital in Lubbock. The project includes 200 private patient rooms and connects to the current building. Completion is planned for April 1974 with furnishings at 15 million.
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United Methodist Church
Marvin L. Boyd
Lubbock
United Methodist Church Northwest Texas Conference
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Longe Range Planning Committee
Max Caraway
Methodist Hospital Board of Trustees
Lubbock and
Paul M. Bumpers
First United Methodist Church
Hardy Clemons
Second Baptist
Dudley Strain
First Christian
J. M. Washington
St. Paul's Episcopal
Joe Barnett
Broadway Church of Christ
Sam B. Laine
Westminster Presbyterian
Morris Sheats
Trinity
Boyd
Page and Wirtz
Amarillo
Flatow, Moore, Bryan and Fairburn
Albuquerque
N.M
Atcheson, Atkinson, Cartwright, Stiles, Roberts and Messersmith
Royster Tablets Promise New Strength For Married Men
Advertisements claim Royster Tablets revive strength and vitality for men and women feeling aged and run down. The copy promises sensational results after the first tablet and offers a money back guarantee, urging readers to purchase at drugstores.
Jurors Find Price Guilty of Mailbox Breaking
Jurors in U S District Court found Mrs. Georgia Ruth Collins Price age 31 of 2613 Weber Drive guilty of breaking open a mailbox. Judge Halbert postponed sentence pending four pre sentence reports. The alleged act occurred at 2807 Weber Drive with trial testimonies beginning Tuesday after Monday juror selection.
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U.S
Bodyguard startup taps ex troopers in Munich
Liselotte Finders, age 23, announces a hire a body guard business in Munich to fill a market gap. She says four former paratroopers are ready to work.
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Munich
Germany
Liselotte Finders
Gov Smith proposes federal takeover of welfare costs
UPI report notes Gov. Smith urges welfare reform with a federal takeover of most welfare costs and higher Social Security benefits. He backs early pilot states led by Texas and a task force to implement the plan, claiming $100 million annual savings for Texas. He favors 10 percent federalization of adult welfare, a $2.40 yearly federal aid for a four person family with state supplements, and a three year experiment reducing state medical costs.
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Washington
UPI
Tex
Smith
U.S. Senate Finance Committee
Texas
Garlic antiseptic used in war and ancient warfare
London reports that during World War I garlic was used as an antiseptic for British wounds. Earlier centuries saw ancient Greek soldiers mix garlic with pitch to aid arrow extraction.
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London
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