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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1967

Page

4

Area Banks Report Record Deposits in 1966 Cotton Era

Area towns show strong deposits as cash reserves rise amid 1966 cotton harvest and industrial growth. Bankers credit higher cash holdings and reserve buildup, noting deposits far surpass prior figures and reflect consumer caution and steady local business.

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Marines Hit Red Force Near Da Nang in Nine Hour Battle

U S Marines fought a nine hour clash along the Thi Bon River near Da Nang in which at least 74 Communists and several Marines were killed. American forces replied with heavy fire and napalm as reinforcements moved in. Meanwhile reports from the Mekong Delta describe fresh Viet Cong losses and a new fighting phase near the DMZ as U S air and ground units press operations against infiltrating forces.

Saigon Banke Leatherneck A Nang U.S Thi Bon da Nang Oceien Ino Leathernecks Lamb County Mekong Delta Dmz Demilitarized Zone North South Vietnam U. S Demilitariz- Bi

Bank Deposit Totals Rise in 1968 for Towns in Hockley and Surrounding Areas

The report shows deposit figures across 73 financial institutions in 34 towns including Floydada Lackney Lamesa and Hereford with deposits in 1968 ranging from about 15.1 million to 33.2 million. Changes from 1965 and notable increases occur in several banks while others dip slightly.

South Plains Alka Atx Midland Hale County Plainview Abernathy Hale Center Snyder Seyler Son, Treen Seagraves Nana Shallowater Staton Amherst Hockley County Lamb’ County Floydada Lackney Lockney Lamesa Hereford Bruce Bushey Stem

Canyon Wife 16 Barred From Canyon High School

A 16 year old married student is barred from Canyon High School pending a court hearing. Joe Gill, president of the Canyon school board, says policy denies admittance for a married student for a term after marriage citing potential bad influence on others. An attorney for the student will appear at the hearing.

Canyon UPI Mars Derson Joe Gill Canyon School Board Wraber, Seliers Amare

Tulia Chamber Names Editor Man Of The Year

Tulia Chamber honors The Tulia Herald editor with the Community Citizen of the Year award at a banquet. Dr. Morris Webb notes his actions benefit the town. the honoree is a Plainview born Harvard graduate who served in the Navy before returning to Tulsa.

Marie Harrin TULIA H. M. Boggarly Tulia Herald Inal Tulia Chamber of Tula Morris Webb Harvard University Tulia Chamber Baggarly J. W. Ervin Schonl Five

International rate cuts spark market rally and praise

A New York bank's interest rate reduction and credit easing drew praise from the White House and finance ministers. Britain lowered its lending rate from 7 to 6.5 percent, triggering a stock market rise as investors anticipated broader economic stimulus.

New York Bank White House Tom Johnson Johnson Heelieves Harold Great Britain United States Weal France London T Io England New York

City Mishap Details Incomplete And Fragmented

Fragmentary OCR text describes a mishap near a store with scattered names and places including Wichita Falls Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. and individuals Patricia, Cheryl, Rene, and Tracy. lacks clear event date or outcome.

Ing Labo Ane Wichita Falls Pittsburg Plate Glass Co Patricia Chery Rene Tracy

Cent Increase Seen In Levy For Schools

Discussion notes a ten cent levy rise for schools with an estimated annual increase of about $134 000. The plan aims to divert more funds to peace time supplies and accelerate planning for postwar budgeting. Officials stress careful tax policy and federal aid for eventual defense-to-peace transition.

Nese Ted Viet-lan Ee Ee Johreon Accelera J District Rees Gardneradney Council of Economic Advisors Federal Reserve Board of Plant

Tax rise eyed to cover school deficit in 1967 68

The school board warned of a nearly 470000 deficit next year due to reduced state aid and delinquent taxes. A tax increase from 1.50 to 1.80 per hundred dollars valuation is considered, with estimates of 3527100 per cent of a cent and new operating costs totaling 420000. The board approved resignations for three teachers and pledged extra security for the district treasurer.

Tatareot Williame Williams Gram Jantor Heck Ce Yaa Judith Brown Matthews Sammie Soulsbury Evans Junior High Lena Mae Sparkman Wright Elementary Hill William Powell Clay Henderson BS Sand Oe Vane Willam U.S

Fragmented Debate on Resolution and Public Safety Notes

A garbled report references legislative maneuvers over a resolution involving the governor and Senate rules, amid mentions of economic conditions and political pressure. The piece also cites fire safety data from the Insurance Information Institute and notes a summer school context with references to Barnes.

Corian Connally Williams Big Senate Reese Hahles Kansas Barnes United States Louis Turnsurance Information Institute Wesk Barnes Sake

Building Collapse Kills Two In Manhattan Demolition

In mid Manhattan a century old four story brick building under demolition collapsed. Ten workers were inside. two died, four escaped, one walked out, three trapped under debris. Fire rescue fought through rubble as authorities limited train movements nearby.

New York Manhattan Nerous Bridke Fear Forte Lowery Tranalt Authority Fac Sth Street Broadway

Quilliam Seeks Tax Rebate Amid Legislative Push

Representative Reed Quilliam of Lubbock launches a bid for an income tax rebate signaling a statewide call to convene. The move hinges on a two thirds state approval and invokes a legislative procedure to resolve the issue.

Quilliam Austin APY Reed Quilliam Lubbock Congress

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