Generation Gaps Widen Among Youth and Parents
A survey notes widening gaps between teens and parents over hair, trust, and conversations. Youth describe communication blocks and independence tensions while mothers emphasize openness and adaptive parenting. Students debate school relevance amid apathy and shifting dress norms as they seek personal meaning and future direction. The piece highlights varied coping strategies and a sense of urgency among youths to define identity by May 1972.
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Stanley
Godwin
Grain Institute Meet Set Today in Lubbock Iowa
The National Farmers Organization president will report on NFO grain policy at the afternoon session. Dr. Carroll G. Brunthauer will review federal grain policy. Staley will speak on 210 ppm and Brunthaver on NS ppm. About 200 people are expected for talks on self-help research and Texas producers in grain policy.
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Iowa
National Farmers 9 Organization
Carroll G. Brunthauer
Washington, D.C
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Staley
Brunthaver
Texas Mile Producers
Elbert Harp
Texas Grain Sorghum Producers Board
Grain Sorghum Producers Association
Lubbock
A. K
Evans
U.S. Department of Labor
Lobobock
Jam V. Crown
Ralston Purina Co
Fort Worth
Willie L. Ulich
Texas Tech
Carter “Buck” Lindsay
Plainview
Texas Grain and Feed Association
Pat Shepard
Caloe
Farr
Ira L. Williams
Billy C. Gunter
Bob Pearson
Robert W. Hand
Young Cavitte
Shelton Hardin
Abernathy
Hand
Lindsay
Charges Dropped Against City Man in Trial
A murder attempt charge against Wilburn D. Pugh was dismissed after Travis Ray Youngblood, the victim, testified he did not want to press charges. The case stemmed from a in which Youngblood was shot during a dispute over a repossessed car at his home. Assistant District Attorney Troy Hurley described the outcome as a shock. Separately, Israeli officials study prefabricated housing to address a possible influx of Soviet Jewish immigrants.
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Lubbock
Jugdge
Howard C. Davison
99Th District Court
Travis Ray’ Youngblood
Wilburn D. Pugh
Pugh
Youngblood
SM. Ave. F. Asst. Dist
Troy Hurley
Bankrupt Masterbuilders faces foreclosure plan in Lubbock district
State Savings and Loan, led by Roy Middleton, seeks to foreclose on Masterbuilders properties including townhouses in Slide Road and other sites in Lubbock Idalou and the 67th Street area. Creditors are offered 50 cent on the dollar for claims as part of proposed settlements. A prior injunction was withdrawn after an agreed sum was to be paid post foreclosure.
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Middleton
State Savings
Jack Fry Wholesale Lumber Co
Masterbuilders
137Th District Court
Fry
Wiliam R. Reed
67Th St
Slide Road
W. B. Rushing
Dewey Rothwell
State Saveings
State Savings and Loan Association
Roy Middleton
Idalou
Lubbock
E. 48Th St
S&l
NFL Line Judge to Speak at Odessa Chamber Banquet
NFL line judge Arthur J. Holtz will speak on How To Be a Pro at the Odessa Chamber of Commerce 45th annual banquet in the Ector County Coliseum exhibition hall at 7:30 p.m. The Forest Park Foundation administrator from Peoria Illinois is the featured speaker. O F Ollie Blank passes leadership to Jay Poynor as officers and directors are installed. Johnny Vacca serves as master of ceremonies.
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Odessa
Arthur J. Holtz
National Football League
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Ector County
Holtz
Forest Park Foundation
Peoria
Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang
Fire guts J C Stansell Unclaimed Freight store
Fire officials estimate losses at more than 15000 dollars after an electrical short near an outside outlet ignited plywood and paper goods at J C Stansell Unclaimed Freight 809 Idalou Road. The two alarm blaze began about 9 30 p m and was controlled after 11 units forced entry to reach burning boxes.
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J. C. Stansell
Idalou Road
A. C. Black
Black
Tomlinson Distinguishes Himself in Vietnam Operations
Army officer Tomlinson earned commendation for actions in Republic of Vietnam during operations January 15 to 17, 1971. He showed conspicuous valor while leading troops against an armed hostile force, according to the official citation.
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Republic of Vietnam
General Cassidy visits Texas Tech during MIA search period
Gen Cassidy, serving as G-3 advisor to the Vietnam division, briefed on a search for three Americans missing in action near Ta Bec Mountain, Chau Doc Province. He met Texas Tech President Grover E. Murray on campus, lunched at the Lubbock Club, then returned for an early afternoon campus ceremony hosted by Col William L Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Bec Mountain
Chau Doe
Gen. Cassidy
Texas Tech
Grover E. Murray
Lubbock Club
Col
William L. Hodge
City Woman Sentenced To 20 Years
A Lubbock woman Dianna Dobbs, 20, was convicted of murder with malice in the fatal shooting of Frankie Spivey, 23, outside the Lucky Corner Cafe. Jurors deliberated 18 minutes before the 20 year sentence in Judge Robert C. Moore's court.
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Lubbock
Walnut Avenue
Miss Dobbs
Miss Cobb
Spivey
Dianne Jackson
Black powder identified in Lubbock car bombings
Laboratory tests of debris from seven car bombings in Lubbock indicate the explosive was black powder. Investigators traced powder residue and fragments to ATF laboratories as they chart bombings from December 1971 and January 1972, largely in WEast or Southwest Lubbock, timed mainly at night.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
U.S. Treasury
14Th Street
26Th Street
Weat
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Ufion
SDS
Peace
James T. Brookman
58Th St
Collepe
Stan Grywaecz
Lard St
Gages
Sheridan
Johnny
Koko Palace
Grain Institute
Jerusalem
Vietnam
Raymond F. R. Tomlinson
Patrick F. Cassidy
University Center
Tech
Portsmouth
England
Albion
NFL
O. F
Ollie” Blank
Chamber
Jay Poynor
Johnny Vacca
Short
Big Blaze
Tomlinson
Call
Bob Hassell
Radio Shack
Seperatory
Beth
Winchester Center
Au Town & Country
Brownfield Read
RADIO
Municipal Coliseum
Coliseum
Sears
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