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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1971
Page
6
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Secretary of State William P. Rogers assured the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States will not deploy ground combat troops or advisers to Cambodia. He outlined that air operations are limited to interdiction of supply routes to protect U.S. ground forces, and that the Cooper Church amendment remains in force with no plan to seek its relaxation. Church criticized the growing air power role as risky, while administration officials insisted there is no Vietnam-like commitment.
About 150 locators who are members of the Panhandle School Leaders gather in Tulia for a special session addressing district priorities and administrative coordination.
In a federal SEC deposition, certificates for 10 000 National Bankers Life shares bought by Gov Preston Smith were traced to Ling and Co Dallas brokers. The SEC suit accuses stock manipulation and fraud by Ling and Co and National Bankers Life Insurance Co. The transcripts recount how shares were routed through the firm and placed in dates and names linked to Smith and a Sharpstown bank, with delivery details and internal files noted.
A reception for Mr and Mrs Fred Arrington of Dickens is planned at the Dickens County Electric Go Go venue from 3 to 4 pm Sunday. Arrington served as county and district clerk for 40 years and did not seek re election.
Former Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr faced tough questions from SEC investigators in Fort Worth on December 9 about press releases used to boost stock of RIC International Industries, where he served as vice president for acquisitions and board member. He said he sought clearance and defended the actions as aimed at informing investors, not defrauding anyone. The testimony touched on Ryder and Finn public relations work, company control, and ties to Frank W. Sharp and Sharpstown connections.
Slaton city hall announced building permits for the first weeks of the year already exceed the 1970 total. Cecil Jennings of Lubbock obtained a 160 090 dollar permit for a park project. Ed Stridding son S plans a 16 500 dollar home on 18th Street.
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