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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1971

Page

2

Suspect Arrested After Theft Here Involving Radio, Furniture

Police arrested a 32 year old Negro man after a car crash near F 34th Street and Southeast Drive. A television set in the trunk was traced to a trailer theft at Merchant Fast Freight. Separately, a 20 year old man was jailed for marijuana possession during a burglary probe on 43rd Street. A break in on Weber Drive prompted a lookout for a repeated pattern. Losses reported include furniture, electronics, and personal items totaling several thousand dollars.

F. 34Th Street Southeast Drive Merchant Fast Freight 47Th Street Quirt Avenue Guywire D. R. Osment Bill Rutherford 43Rd Street Rutherford Weber Drive Western Way Homes Inc Erskine St Jenkins Furniture Store Baylor Drive

Vanished Japanese Airliner With 68 Aboard

A Japanese airliner carrying 68 people disappeared near Hakodate on Hokkaido while approaching in bad weather. Ground forces and ships searched the area as fog hindered the response. among the passengers were 34 men and 30 women. The co-pilot was Jack R. Spence of Houston Texas. The flight left Sapporo bound for Hakodate, with landing permission given before radar loss.

United Press International Harodate Japan Tokyo Hakodate Hokkaido Island Toa Kokunai jAsia Domestic jJapan Hideyo Terada Jearch Jack R. Spence Houston Tex Banda Sapporo Hokkaido Pacific Kurile Shokoku Island Taipei

Wentworth to Lead National Law Student Meeting in NYC

Jeffrey Wentworth, former president of the Texas Tech Student Bar Association, will preside over four days of the national law students meeting in New York City. About 200 students from nearly 100 law schools attend alongside the ABA’s 34th annual gathering with speeches by Chief Justice Burger and Leon Jaworski. The event ends with an awards banquet at the Park-Sheraton Hotel.

Jeffrey Wentworth Texas Tech Student Bar Association New York City U. S American Bar Association Wentworth San Antonio ABA House of Delegates Texas Warren Burger Houston Leon Jaworski Park-Sheraton Hotel

Lubbock Morning Edition Details

Local notice describes the Sunday print edition of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal printed at 8th and Avenue J in Lubbock Texas 79408 with contact number 763 4343. Also notes second class postage paid at Lubbock.

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

San Diego Bids For 1972 Republican National Convention

San Diego, initially reluctant to host the 1972 GOP convention, submits a 1.5 million dollar bid of city county state and private goods and services to the GOP National Committee. Reported backing from President Nixon prompted the bid ahead of a July 22 24 committee meeting in Denver.

San Diego Calif GOP National Committee Nixon iDenver Colo

Weather Showers Spread Across Southeast and Great Lakes

Showers are expected today from northern Florida and Alabama through Georgia and the Carolinas with additional showers in the Great Lakes region. AP Wirephoto accompanies the forecast.

Florida Alabama Georgia Carolinas Great Lakes

Gibson countersuit seeks 106 million in damages in Dallas

Gibson Presses countersuit against Howard Gibco and Howard Bros. Discount Stores asking 105.45 million dollars in damages plus one million for lawyers. Lawsuit alleges anti trust and price discrimination claims after Gibson’s discount system raised costs and threatened franchises. Defendants formerly held Gibson franchises and pulled out last week amid a dispute over credit card discounts and store openings.

Dallas Gibson Howard Gibco Howard Bros Cite BankAmericard Central Bank of Man Jack Howard Monroe Bank Howard Groups

O'Donnell Rodeo Plans Unveiled

The 27th annual O'Donnell rodeo opens with a 6:30 p.m. parade and 8 p.m. competition at the Tohoka Highway arena. Organizers include John Ellis C R Burleson and J T Middleton Jr. Thursday crowns a rodeo queen among four candidates Elaine Traylor Jan Caswell Connie Popnoe and Teddy Rogers. Red Whatley will furnish stock for contests.

O'Donnell Tohoka Highway O'Donnell Roping ‘Club John Ellis C. R. Burleson J. T. Middleton Jr Elaine Traylor O'Donnell Volunteer Fire Department Jan Caswell City Lions Club Connie Popnoe The Future Farmers Teddy Rogers Lynn County Sheriff Posse Red Whatley

No 'Put On' Two Invade JP's Home

Justice of the Peace Charles Smith faced a bizarre incident Saturday when he woke to find a stranger in his bathroom. He later learned two youths had spent most of the night in his home and even slept in a child’s room. A 17-year-old was arrested as the other fled while Smith spoke with the youth. He said his wife initially believed he was joking.

Justice of the Peace Charles Smith Smith

Israel West Germany eye youth exchange travel plan

Jerusalem AP reports Israel and West Germany reviewed an agreement to fund exchanges for about 2000 youths from each country, enabling more students to travel between the two nations.

Jerusalem Israel West Germany

Do You Want and Need Better Hearing

Advertisement offers a brochure on improving hearing and addresses nerve deafness. It urges readers to send a coupon, promising information and guidance for self-help and informed action.

Avalanche-Journal

New Strikes Reported On Fourth Of July Holiday

United Press International reports widespread labor unrest as 39 000 workers idle across the nation on a three day strike weekend. Copper miners at Magma Copper Co Arizona join 36000 West Coast miners on picket lines. Detroit sanitation workers 1400 strike. New York beaches use non union lifeguards. Longshoremen walkout halts shipping. Northern California carpenters and tunnel workers halt work on major projects. San Francisco bay area bus drivers strike affecting 5000 riders. Oakland airport workers 200 seek higher pay.

United Press International Magma Copper Co Arizona Detroit New York California San Francisco Oakland Calif Metropolitan

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