Smithsonian Festival spotlight on Texas heritage at Folklife
Texans invade Washington for the Smithsonian Festival of American Folklife with the Institute of Texas Cultures showcasing tacos tale tellers and saddle makers. Acts include Hondo Crouch and Bob Murphy F of Nacogdoches crafting Tall Texas stories while KJZT Czech dancers and the Solomon Family fiddlers perform. Texas exhibitors promise varied talents from dulcimers to barbecue and mescal demonstrations as the nation’s capital hosts a five day celebration amid civic tensions.
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HemisFair Guides Camera Bugs at San Antonio Exposition
San Antonio reporters note HemisFair 1968 visitors receive coaching from management on ideal picture spots across the grounds. A guidebook highlights landmarks including The Alamo and the Spanish Governor's Palace along Paseo del Rio river walk. The exposition, themed The Confluence of Civilizations in the Americas, closes in October.
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New 150-Room Resort Opens on Kauai Hawaii
A 150 room resort hotel has opened on Kauai, Hawaii, expanding the island’s tourism offerings with new accommodations and amenities aimed at attracting visitors to the outer island destination.
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Gun Control Debate Persists Amid Public Opinion and Events
Congress faces gun control pressure nine months after a Kennedy assassination as public opinion sways between action and opposition. Events such as a New York City Central Park slaying and President Johnson’s remarks keep the issue alive amid party splits and regional tensions. The debate features proposed bans on mail order gun sales, federal registration, and licensing, with gridlock on enforcement and states’ rights.
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Weekend TV Log Entries From KCBD and Colleagues
TV listings dated July 1968 show a dense schedule across stations KCBD KMID KCRD KRIVT KLBK KGNC etc. Highlights include Roy Rogers Major Baseball Batman Bonanza Walt Disney programs and late-night news. Listings span multiple Texas cities with channel notes and time slots for cartoons sports dramas and religious programming.
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Lubbock
Dick Powell
Gol
Atom Ant
New Mexico
NWS
Toy Tigers
KMID
Midland
Wills Family Farming
Crescent
Insight
McGee Report
Animal Today Kingdom
Walt Disney
First Baptist
KCRD
Meet the Press
Bonanza Black Vines
Flipper
Witness Huntress
Wrank McGee
Animal
Kingdom
NWS Krivt—Py. Worth
Ted Wood
Pan Chanarral
Tom & Jerry
Tiaves
Albert Weather
Vesties
Pepe Bustos
Smothers Rage
First Baptist Brothers
Rainbow
Mission
Cabeeey
KGNC
Amarillo
Roy Rogers
Plintstones
Frank McGee
Samson
the Saint
Cool McCool
Sheriff Bill Night
Kids, Inc
Farm & Home
Joe Pyne
Polk Methodist
Walt Disney Press
Forest
Indonesia Exports Rise 11.7 Percent in Q1 Year
Jakarta based officials report Indonesia exported goods worth 107.8 million dollars in the first quarter, up 11.7 percent from the same period in 1987, signaling stronger trade momentum.
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Radio Stations Network and Non Network Listings
A catalog of radio outlets with network stations KFYO 790 KLBR 1340 KOBD 1590 KDAV CMBS 530 and non network stations KLE 1460 KSEL 950 KLBR 1420 plus stations KGBIPM FM 96.3 KLBK FM 94.5 KSEL FM 93.7 and KUNT 91.9 listed with frequencies and call signs.
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KLBR
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KLE
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Government targets synthetic marijuana with new controls
Government officials say a newly developed synthetic marijuana will soon be regulated as a crime to sell or possess with intent to sell under stronger laws. The substance, te trahydrocambine, allegedly potent, prompted push to bring it under the Marijuana Law Act and the Drug Abuse Control Act of 1965. Congress weighs penalties, and the move is described as a temporary expedient to gain control.
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Lubbock 99th District Court Listings Holdings of Divorces and Damages
The notice lists cases in several district courts with judges presiding. It includes suits for divorce, damages, and notes on workmen's compensation and housing actions. Named parties include Lloyd A. Storrs, J. B. Privitt, M. A. Emmons, Doris Williams, Rosa Pauda, Hulett J. Blee, Dickie Ann Petty, Leroy D. Curtis, Mildred L. Martin, Alice Elizabeth Westbrook, Allied Concord Financial Corporation, Tack Wayne Delahunty, Carl James Mann, Kenneth Deral Hendrix, Mariyn Willis, James E. Hays, Golden Spread Packing Co., and various property transfers to Housing and Urban Development.
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J. B. Privitt
M. A. Emmons
A. W. Emmons
Chester Clarence
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Doris Williams
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Joe Jesse Panda
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Dickie Ann Petty
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Edith Gene Mann
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C. O. Willis
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Slaton Man Released After Questioning In Slaton Shooting
A 53 year old man questioned in the shooting death of Frank Dobbins, 35, of Slaton, has been released by police with no charges filed. Dobbins died after being shot in the chest at Pauline's Place cafe near 1:45 a.m. Friday.
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