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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1967

Page

8

Texas bank deposits reach all time highs in many counties

An Associated Press survey shows mid year bank deposits rising across Texas led by Dallas, Harris, and several other counties. Falls in Orange and Cameron shown as declines while areas like Abilene and Abilene show optimism due to favorable weather and cattle prices.

Texas Associated Press Dallas Harris County Houston Tarrant County Fort Worth West Texas Austin Abilene Vernon Corpus Christi Denton Denison San Angelo Longview Dallas County Anderson County Palestine Area Bexar County San Antonio Orange County

City Banks Report Deposits and Loans Figures

The report lists June 30 deposit totals for six city banks including First National Bank and Lubbock National Bank with year-ago figures in parentheses. It also notes loan and discount totals for each bank, comparing current amounts to prior year figures. The USAF Air Defense Command accounts for about seventy percent of the forces under NORAD.

Tuating Ventures First National Bank Lubbock National Bank Citizens National Bank Plains National Bank Security National Bank American State Bank Usaf Air Defense Command North American Air Defense Command

Regional media center planned by Texas Education Agency

Omer R. Douglas chairs a regional board for a new regional media center funded in part by Title II of the ESEA. The board includes Casey, Troy Armes, Owen Hamilton, Homer Garrison, Stansell Clement, Robert Work, and Roy D. Whitt. Douglas, Brownfield schools former superintendent, led the Texas State Teachers Association in 1956-57 and has held local leadership posts.

Texas The Texas Education Agency Casey Troy Armes Littlefield Owen Hamilton Lubbock Homer Garrison Plainview Stansell Clement Lamesa Robert Work Crosbyton Roy D. Whitt Muleshoe Douglas Brownfield Public Texas State Teachers Association Brownfield Chamber of Icommerce Brownfield Lions Club General Fund Brownfield Commmunity Chest

Tech Swine Short Course Draws 200 at Tex Tech Hog Show

More than 200 participants attended the opening of Texas Tech University s 15th annual Swine Short Course with market hog show judging and discussions on sow herd management and pig feeding. Sessions resume at 8 30 a m in the Coronado room as experts discuss ventilation, pelleted swine feeds, and carcass evaluation.

Duane Howell Avalanche Journal Texas Tech Coronado Houm Student Union Tech R. F. Sewell Ralston-Purina Co St. Louis Sewell Leland Tribble University of Missouri, Columbia Tribble Don B. Hudman Texas Agricultural Extension Service College Station Luther Ronald Hill Littlefield Keith Dwain Menefee Friona H. D. Tucker Butch Young Hale Center D. L. Allison & Son Happy Lubbock Swine Breeders, Inc Buddy Winter Idalou C. W. Howell Leland F. Tribble University of Missouri Don Hudman

City-County Outpatient Clinic to Close September First

Lubbock County Commissioners Court agreed to end the City-County Outpatient Clinic on Sept 1 due to low patient use and high annual cost. The Welfare Board will consider alternatives for medically indigent care while private clinics expand access.

Lubbock

City Teens Chosen for Upward Bound at Texas Tech

Forty two teenagers were selected for the Upward Bound pre college program to start July 15 at Texas Tech. The initiative aims to motivate students toward college preparation and success through academic tutoring and guidance.

Texas Tech Tech iThe Office of Economic Opportunity

Peace Justice Rules Fatal Shot Accident

Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy ruled that Mignon Nickens Lemons died from an accidental gunshot wound after a slug from a 38 caliber pistol was found at her residence. Lemons died May 20 after being shot in the lower abdomen and arriving dead at Methodist Hospital. Police indicated the gun was involved but no other information suggested foul play.

Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy Apt Methodist Hospital LeCroy

Flag flown over Capitol presented to Dim mitt VFW Post

Fred Bruegel Sr. of Bruegel and Sons Elevators will give a U S flag that flew over the Capitol to Dim mitt VFW Post No 8056 in a 3 p m ceremony at the VFW Hall on the Tulia Highway. Senator John Tower had earlier donated the flag to the grain firm and R V McMahon will accept for the 106 member post.

Dimmitt Fred Bruegel Sr Bruegel and Sons Elevators United States Capitol Building Washington D. C Dimmitt Vfw Grain Company John Tower R. V. McMahon VFW Tulia Highway

California Farmers Claim Huge Crops

Eureka Calif In a Redwood region report the California Redwood Association says 122 tree farmers in Northern California boast crops 200 feet tall from 815 567 acres of timberland pledged for perpetual growth.

Eureka Calif California Redwood California Redwood Association

Crash Fatal To Jayne Sparks Suit

Mrs Beverly Brody filed in U S District Court on behalf of herself and two children Keith nine and Elizabeth eight claiming 31 million for loss of her husband and 1 million per child plus 1 million for the loss of their father from a New Orleans crash. Eight defendants including the city of New Orleans were named in the suit.

New Orleans UPI Sam Brody Brody Beverly Brody U. S. District Court Keith Elizabeth

U N Child Fund Warns On Youth Population

United Nations workers say 40 to 50 percent of people in underdeveloped countries are under age 15 while life expectancy remains about 40 years.

United Nations N. Y U.N. Children's Fund

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