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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1970

Page

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Judges spend night in Nevada prison for firsthand view

Twenty five Nevada state trial judges, at a University of Nevada program, spend a night as ordinary inmates at Nevada State Prison. They strip, surrender belongings, and don blue denims before transfer to medium and maximum security sections to observe disciplinary proceedings and inmate life. Warden Carl Hocker says they will be treated like any other prisoner.

Bycee Associaed Press Carson City Nev Nevada State Prison National College of State University of Nevada Carl Hocker

Clubs May Close Private Guest Rule Upheld By Court

A Texas court upheld the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission private club guest rule affecting threshold clubs. The ruling reinforces the commission’s authority over private membership access and guest arrival policies in Austin. The decision impacts licensed establishments operating under the rule and signals ongoing regulatory scrutiny.

Associated Frees Austin Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Taene Giunnama Cate Emudanlu Dallas The Attic Black Garter Texas John Connally

Senate votes to cap farm subsidies at twenty thousand

The Senate approved a 20 000 cap on individual farm subsidies targeting corporate farms earning up to 4 million annually. It also advanced a 1.75 billion boost in food stamp funding, with approved bills reflecting a broader drive to curb subsidies while widening aid to needy families.

Who Sen George Me T.5.d Senate Eastland Smith George H. Mahon Dtex House Appropriations Committee House Mahon Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin Hardin Renate Fixes

Local City Council agenda for 10 am meeting today

Lubbock area city councilmen prepare for routine business at a 10 oclock meeting today. The day also features notes on a South Plains Fair fiddlers contest and other community events.

Lubbock South Plains Fair

Prayer for hope and help amid despair reader plea

A reader asks for divine assistance to help others in deep despair. The plea invites faith to feel God’s presence and care, urging practical compassion and support in the community.

Q Lord

Quake Shocks Aquanauts in Submerged Habitat Near St John

A 12:50 a.m. earthquake rattled Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, causing panic and minor damage. Five women aquanauts 50 feet beneath Great Lameshore Bay at St John, led by Sylvia Earle Mead, felt the tremor but returned to bed after checking habitat controls. No injuries or major damage were reported.

San Juan Puerto Rico Virgin Islands Dominican Republic Great Lameshore Bay St. John V.J Syliva Earle Mead Dr. Mead

Plane crash near Littlefield kills pilot near U S 385

A Callar C-9 single engine cropdusting plane crashed about 7 05 p m Wednesday six miles north of Littlefield near U S 385 killing the pilot and only occupant which was the airport manager.

Littlefield Lamb County Barry Anderson

Pilot dies in maize patch spray plane crash near Fieldton

The pilot Lewis Douglas Harley 46 manager of Littlefield Airport was spraying a maize patch on the Ollie Davis farm when an aerial turn to evade trees caused the aircraft to strike a wing and cartwheel crashing on the A Hines farm about 60 yards from the field. Flagman Allen Yoakum Fieldton reported the final plunge. Investigators from the Department of Public Safety are examining the accident.

Lewis Douglas Harley Littlefield Ollie Davis Department of Public ‘Safety Allen Yoakum Fieldton

Move By Nixon Firms Market Move

Stocks held a firmer tone with gains in glamour and blue chip shares while turnover remained light. Support came from bond strength, short covering, and Nixon’s move to avert a rail shutdown, lifting the Dow to 682.09. An accident spilled 105 gallons of parathion, prompting emergency precautions. Harley was pronounced dead at the scene by Justice of the Peace J M Bolen. services are pending at Hammond Funeral Home.

New York UPI Nixon Dow Jones Justice of the Peace J. M. Bolen Harley Hammons

Lakes Project Outlay Hiked

Project funding for lakes development was raised with new allocations announced by Vaughn Hendrie Beenemin Toownal Rin et, signaling expanded scope and resource commitment.

By Vaughn Hendrie Beenemiin Toownal Rin Et

Lubbock Council Boosts Can yon Lakes Plan with 13.6 Million Bond Package

The City Council raised the capital improvements plan to 13.6 million to fund six lakes and park areas citywide. A August 8 bond election will vote on four measures to rebuild tornado damage areas, finance a Memorial Civic Center, a central library, parks and water projects, plus Neighborhood Development credits. Absentee voting begins soon with about 20 routes for ballots.

Ribrono'ouuss Avenue K 10Th Street Civic Center Canyon Lakes Guadalupe Chanel

Hot Weather Hangs On Across State

Midweek heat wave keeps temperatures near triple digits with Wichita Falls at 106 degrees and Galveston at 88. Funnel clouds prompted tornado warnings across East Texas counties, though no damage was reported as warnings were canceled by evening. Weather forecasters predict more hot, dry conditions with possible showers in parts of the Panhandle and Northwest Texas.

Perry Flippin Avalanche-Journal South Plains Wichita Falls Imperial Calif Galveston Gulf Coast Texas Arkansas Missouri Louisiana Mississippi Panhand

Municipal Rebuilding Roars Into High Gear in Lubbock

The Avalanche-Journal reports rapid progress after May 12 disaster with City Hall and Central Fire Station heavily damaged. Structural engineer Arnold Maeker estimates city facilities damage at over 114 million dollars. Restoration pushes toward completion in coming weeks as masonry and roof work advance.

Jack Golding Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Maeker Texas Iss Lallied Arnold Maeker Central Fire Station

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