Fun and Good Times Shirts and Knit Shorts in Monterey
Fun and Good Times Conversation-starter shirts in carefree cotton USA motif 4.50 Funny Face motif 3.00 Howdy Doody motif 4.00 sizes S M L Red White or Blue Knit camp shorts cotton knit 4.00 polyester knit 4.00 Cotton and polyester permanent press twill 5.00 sizes 3 14 Girls Department Downtown Monterey.
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Peterson Portables Make Baby's Journey Into Summer Comfortable
Portable baby gear helps families travel with infants during the summer heat. Peterson Portables offers compact cribs strollers and cooling accessories to ease outings and keep babies safe and comfortable in hot weather.
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Cuddles Travel Fashion for Babys Found in Mint and Pink
Angel fluff knit with scalloped edging and bear appliques offered as diaper set six dollars jamakins seven dollars wrap four dollars and gowns six dollars in mint pink blue white or yellow sizes O to L.
Tech band camp set to break enroll record this year
More than 890 applications have been received for the Texas Tech band camp opening Sunday. Registration runs through Sunday with 250 more enrollees than last year. The camp adds 11 instructors for the two week program for students above seventh grade. Auditions and registration are 9 am to 3 pm Sunday in the Music Building. Students stay in Wall and Gates halls and meals are in the dorms. A late concert July 17 and final concert July 23 cap the program.
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Police Forum Planned Here
City officials and Lubbock Police Department members will join a public forum at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Reddy Room at 7120 Main St. Sponsored by the League of Women Voters the event features Mayor James Grandberry City Manager Bill Blackwell and Police Chief J T Alley with panelists answering audience questions.
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League of Women Voters
James Grandberry
Bill Blackwell
J.T. Alley
ROAD CASUALTIES EYED LONDON
Transport Minister John Peyton told Parliament new measures to cut road deaths include raising the minimum motorcycle age from 16 to 17 and mandating crush helmets for riders.
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London
John Peyton
Texas author praised for outdoor drama work and plans
novelist Gulick and his wife Jeanne visit Canyon to study outdoor theatre. Gulick will write scripts for Oregon Trail stories in Walla Walla and Scots Bluff histories for Nebraska. He notes outdoor drama needs simple, colorful action and praises Paul Green.
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Bill Gulick
Canyon
Texas
Gulick
Paul Green
Margo Crabtree
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Jeanne
Nebraska
Washington
Walla Walla
Wash
Scots Bluff
Neb
Gulicks
Southwest
Santa Fe
Idaho
Snake River Country
Whitman College
Northwestern
United States
Burt Lancaster
Lee Remick
Gallup
N. M
Gene Austin
Austin
Bill
Jeanne Gulick
Special Ed Picnic Caps Six Week Summer Program
A Special Education summer program in Lubbock closed its six week run with a picnic at Ribble Park for 44 students aged three to 21. State funds of 20000 through the Service Center supported activities including swimming arts and crafts and home learning reinforcement.
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Ribble Park
Lubbock
Lubbock Public
Tommy Herring
Lubbock High School
Herring
Citrus Exports Hit $100 Million in Early 1971
Israel exported $100 million worth of citrus fruit in the first four months of 1971, compared with $81 million in the same period a year earlier. The report notes China’s nonalphabetic writing system as a separate point.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Retired teachers join civic program in Texas pilot
South Plains NRTA unit with about 230 members from fields like engineering, libraries and education joins a four state pilot promoting civic involvement. W. P. Clement, emeritus registrar of Texas Tech, is civic affairs chair, meeting Mayor James Granberry to plan senior citizen activities at the Civic Center.
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Texas
Wachers
Lubbock
Houston
San Antonio
Waco
Katherine Pearce
Fort Worth
National Retired Teachers Association
National Association
A. F. Raser
W. P. Clement
Texas Tech
City Planning and Zoning Commission
James Granberry
Teachers’ Organization
Rasor
Gladys Sims
Clement
Raser
Emmett Burford
Sims
H. J. Burgess
Nola Hyden
Prosecution Urged For Pentagon Papers Leaks
Sens. Byrd and Byrd call for prompt full prosecution of anyone in sensitive government work who leaks Pentagon Papers to the press. They say dissent is fine but exposing vital secrets and violating espionage laws must be punished.
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UPI
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
Pentagon
Robert Byrd
Senate
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