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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1972

Page

10

Insurance Board Debate Shapes Texas Policy Changes

The article notes Teaver urging board control amid speculation on replacing him. It describes potential appointees like Bob Bullock and stormy prospects for consumer protection, insurance rates, and regulatory reforms led by Gov. Preston Smith. A July 24 hearing on car insurance is mentioned as a pivotal event.

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FAA official predicts air extortion may become rare

Aviation chief John H. Shaffer says that after a failed extortion on a Seattle to Reno flight an air hijack attempt in 1971 may become uncommon. He cites improved airport security and reduced hostagetaking as factors driving down such crimes.

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Lubbock Nurse Aids Danville Flood Victims Amid Devastation

A nurse from Lubbock assists Pennsylvania flood survivors in Danville as residents cope with 3 feet of water and mud. She describes ruined homes, discarded furniture, and scarce supplies while volunteers distribute aid and discuss recovery efforts. Local police escort and community solidarity are noted.

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Tech registration beats prior years with 6543 students

Last year total reached 6543 students, over 700 more than first day registrants. Registration remains open through Friday at the registrar in West Hall. No class or demographic breakdown yet. midsemester figures usually compile. Monday’s process ran briskly due to improved computer programs reducing workload and errors.

West Hall

Congress Aide Testifies on Kickbacks in Campaign Funds

Testimony recounts kickbacks from travel pay and federal funds used for campaign work and office projects. Witnesses describe reimbursements, altered pay, and a car payment from kickback checks while a congressman pleads for noninvolvement.

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Conference invites sent for Avalanche-Journal plant tour

Diamond the Avalanche Journal circulation promotion manager says about 300 invitations have been issued to Lubbock and area schools for the conference with 105 reservations already returned. A chartered bus will provide transportation to the Ava lanche-Journal plant after the conference. Applications are available from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Educational Services Circulation Department Box 491 Lubbock 79401 or by phone.

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Silverton Plans Face Lifting

Silverton's city park is undergoing face lifting through efforts of local groups. Silverton Young Farmers Amelia and the local Fire Department contributed permanent picnic tables. Several other groups have plans for more improvements within a few weeks.

Silverton

Wilson Names New Principal

James K. Kearne, a former Australian Public Schools teacher, is named high school principal for Wilson Independent School District by Supt. Gary M. Garnder. A North Texas State University graduate living in Midland, he belongs to several professional groups including the Texas State Teachers Association.

Wilson James K. Kearne Wilson Independent Gary M. Garnder Kearne North Texas State University Texas State Teachers Association Midland

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