Births and parents listed from local hospital announcements
A series of birth notices from local hospitals notes new arrivals with weights and times. Names include Wolfe Goodland Hutton Guilliams Purdom Weary Axbnest and Garcia, with fathers employed as a farmer carpenter lawyer laborer and in manufacturing or grain jobs. Addresses and hospital locations feature Methodist Saint Marys Reese Air Force Base Went Texan Hospital and Lab Rock Osteopathic Hospital.
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Robert Wolfe
Methodist Hospital
William Hutton
Goodland
Ursday
Methodist
John A. Weary
Arnold Dr
Reese Village
Reese Air. Force Base Hospital
Reese
Bloy Rult, Jr
E. Rice
Bock
Osteopathic Hospital
Johnson Stanufacturing Co
James Moore
Oil Development ‘Company of Texas
Seagraves Crafts Exhibit Opens With Judge Ben Crockett
Seagraves hosts its Annual Arts and Craft Exhibit and Sale with six divisions and 115 entries. Lubbock judge Ben Crockett presides as judging proceeds. event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Seagraves area Chamber of Commerce venue.
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Seagraves
Ben Crockett
Lubbock
Seagraves Area
Pleas for bus spending reads like city debate
Council hears pleas to continue the $40,000 yearly bus subsidy and to expand transit options with mini buses and better service. Citizens urge keeping bus routes for the elderly and workers, while officials weigh costs and ongoing traffic safety work, asking for staff funds and building inspections amid a growing city.
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Turner
Methodist Hospital
South Plains Mall
CTO Stadt
The
Texas Safety Association of
Austin
Council
Citizens Traffic Commission
Lloyd Palmer
Commission
Lubbock
Joe Kelly
Palmer
Corpus Christi
Frank Keller
Plumbing and
Gene
Discrimination Investigation Set At West Texas State University
A three member Office of Civil Rights team will investigate West Texas State University starting Monday for alleged discrimination against women. The probe, prompted by WEAL’s January complaint, will review academic and nonacademic staff to ensure compliance with civil rights laws forbidding race color creed national origin or sex discrimination.
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NTSU
Cruz Aguirre Funeral Services Set in Stanton
Funeral services for 66 year old Cruz Aguirre are planned for 10 a.m. Saturday at St Josephs Catholic Church with burial in St Josephs Cemetery under Gilbreath Funeral Home management. Aguirre died about 1 30 a.m Thursday at Martin County Hospital. A native of El Paso he moved to Stanton in 1927 from Colorado City. Survivors include his wife three sons Manuel and Felix Aguirre of Stanton and Ramon Aguirre of Odessa five daughters Beatrice Olivas Mary Villa Lila Arguello Anita Tenellugue and Dora Garza eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Stanton
Cruz Aguirre
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Odessa
Beatrice Olivas
Mary Villa
Lila Arguello
Anita Tenellugue
Orange
Dora Garza
Seagraves
Two Admit Misde meanors Face Court Costs
Two persons were each fined 100 and court costs Thursday after pleading guilty of misdemeanor charges before Judge Edwin H. Boedeker in County Court at Law No. 1. Samuel L. Brown, 44, of 1415 E 28th St, carried a prohibited weapon. William J. McClurg, 20, of 3119 31st St, illegally possessed a dangerous drug.
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Edwin H. Boedeker
Samuel L. Brown
E. 28Th St
William J. McClurg
31St St
Boedeker
Leonard Smith
28Th St
Apt
Roy W. Wilson
Norman G. Cline
36Th St
Dwt
Effie L. Veal
Cornell St
Budget stalemate prompts study panel for PJCS
Odessa special session of Permian Junior College System trustees failed to agree on the 1973 74 budget. They formed a committee headed by James Ocker to study options as financing details and tax measures remained unsettled. The renovation report was postponed and a final budget due by August 1.
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Odessa
Permian Junior College
Regents
James Ocker
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Knovis Leon Guilliams
St. Stary's Hospital
Ara
Homer
Jareell
Dixon
Ante Moe
Non Seianing
St Sins Hospia
Bull Beery
Ars
Thomas James Purdom
St Sars A. Hospital
Cather
Garner, Boulter, Jeaxon
Purdom
Set
William A. Axbnest
Aytor
Welsh
Meese
Ras Bosplak
Antonio M. Garcia
Cernathy
Welchine
Texan Hospital
Plains Grain
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Tom Burtis
47Th St
A. F. Raser
James H. Goodman
Association of Retired Persons
Gaines
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Zon-Harwell
Toling Commission
NAACP
7Th Street
Frankford Avenue
Zoning Board of Adjustment
A. L. Wilson Jr
Hoyl
Old Gas Company
Con
J. Ray
H. L. Green
Bill MedAlister
Bob Nash
Auditorium Coliseum
Coliseum
McAlister
Memorial Center
Dirk West
Parks and Recreation Board
Rep. Mahon
Preston Smith
C. W. Ratliff
Walter Davies
4Th and
6Th Street
Meadowbrook
Warren D. Cantrell
Hester
Jim Granberry
Denton Rigsby
Granberry
Water Authority
Bill Mullins
Jit
W. D. Turner Construction
Carolyn Jordan
R. Lester
ap|Co
School
Tommi¢ Ae
Panhandle Construction Co
Community Action Board
Stevens
R. S. Rogers
Munity
Urban Renewal Board
Mgr. N. B
Major Hocum
MR. B. Victor
Hong Kong
Adimere
B. Victor
Holiday Inn
FTC
Derma
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