Peddlers Offer Dexedrine At Truck Stops In Late Day Encounters
A report describes pushers at a Rip Griffin truck stop and nearby 24 hour cafe offering pink and white hearts dexedrine to truckers. Bill Simmons owner of Sim 7 Truck Stop notes activity shifts from day to night. A buyer offered 40 dollars per hundred with initial questions of one driver at the lot.
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Jimmy Cawthron
Rip Griffin
Ave. A
Bill Simmons
Sim- 7
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Ark
Teinl
Motive For Children's Kidnap Raffles Police
Three men who orchestrated the bus kidnapping of 26 children and their driver remained largely silent as authorities issued an all points bulletin for a “Jerry McCune.” Victims recall a kidnapper addressing another as Jerry, while the group endured a 36 hour underground ordeal in a windowless moving van. The kids and Edward Ray, the driver, described fear and suffocation as they escaped. Investigators sought fingerprints and earlier reports described two vans and three suspects, while descriptions conflicted and the FBI pulled back from the case. Governor Brown offered a $10,000 reward as the case drew statewide attention.
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Chowchilla
Calif
Jerry McCune
Jerry
McCune
Michelle Robison
APB
Edward Ray
Ray
Floridan Mackey Named Tech Regents President
Dr Maurice Cecil Mackey Jr was named the ninth president of Texas Tech University and the Tech School of Medicine. The 47 year old former assistant secretary of the US Department of Transportation will assume Sept 1 at a salary of 55600. He helped establish a medical school at the University of South Florida and was unanimously chosen by regents present.
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TECH
Maurice Cecil Mackey Jr
Texas Tech University
School of Medicine
Claire
Mackey
Board of
Regents
Lubbock
Tampa
Fla
Milton Adams
Joe Hughes
Tech School of Medicine
U.S. Department of Transportation
Avalanche Journal
Grover E. Murray
Murray
University of South Florida At
Don Workman
el Paso
Judson Williams
Sar Angelo
John J. Hinchey
Clint Formby
Hereford
Workman
Texas Tech
Formby
Memory Techniques Series Starts Today
The Avalanche Journal begins a new series by Harry Lorayne, famed memory coach. Lorayne promises techniques to improve recall and mental performance, inviting readers to learn practical methods to remember more in daily life.
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Avalanche-Journal
Payaito
Harry Lorayne
Lubbock apartment rents jump amid inflation pressures
Lubbock’s 40,000 apartment dwellers face rent increases of 7 to 10 percent across most complexes with some notices already posted. Average one bedroom furnished units rise toward 175 dollars and two bedrooms to about 280 monthly. Managers say hikes are needed to break even amid rising costs and inflation, with potential further increases later this year.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Randy Wright
Southwest Airlines Lubbock bid heads to TAC Monday
Southwest Airlines seeks state approval to provide budget intrastate service to Lubbock and five Texas cities, facing opposition from Texas International and Braniff. TAC hearings will assess whether the petition meets public convenience and necessity. Lubbock officials back the plan but the Chamber of Commerce remains neutral amid fare savings promises.
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Southwest Airlines
Lubbock
Texas
Texas Aeronautics Commission
Southwest
TAC
Joan Holloway
Lamar Muse
Dallas
Texas International Airlines
Braniff International Airlines
Austin
Prayer for a World Devoted to Wisdom
A brief prayer requests divine guidance to establish a world centered on wisdom and righteous living. The speaker seeks Father’s help to align humanity with prudent, thoughtful choices guided by spiritual insight. The tone is earnest and reflective.
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