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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1968
Page
50
A damaged OCR fragment from a Wiscon sin area notice mentions residential development and a local office but lacks clear details. The readable bits reference Cap rion and a journalist or official placeholder, offering minimal context for a concise summary.
D W Lewter won zoning approval to open a cattle feeding operation on a 10 acre tract adjacent to Loop 289 in southeast Lubbock. He sought a special exception to convert from M-1 to permit a feedlot, with M-2 zoning nearby. The site lies west of Southeast Drive and north of Slaton Highway, across from an M-2 district.
Lubbock area residents bought over 4000 books at the Friends of the Library sale at the City County Library. Prices ranged from 3 cents to 20 dollars with a Shakespeare volume fetching 20 dollars. Proceeds benefit library programs and services.
Pentagon leaders warned the Senate that the Soviet Union is close to nuclear arms parity with the United States in a dangerous standoff that could trigger mutual destruction. Estimates place American casualties from a nuclear exchange at 40 to 120 million, with parity likely for ICBMs by year end and near parity in overall weaponry by 1971.
The Avalanche Journal reports on Texas Techs two week music camp drawing pre college students from Texas and nearby states. Participants join bands orchestra or choir while learning composing music theory and leadership. The camp combines intensive instruction with dances recitals and social activities and ends with public concerts on Saturdays and July 26.
Apparel item describes casual pant option with cotton blend fabric in stripes and plaids. Mentions assorted prints and size availability. Original text references price notation but specifics are unclear.
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