Marriage Licenses and Court Notices in Lubbock Circuit
Various marriage licenses including Donald Craig Brooks and Reese Ava with Miss qanis, Lee Barker and Patricia Ann Patterson of Lubbock, plus numerous probate and divorce actions. Courts include COUNTY COURT, COUNTY COURT-AT-LAW, and DISTRICT COURT with real estate transfers and warranty deeds listed among cases and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Craig Brooks
Reese Ava
Miss Qanis
Lee Barker
Bubba la
Pauricia Ann Patterson
Lubbock
Lubbock Courts
Rodrick Shaw
Charles Fox Clanton
Pauline Lavern Clanton
Joe Kemp
DTH
Robert C. Wright
Adele Wells
Andrew L. Wells
Daniel Loyd
Terry Allen Faxton
Mth Street
Elm
Robert Edwin Brown
Katherine Marie Brown
Alfred Lee Koerner
Sandra Ann Koerner
Antonio Calderon
Gulf, Thaueance Company
Philadelphia hijack suspects indicted by federal grand jury
A federal grand jury indicted Michael Green and Sulfeged Tesfa on two counts of air piracy for hijacking a National Airlines jet over New York and forcing it to Philadelphia. The suspects, held in Houston on $1 million bail each, were captured near Houston after the flight. Pilot Elliott Adams was injured when he jumped from the cockpit during the hijack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Airlines
Michael
Green
Washington
D.C
Sulfeged Tesfa
Howard University
Houston
U.S
Clayton Undercoffer
Undercoffer
Tessa
New York City
Filiott Adams
Adams
St. Luke’s Hospital
FBI
Public Service Share Increase Up One Cent
Southwestern Public Service Company directors approved a one-cent quarterly stock dividend increase. The rate rises from 18.5 to 19.5 cents per share, effective with dividends paid September 1. Roy Tolk, chairman and president, said the move ensures customer service at low cost and a fair return for owners amid inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Public Service Company
Roy Tolk
The
Electric Company
Continental installs weapon detector on all planes
Continental Airlines has set up a metal detector system on planes serving the Odessa Midland Regional Air Terminal effective Tuesday. The device, two 6.5 foot aluminum poles linked to an alarm, will detect metal passing between the poles and costs 1600 dollars per unit as part of a security push against skyjacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
Continental Airlines
Odessa-Midland
Jack Webb
Continental
United States
Javits Opposes Retaining Agnew on Nixon Ticket
Senator Javits said he opposes keeping Vice President Agnew on the Republican ticket but sees little chance of unseating him. He urged the president to campaign in his own image, believes Nixon can win, and favors a bipartisan Israel stance, noting McGovern’s stronger Israel support since June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacob K. Javits
Spiro T. Agnew
New York Republican
Javits
Agnew
Nixon
George McGovern
Israel
McGovern
Convicted Man's Term Extended in Midland Case
James Lee Marion of Midland pleaded guilty in Snyder for burglary and received a 12 year sentence from Judge Wayland Holt. He already serves life for the Oct 29 1963 murder of Mrs. Fred Turner Jr during a Midland burglary attempt. Midland District Attorney Jim Mashburn vows to oppose future parole efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland
James Lee Marion
Marion
Snyder
Wayland Holt
Fred Turner Jr
Midland Dist
Jim Mashburn
Kermit Council Approves 1972 73 Utility Rate Increase
The Kermit City Council approved a utility rate increase for the 1972 73 budget. The new charges add 1.15 dollars per month and raise water sewer and trash rates to the 1971 72 level, delayed by the wage and price freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit
Kermit City
Best Overall Recruiters Nab Top Award in Oklahoma Sector
The Air Force Recruiting Sector D in Lubbock won top overall and third and fourth quarter year awards for FY 1972. M Sgt David L Snook of Lubbock received top prospect and distinguished supervisory honors from Maj Francis E Cunningham in Oklahoma City. Three Lubbock recruiters earned individual honors including Sgt James Neal as top WAF recruiter, Sgt Carroll Hunt as top nurse recruiter, and Sat Kenneth Fortenberry as top OTS recruiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Air Force
Lubbock
David L. Snook
Francis E. Cunningham
Oklahoma City
Okla
Snook
Federal
New Mexico
Texas
James Neal
WAF
Carroll Hunt
Kenneth Fortenberry
Top Officer Training School
OTS
Hospitals Budget Deadline Looms for Lubbock District
The Lubbock County Hospital District Board, led by Executive Director Harold Coston, plans a 1973 budget soon as a possible tax-rate increase looms. Bills totaling 57,704.11 were approved including 26,831.65 for hospitalization and 15,527.21 for emergency indigent care payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock County Hospital
B. E. Rushing Jr
Coston
Chamber Officers Chosen In Kermit
KERMIT Special news reports officers of the Kermit Chamber of Commerce were elected recently Joe Shepard named president Jim Williamson first vice president and Jack Crouse secretary treasurer Three new board members were welcomed Walter Anderson Boye Autrey and Crouse at the same time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit
Kermit Chamber of Commerce
Joe Shepard
Jim Williamson
Jack Crouse
Chamber
Walter Anderson
Boye Autrey
Crouse
Former Lubbock Doctor Joins Navajo Health Authority Board
Dr. Irwin M. Jarett, once of Lubbock, now associate dean for Health Care Planning at SIU School of Medicine Springfield, is named to the Navajo Indian Health Authority Board at Window Rock. The new agency aims to improve American Indian health care and create a Health Professions Education center toward an Indian medical school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin M. Jarett
Lubbock
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine
Springfield
Navajo Indian Health Authority
Dr. Jarett
H. J. Jarett
26Th St
the Authority
Window Rock Navajo Reservation
Arizona
Maudling Resigns as Home Secretary Amid Scandal Probe
Prime Minister Edward Heath announces Reginald Maudling's resignation after Scotland Yard orders a probe into the collapse of a firm tied to Maudling and a prior arrangement involving a Yorkshire architect's company. Carr named interim home secretary while a cabinet reshuffle is considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
London
Reginald Maudling
Edward Heath
Scotland Yard
House of Commons
Maudling
John Poulson
Labor Party
Poulson
Home Secretary
Britain
Tory
Robert Carr
Deaf Smith Hospital Board Hears Tax Rate Options
Deaf Smith General Hospital board in Hereford discussed the 1973 budget and tax rate. With cash reserves over 200000 they weighed cutting the rate from 25 to 20 cents per 100 valuation and noted 16 cents covers bond indebtedness plus 30000 for operations. action was tabled and a special meeting set for 8 30 p m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Deaf Smith General Hospital Board of Directors
Deaf Smith County
Hospital Board Room
Camp Sessions Being Reserved Near Taos New Mexico
Camp sessions for two one week boy scout camps at Camp Tres Rites near Taos New Mexico are being reserved. The July 23 29 and July 30 August 5 sessions target boys with scheduling conflicts and do not require troop sponsorship. Applications are at the Council Service Center Briercroft Office Park with deadlines July 21 for week one and July 28 for week two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Camp
Tres Rites
Taos
N.M
Bob Hurst
South Plains Council
Council Service
Briercroft Office
Body Found in Rio Grande Near Brownsville
Cameron County Sheriff deputy Albert Gay said an unidentified body was recovered from the Rio Grande on Tuesday near Brownsville Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville, Tex
UPI
Cameron County
Albert Gay
Rio Grande
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Court-At-Law No
William Boedéker
Chancellor Corporation
Victor Bowers
Betty Rogers
Salt
IND District Court Ad
Pat S. Moore
B. Wilson
Elizabeth Linda
What
WTH
Howard C. Davison
MEN Investments
Donald M. Murphree
Finders, Inc
Steven E. Boling
John C. Boling
Woth District Court
Witliam BR
Tronnie de Letter
John A. Leter
Mary Todd
Charles Smith Todd
Tonia ‘Thacker Dillard
James Carroll Milard
Elvin Covington
Rue Covington
R. L. Porter
James R. Price
Melanie Park South
Dolphus F. Eady
Marvin
Sherrod
Tracy Jimmy
Inter Jr
A. J. Burkhalter
Aaton D
Wtatherine Simer
Aaton
Simer
Butler Batales
Joe i
Cox
W. A. Wilsons
Tarrytown Adda
Donald G. Burns
Clifford Butter
Robert Nell Hts
Marvin Alton Brock
George W. Goodzon
Fondraw A
Arnold
Mackenzie Terrace
Miller
Booner
Melsonle Park
Mary Mean Goforth
William MM. Tubbs
Martin Ameen
T.T.C. Cory
James A. Hoobler
Caprock
Doyle Dean Davis
Veterans Land Board of the State of Texas
Walter
Bostick
Ray Foun
Green Lawn
George W. White
Jack Perry
DePauw-McLarty
Joe
Tracy
Rushland Park
Sarah FE. Asplanalp
Jack L. Johnson
Duane Johnson
Overton Adda
L. H. Paxton
Jack 1
Johnson Evan Johnson
Overton
Don Sager
Tommy W. Sawer
Addn
Yo Fessie M. McCollum
David Coan
Mi Geen
Don Coan
John Ff. Craig
Kitalou Gin, Inc
William RR
Buckmaster
Fredre Finnegs
Randall L. Horstman
Aubrey Wayne Cooley
Ragemont
Wilson & Wilson Inc
Danny F. Levis
Marvin Rogers
Realty Enterprises Inc
Overton Adin
Joe LeRoy Banda
Marvin A. Rogers
Drury Park
Jeroy Elmore
Gene E. Knight
Farrar Estates
Memphis Five-O, Inc
Pat Garrett
James KR. Higgins
H. G. Denison
Mesa Addn
Mig
Manhattan
Ameritus Ansley
Lennie Tole Edwards
McCulloch Addn
Winifred &. McKee
George St
Shelton
Bik Ly Vandelia Village
Kathy Rae Smith
Raymond Dunnibal
BY Javits
Michalie Myers
Corral
Astern New Mexico University
Portales
Miss Myers
Beatrice Hunsdorfer
R. Lyle Hagan
School of Communicative Arts and Sciences
Adler
Mal
Hester
15Th
Tire Sale
Jerome Hoffman
Hoffman Companies
Real Estate Management Co. of America Inc
Bahamas
Real Estate Fund of America, Sales, Ltd., Inc
Liberia
Beryl Maudling
Smith
E-Lim
L&h Drug Stores
University
Mth & Side Ned
Poe
U. As
Sherwin Williams
Lubbock Christian College
F. W. Mattox
West 19Th Street
Lina
Chas
Sherwin-Williams
Avenue
34Th Street
Lichenstein
Sherwin
Caba
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