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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1967

Page

3

Bust Tops Court Plan For topless witnesses

In Houston lawyer J E Tatum sought to bring three topless waitresses into court to testify without clothing above the waist in a liquor license hearing. Judge Phil Peden allowed the closure of Jr s Club for 45 days despite defense claims the bare breast was not obscene. Carol Johnson planned to seek unemployment after the shut down.

Darrell Mack Houston UPI J. E. Tatum Tatum Phil Péden Jr.’s Club Carol Johnson Peden Texas Liquor Control Board Alex Lucra Miss Johnson Jeff Jamice Wells Civil District Court Houston Alex Lurera Lurera CAP

Beaty Named Head of Four Corners Regional Commission

President Johnson named Orren Beaty Jr. to be federal co chairman of the Four Corners Regional Commission. Beaty, a Clayton New Mexico native with journalism and government experience, will work with the four state governors to develop programs in highways health education and airports. Senate confirmation is required after nomination.

Washington Orren Beaty Jr Johnson Four Corners Clayton, N. M Lavington New Mexico State University Las Cruces Sun-News The Arizona Republic Phoenix Beaty Steward Udall Arizona Senate

Verdict Held Pending In Damage Suit Against Hettlers

A jury in the 99th District Court found in favor of Evelyn Dorman and her four children Rodney Wade Bryce and Patti in a damage case against C L and Buddy Hettler of Idalou but no judgment was entered as a legal question was raised. Judge Howard C Davison ordered briefs before final judgment. The motor vehicle collision occurred east of here on US 62. A second trial concerned Elizabeth Hobbs who sues Bernice and Odell Studivant over a hip injury May 25 1966 at 3806 22nd Place seeking 20000.

99Th District Court Evelyn Dorman C. L Buddy Hettler Idalou Howard C. Davison Here Elizabeth M. Hobbs Bernice Odell Studivant Hobbs Studivants 22Nd Place

Beverly Hills Restaurateur Built Riches From $500 Start

Bernard Tohl, 47, owns four Beverly Hills eateries on La Cienega Boulevard The Captain's Table The Islander The Innkeeper and The Blue Boar Each targets the carriage trade with distinct decor and menus He says a torpedoed ship and a chance unemployment line meeting helped spark his $10 million restaurant empire He funded his start with $500 from a sister and began at the corner of Third Street and La Cienega while studying law at San Fernando College of Law His wife joins him in school and may run the business if needed He also raises poultry and runs a Chatsworth ranch for sourcing quail and pheasant for his restaurants.

Terry W. Bales Beverly Hills Calif UPI Bernard Tohl Tohl la Cinega Boulevard University of Southern California Los Angeles New England USC la Cienega Boulevard Third Street la Cienega San Fernando College of Law Chatsworth Tod

Electronics magazine slams FAA over midair collision threat

An Electronics editorial argues the midair collision danger is worse now than at any time and blames the FAA for stagnation. It traces the agency from its 1959 founding, criticizing leadership, politics, and lack of technical progress in air traffic control.

New York Electronics Magazine United States McGraw-Hill Federal Aviation Agency North Carolina FAA Civil Aeronautics Administration CAA Ple Oldsters

Udall Denounces Weak Pollution Plans from States

Interior Secretary Stewart Udall said 48 states filed water pollution proposals but most are too weak and must be revised. Indiana and Georgia meet minimum 1965 Water Quality Act standards while Oklahoma Alaska and Guam did not submit any by the June 30 deadline.

Washington UPI Interior Stewart L. Udall Udall Indiana Georgia Oklahoma Alaska Territory of Guam

Trini Lopez Rises From Dallas Slum To Stardom

From a Dallas slum named Little Mexico to Hollywood luxury, Trini Lopez recalls his rise after a $12 guitar gift at age 11. He formed a teen combo, sang at PJ's, then signed by Frank Sinatra for Reprise. His hit If I Had a Hammer sold over 4 million. La Bamba Hush All Over The World and America followed. Lopez credits poverty with shaping his music and pride, while guiding his brother Jesse toward college before entertainment.

Trini Dallas Pj's Los Angeles America Jesse

Post Man Sentenced To 45 Days In Jail

Wayne Parrish aged 31 of Route 3 Post received a 45 day jail term after pleading guilty to a check law violation in County Court at Law No 1 Judge Edwin H Boedeker imposed the sentence. Judge Pat Moore in County Court at Law No 2 fined Jessie R Valdez 25 dollars plus costs and ordered seven days in jail for pleading guilty to stealing a soil topping substance from Williamson Seed Co on January 21.

Wayne Parrish

Hereford City Plans Joint Land Purchase for Dump Grounds

City commissioners in a special session approved a joint city county purchase of 40 acres north of the dump grounds from Sam Nunnally for 22 369 dollars. The deal will enlarge the dump site and support future waste operations.

Hereford City Bounty Sam Nunnally

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