Cultural funds eyed for West Texas groups
Tesais Commission official Leon Pleming meets in Lubbock seeking $100,000 annual state aid for two years to fund community cultural groups. About $40,000 in federal money may support three matching grants. applications urged by Aug 1. Coats praises Lubbock’s cultural plans and notes coordination of local committees.
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Hobbs Newspaper Appoints Editor Hobb s New Sun
Gil Hinshaw, veteran newsman from Albuquerque, named editor of Hobbs New Sun succeeding the late Raymond Waters who died June 7. He will be assisted by Kathryn Meis, and has prior roles at Tulsa Tribune, Tucumcari Daily News, Manchester Times, and as editor of the Albuquerque Journal.
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New Mexico State Parks and Recreation Commission
Soviets India Back New Afghan Leaders After Coup
Diplomatic cables report Kabul taking control of the capital after a coup that toppled King Zahir and installed a new regime led by Daud. Moscow and New Delhi signaled recognition, while India avoided formal acknowledgment. Casualties from the takeover remain unconfirmed. Western diplomats note possible killings among Afghan officials and the royal family seeks refuge.
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Rome
Local Man Charged In Credit Card Theft
Tommy Begeman twenty one of 150 AuSnenss was charged with theft of a credit card in connection with an incident at First Christian Church. Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCrns set his bail at 2000 dollars. Elmer was arrested shortly after the incident about two pieces from the church.
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Tommy Begeman
Christun Caurch
Wayne LeCrns
Elmer
Local Hospital Sued By Woman In Lubbock
A Lubbock woman sues St. Mary of the Plains Hospital in district court for 55009 damages alleging five employees moved her after cataract surgery on January 4 1972, pushing her in a wheelchair to X ray, causing permanent loss of vision in her right eye.
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Lubbock
Isith
St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
Jowell Yates
Anti Drug Ship Aims For Sea Cure For Addicts
Father Michael Jaouen led a four month West Indies cruise on the schooner Good Hope with 20 addicts, his third such voyage. He claims only two or three of 60 participants have relapsed, arguing the sea voyage aids rehabilitation where land facilities exist but are less effective.
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Michael Jaouen
West Indies
Good Hope
Father Jamien
Lovington Plans Unofficial Vote in City Commission Event
Lovington New Mexico plans an unofficial vote to choose a new city commissioner after Glenn Adams resigned amid a bribery allegation. City Attorney John Sanders said the event on June 27 is unofficial due to time limits and will result in the commission appointing the winner to serve until the next regular city election on March 5, 1974.
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Glenn Adams
Adams
John Sanders
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