Youth Found Innocent In Traffic Case
Ronnie O Neal aged 29 from Lubdock was cleared of negligent homicide in a fatal March 31 pedestrian traffic death in the 2600 block Railroad Ave. Jurors Thursday found him not guilty after court testimony and final arguments before Judge Pat Moore.
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Ronnie O'Neal
Lub Dock
O'Neal
Thomas E. Trammel
Purdue St
Railroad Ave
Wedney
Pat Moore
Juro
MM Dudley Foreman
R. W. Bowman Jr
Don House
Bill Steele
Walter W Surokty
Ralph JH Bradford
Jude Moore
Antonio Campos
74Th St
Faye Smith
Lubbock
Marion Collins
17Th St
Rene del Bosque
Huh
Jimmy [Cross
Ave
Homer Joe Philling
Ave. A
Lee's
34Th St
Sara Castaneda
Reese Academy grads arrive for pilot training
News briefs report graduates from the United States Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs and the Naval Academy at Annapolis arriving at Reese for undergraduate pilot training in Class B. The intake includes eight from Germany and two from Norway, with Texas leading states represented. Lt. Bruce Haas of Lubbock is among the trainees. Training lasts six weeks in 733 jet aircraft as part of a broader effort to prepare new pilots.
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United States Air Force Academy
Coloration Springs
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Reese
Air Force Academy
Puerto Rico
Quitman
Cleburne
Amarillo
McKinney
Raytown
Lubbock
Bruce Haas
Texas Tech
Elmer Haas
Berrine Waite
Greenlee
Film and church program mix in Lubbock luncheon
Robert Silvey served as emcee for a Church of Christ program in Rome Italy. Four missionaries and eight elders met at the Piccadilly Cafeteria for a film outlining Italy mission work and the real estate and mortgage group invited others to join at Aug. 16 noon session. NEW DELHI India plans to modernize its cotton textile mills.
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Robert M. Silvey
U.S
Lubbock
Rome
Italy
Church of Christ
P.m
Piccadilly
Tree
Howard Bybee
Cline
Gerald Oe
Paden
Joe Gibbs
Elmer Jones
Idalou
Chunah Art
New Delhi
India
Panhandle South Plains Fair names youth department superintendents
Mrs. Vernell Ruebush of Lubbock and Mrs. Benny Stapp of Shallowater were chosen to lead the Youth Department for 1981. Both attended Texas Tech and work in home economics. Stapp teaches homemaking in Shakewater while Ruebush serves as assistant Lubbock County home demonstration agent. The department divides into junior and senior classes with various competition categories including linens, clothing, baked goods, candies, canned fruits and vegetables, pickles and jellies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernell Ruebush
Lubbock
Benny Stapp
Shallowater
Panhandle
Homer Hunt
Texas Tech
Stapp
Shakewater
Ruebusf
Lubbock County
Jury Continues Study In $118,000 Suit
Jurors in a Tand District Court civil action continue deliberations on a case seeking about $115,000 in damages. Judge Victor H. Lindsey presides as Mary Post Castile acting through her next friend John Castilla, both of Lubbock, sue Dr T W Astell of Lubbock over a so called fusitive tomy performed on a child. Deliberations began Thursday afternoon and were recessed until 9 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Lindsey
Mary Pstoe Castile
John J. Castilla
Lubbock
TW. Astell
Lindsey
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24Th St
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