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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1972

Page

12

CAC reviews two years of tornado recovery progress in Lubbock

A Smithfield crowd gathered as the Citizens Advisory Commission discussed post tornado recovery from the May 11, 1970 disaster. Officials reported on the Economic Development Administration grant studies, Canyon Lakes land efforts, and the civic center and neighborhood development projects now moving forward.

Vaughn Hendrie Avalanche-Journal Lubbock First National Pioneer Citizens Advisory Commission Civic Center CAC John Logan Chamber of Commerce Board of City Development Jim Bertram Economic Development Administration Lubbock Cac Bertram Logan Chamber Lub‘bock Canyon Lakes Yellow House Canyon Orville Alderson Guadalupe NDP

Births Reported From Local Hospitals

Mr and Mrs Charles Nelloms announce a son at Methodist Hospital weighing pounds and ounces born Thursday. The father is an electrician for Watco. Mr and Mrs Bobby Gene Williams welcome a daughter at Matador weighing pounds and ounces. Mr and Mrs David Loffswold welcome a son at Methodist Hospital weighing pounds and ounces. Mr and Mrs John Fowler announce a daughter at Methodist Hospital weighing pounds and ounces. Mr and Mrs Bobby Glen Moore report a son at Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital weighing pounds and ounces. Mr and Mrs Claude Weems Jr announce a daughter at Highland Hospital weighing pounds and ounces. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Oweng report a daughter at Methodist Hospital weighing pounds and ounces. Mr and Mrs Joe Yee Holtman report a daughter at West Texas Hospital weighing pounds and ounces.

Charles Nelloms Methodist Hospital Watco Bobby Gene Williams Matador David Loffswold Litton Industries John Fowler Jayton Agriculture Stabilization Conservation Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Bobby Glen Moore 58Th St. Apt Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital Baldridge Bakery Claude Weems Jr Ht. 2 Lubbock Highland Hospital Little Foundry Corp Post Jimmy Oweng Joe Yee Holtman West Texas Hospital

National Farmers Organization declines presidential endorsement

Orin Staley president of the National Farmers Organization says the group will not endorse any presidential candidate. He cites neglect of farmers by the Nixon administration and says no support prices have been raised. Staley notes Earl Butz has engaged with farmers but failed to improve their desperate situation.

Richland, Wash National Farmers Group Nixon Orin Staley National Farmers Organization White House Staley Rev. Mo Earl Butz Buzz

Ecology Satellite Launch Delayed in California

The ERTS environmental satellite launch from the Western Test Range was postponed at least 24 hours due to engine trouble in the Delta launch vehicle. The 1,965-pound butterfly-shaped craft carries instruments to study air and water pollution, beach erosion, and crop failures with first images due about three days after launch.

Lompoc Calif Federal Space Agency ERTS Environmental and Earth Resources Satellite Delta

Services for Mrs Minnie Black Held in Odessa

Odessa services are set for Mrs Minnie Aston Black 55 with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. The funeral at Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Chapel will be led by Bert Grovers of Eisenhower Church of Christ. She died Thursday at Medical Center Hospital after a long illness. Born in Lockney she moved to Odessa in 1942 from Eastland. Survivors include a son Harold Aston, a sister Peggy Woods, a brother Carl Cockermn, and two grandchildren.

Odessa Minnie Other Aston) Black Hubbard-Kelly Bert Grovers Eisenhower Church of Christ Black Medical Center Hospital Sunset Memorial Gardens Lockney Eastland Harold Aston Thibodaux Peggy Woods Lamesa Carl Cockerham

Houston Plans Radar System for Ship Channel

The Coast Guard announced a $2 million radio and radar safety system for the Houston Ship Channel should be operational by year end 1973. Rear Adm. John D. McCubbin said the goal is to monitor ship positions and eventually dispatch and space vessels to reduce collisions and groundings.

Houston U.S. Coast Guard John D.mccubbin McCubbin

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