County Court and District Court Civil Actions and Divorces
Listings of court actions include estate administration in Moth District Court with Margaret Anderson as administrator, a writ of garnishment sought by C.L.T. Corporation against Lubbock Building Products Inc, and multiple divorce suits with several pairs named. Numerous real estate transfers and trusteeship mentions follow, including FNMA to Housing and Urban Development and various lot deeds in multiple subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodrick Shaw
Claudia Anderson
Margaret Anderson
William Shaver
C.lt, Corporation
Lubbock Building Products, Inc
Robert Donald Pitman
Barbara Juan Pittman
Harri
T. L. Harris
Bonnie Booker
Bob Earle Tramel
J. W. Stephens
Ridgeview Estates
Larry Kenneth Parker
David Leroy Diges
Davis-DeShazo Adda
J. T. Whisenhunt
Jerry Duane Hoover
Midway Park
Ralph R. Campbell
Theodore Zigan
Doille Mac Addn
AFL-CIO Warns Tax System Favors Investments Over Wages
The AFL-CIO urged sweeping tax reform arguing a $10,000 wage income faces $905 in federal tax versus $98 if earned as investments, with zero tax on tax free bonds. It called capital gains tax a legalized fraud and pressed abolition to spur job creation and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
Labor Federation
George S. McGovern
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
LW. Abel
United Steelworkers Union
Abel
U.S
Skylab Tests Include Spiders and Seed Research
NASA approved 19 student proposed experiments for the Skylab space lab. Three man flights are planned for a 28 day mission and two 56 day missions next year. Proposals came from students via the National Science Teachers Association, including Judith Miles on spiders in weightlessness and Joel Wordekemper on using light to guide radish seed growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Earth
Orbiting Laboratory
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Science Teachers Association
NASA
Judith S. Miles
Lexington
Mass
Joel G. Wordekemper
Central Catholic High School
West Point
Neb
Netherlands Prime Minister Resigns After Coalition Collapse
Prime Minister Barend Biesheuvel offered his coalition's resignation to Queen Juliana after the Democratic Socialists pulled two ministers, leaving the government without a majority. Inflation and budget disputes fueled parliamentary wrangles as Christians Democrats and Liberals hold 74 seats to the DS Eight. Elections previously held in April 1971 with next due in 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
Netherlands
Barend Biesheuvel
Juliana
Italy
Christian Democrats
Democratic Socialists
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Wid Moedeker
Dudge
Goodwyn
J. Walker Davis
Ate
Dorothy Davis
Bee Otoriswant Manufacturing Inc
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Fashion Center, Inc
OFT
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Juanita- Jean Hubbard
Gertrudé Santiago
Joe Santiago
Betty Eickenhorst
Charles KE
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W. A. Thornhill
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James Henry Warer
Quy Herbert Auxeriff
Georgia Lee Auxer
Jeances Thompson
Patrick A. ‘Thompson
Deborah Hall DeFeuvre
Alexander Payne LeFeuvre
Jerry Bradshaw
Jamea E. Futrell
Ebav
John Givens
Jack Givens
Melanie Park South
Henry Later
Richard Jeffrey Amatot
Brunson Adda
Traymond M. Tavis Sr
James Larry Waals
S Square Addn
Mariod T. Key
Mary Frances Connerley
Bik FE
Manuel Chavey
William Tubbs
Jacinda Teran
Manuel Delgado
Cook
James JD. Koonsman
James T
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Leroy Elmore
Gene
Knight
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T. Riley Prisk
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Park Terrace
Ray Yount
Wilma Mercer
Green Acres
Walter Wright
J. Tarkenton
Taylor
George N. Rackus
Joe BR. Hanser
Otters
Alford
Terrace
James Follis
David Roh
Collier Smith
Ray Sparks Ho
Urban Wevel
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Robert A. Jones
Marian L. Herrada
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