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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1973

Page

4

Effects Linger Year After Blacksville Mine Explosion

A year after the Blacksville No. 11 disaster in West Virginia, families of nine miners killed pursue a $140,000 damage suit. Production halted. safety upgrades and new protocols were implemented. Consol Coal Co reports a 40 percent drop in accident frequency across its mines.

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Intruder Steals Thousands in Rare Coins at Home

A burglar kicked in the back door of Carl R. Hensley at 6109 Ave P and took more than $14,000 in coins plus items including a portable color TV, stereo, and a .22 caliber pistol. The haul featured an uncirculated 1873 silver dollar valued at $10,000, several half dollars, silver dollars, and about $5,000 in other coins. Police described the incident as under investigation. A separate theft with a petion Cu at 2108 Slaton Highway involved a missing remixer from a fenced area.

Carl R. Hensley Ave. P Hensley Slaton Highway Poli

Pilot in critical condition after Plainview crash

W. D. Hall, 48, Abernathy crop duster, remained in critical condition Saturday in the intensive care unit at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock after his plane struck a poster and plunged into a corn field northwest of Plainview. A passing motorist, L. Marshall Jr., saw the crash and called an ambulance. Hall was conscious when found.

W. D. Hall Abernathy Lubbock Methodist Hall Bart Plainview Charles ‘Tac Paudew L. Marshall Jr Orton Plainview Tae

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