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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1972

Page

12

Area Men In Service Highlight Texas Guard and Air Force Honors

Area men from Lubbock and nearby towns join military service with assignments across Germany and Turkey. Donald G. Franklin enters the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany after basic training at Fort Ord and posting at Fort Lee. Gary L. Heath graduates from Goodfellow AFB and heads to a Turkish air force support unit. The Modern Volunteer Army Program at Fort Ord trains several others in basic to advanced infantry and signals roles, with many graduates from local high schools and colleges like Coronado, Kilgore, and Texas Tech.

Army Donald G. Franklin James D. Franklin 46Th St Lubbock 2Nd Armored Cavalry Regiment Germany Franklin Ft. Ord Calif Ft. Lee Gary L. Heath James A. Heath 24Th St Goodfellow Afb U.S. Air Force Air Training Command Heath Turkey Permian High School Odessa Odessa Junior College Texas Tech University Robert G. Garner Austin B. Garner E. Erskine Michael G. Singleton Dave Singleton Seminole Richard K. Kyle Hubert E. Kyle Tommy W Kilgore College Garner DeKalb High School Holder Kyle Coronado High School

Honor Set In Odessa

Paul Kayser founder of El Paso Natural Gas Company to be honored at the 1972 Permian Basin Oil Show in Odessa on Oct. 20. Kayser, a Baylor graduate and former Gatesville High School principal, led El Paso Natural Gas as president and CEO until 1965 and later served as honorary chairman. He held Texas Bar admission in 1913 and had a varied career in law banking and military service. Ronald J. Burtis of Plainview attends Army ROTC camp at Ft. Riley and studies at West Texas State University.

Ft. Polk Jerry R. Johnson A. R Johnson Brownfield Jerry C. Steed N. H. Steed Jr Morton Johnson Brownfield High School Army Steed Morton High School Eastern Odessa Paul Kayser el Paso Natural Gas Company Permian Basin Vernon Blain Kayser el Paso Natural Tyler Baylor University University of Texas Gatesville High School Texas Houston Seventh Cavalry National Guard First National Bank of San Antonio Texas National Bank of Commerce Capital National Bank of Houston Ronald J. Burtis Calvin R. Burtis Plainview Army Reserve Officers Training Corps Ft. Riley Kan West Texas State University Canyon

Bible translated into 1431 languages spans 98 percent world

At least one Bible book has been translated into 1431 languages revealing that speakers of these languages account for 98 percent of the world population, according to the American Bible Society.

New York UPI Bible Society

Midland Names Election Judges

Midland County Commissioners appointed 27 of 28 election judges for the November election pending acceptance by the appointees. Final judge appointment and acceptance by the 27 appointed judges were expected soon. The board completed the county budget at a July 10 meeting and discussed it further today. They also accepted low bids on items including gasoline and anti freeze for county vehicles.

Midland

McGovern Attacks Nixon Campaign in Custer Charge

Senator George McGovern accused the Nixon administration of secrecy elitism and a fruitless bombing policy in North Vietnam during a news conference at Sylvan Lake lodge. He urged disclosure of campaign contributors and criticized Rogers and Laird while defending his own fundraising.

Melvin R. Laird Treasury John B. Connally Texas Suiny Terrace Sylvan Lake Lodge Here South Dakota Nixon ITT McGovern Washington Allie Ritzenberg Custer Spiro Agnew

Lions To Hear TIC Head On Texas Economic Plans

Lubbock Lions Club will host James H. Harwell executive director of the Texas Industrial Commission at a noon meeting at KoKo Palace. He will discuss Texas industrial development, the start-up training program, international trade, TIC advertising, and opportunities for West Texas growth. He previously led Wichita Falls chamber and helped found the Texas Industrial Development Council.

James H. Harwell Texas Industrial Commission Austin Lubbock Lions Club KoKo Palace Lions Club West Texas Harwell Lubbock Chamber of Commerce John Logan Wichita Falls Chamber of Commerce Texas Industrial Development Council Southern Industrial Development Council Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers Association American Industrial Development Council

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Paul G. Townsend Bill D. Townsend Army Signal School Ft. Monmouth N.J U.S. Army Training Center Infantry Billy E. Chaney Joseph T. Chaney Lubbock Rt. 3 Doe W. Harrison Frank B. Harrison Balls Rt. 1 Randall. G. Sargent Carl W. Sargent 24Th Kerry L. Townsley Linda 4Th St Wille R. Townsley Cornell St Jimmy W. Burrows Truman Burrows Littlefield Star Rt. 1 Ishmael P. Vieldez John G. Valdez Lorenzo Star Lockheed Corp Lockheed South Carolina California National Public Affairs Center For Television America Saigon U.S Vietnam Hanoi Columbia S.C Laird Hydepark London Hyde Park Central Park New York City Henry VIII LIONS Tic The Texas Industrial Com Joe E. Woods Optometrist South Plains Mall Slide Road LeAnne Monterey Navy Butte 13Th & J 50Th Flint
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