Midland talks on desegregation plan with Justice Dept officials
Midland officials and Justice Department lawyers meet this week to craft a court acceptable student assignment plan for desegregation. They review records at Washington De Zavala Pease and Crockett as racially identifiable and aim to implement before fall classes.
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Midland
Special
Justice Department
Midland Independent School System
Gilbert €. Thompson
Washington
Tompson
John Conroy
Martin Buckley
de Zavala
Pease and Crockett
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
U.S. Dist
Ernest ‘Guinn
el Paso
Guinn
Department of Justice
James Mailey
Thornton Hardie
Texas
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
5Th Circuit
Ben Barnes Weds Nancy Sayers in Private Ceremony
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes 33 and Nancy Sayers wed in a 12 minute Tarrytown Church ceremony attended by immediate family. The couple plans a Dallas honeymoon and future residence in the Capitol area. Barnes notes his new bride will support his political work when suitable.
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Barnes
Ben Barnes
Nancy Sayers
Austin
Amy
UPI
John Connally
Dallas
Tarrytown Methodist Church
Martha
Gregg
Sayers
Scott
Bryan
Herman Bennett
Brownwood
H.J. Shands
Clifford Zirkel
Tarrytown Church
Can Chiropractic Help Me In Blair Clinic Case Study
Dr Blair discusses prognosis in chiropractic care using hypothetical patients aged ten and eighty. He notes outcome depends on disease stage age vitality and time allowed for recovery. He emphasizes only chiropractic may provide lasting benefit and outlines his clinic at 410 Avenue A Lubbock Texas SH4-5593.
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Blair Chirpractic Clinic
Avenue A
Lubbock,Texas
Bonds Set For 12 Innocent Pleas Heard By Court
County judges set bonds for 12 defendants who pleaded not guilty in misdemeanor cases while three guilty pleas led to penalties. Tim Matthews faced a $100 fine for a check law violation and one man received jail time with probation for DWI. Other defendants paid fines for shoplifting, carrying a pistol, and liquor violations, with several pleas heard by Judge Boedeker and Judge Bevers.
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Denzil Bevers
Tim R. Matthews
Rosebud
Tom L. Rubio
Auburn
Janet H. Thompson
Haltom City
Edwin H. Boedeker
Arkine Williams
Littlefield
Louise Williams
Luis Trejo
Ave. P
Kathy Yankovich
Hale Center
David Johnson, Jr
Sudan
Santiago Betancourt
Guava St
Grady H. Manley
Rt. 2
Lubbock
George Haney
Duke St
James W. Rogers
E. 49Th St
Jessie Garza
E. Duke St
Pete DeLeon
E. Purdue St
Bonds
Mickey D. Gilbert
Arguments Due In Price Case
Judge Robert C. Wright will hear arguments at 9 a.m. today in the punishment phase of the Eddie Dean Price case. Price, 22, was convicted of rape on Friday night by a jury in 137th District Court and elected to have punishment set by the judge after a prior assault of a 24 year old medical secretary on April 30, 1970. The jury reached its verdict around 11 p.m. Friday, five hours after closing arguments. He is also charged with attacking a Lubbock secretary during a separate incident less than a month before the April 30 assault. Price has been jailed for more than a year after being refused bond.
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Robert C. Wright
Eddie Dean Price
137Th District Court
Price
Afterleing
Wright
Lubbock
Lubbock Avalanche Journal prints edition details only
Fragmentary OCR shows postal and edition lines from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal with stray phrases about morning and evening editions and a Texas ZIP code 79008. No clear news event or names beyond the publication identifiers.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Fies
Avalanche
Apollo 15 liftoff draws massive Cape crowd and VIPs
Thousands watched the Saturn V launch from Cape Kennedy as Apollo 15 lifted from Earth in a blazing pillar of flame. Estimates ranged from half a million to over a million in sun kissed beaches and rooftops with dignitaries like Lyndon B. Johnson’s daughter and celebrities among the spectators.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
UPI
Bryan Donaldson
Ohio
Bill Hirsch
Miami
Earth
Atlantic
Florida
Space Agency
Florida Highway Patrol
L. D. Brady
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lynda Bird
Charles Robb
Ethel Merman
Charlie Pride
Couturier
Emilio Pucci
James Griffin
Bessemer
Ala
Nixon Urges Godspeed for Apollo 15 Crew
President Nixon wished the Apollo 15 crew Godspeed from Camp David Md as they departed for the moon. He said the mission seeks to learn about Earth's origins and the universe and to understand more about humankind.
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Washington
Upi
Nixon
Camp David
Earth
Moon
Optimistic Wives Watch Apollo 15 Lift Off From Cape Kennedy
Mrs. David R. Scott praised the September Apollo 15 launch as the whitest and prettiest day as she spoke at a news conference. She and Mrs. James B. Irwin voiced nerves about future flights while their husbands prepare for a 12 day lunar mission. Alfred Worden’s family said goodbye at the launch site.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
David R. Scott
Scott
James B. Irwin
Farm Bureau Seeks Queen at Dawson County Contest
Dawson County Farm Bureau will hold its annual queen contest at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Women’s Study Club. Five contestants Pamela Allen Connie Bartlett Janabeth Pritchett Ann Shofner and Debbie Parchman vie for the title which advances to district competition in October. Reigning queen Kiki Scott will crown the successor. Contestants are judged on grace poise charm and beauty.
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Dawson County Farm Bureau
Pamela Allen
Connie Bartlett
Janabeth Pritchett
Ann Shofner
Debbie Parchman
Kiki Scott
Farm Bureau
Grace
Paine
Charm
Beauty
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Manuel Quintero
Ave. D
Doyle V. Crowder
Brownfield
Marvin L. Templeton
Carlisle
Dewey L. Duke
56Th St
Gabriel Sanchez
35Th St
Dobi Pichardo
Abernathy
Bond
Geronimo Cabarrubio
Colgate St
Highway Patrol
Cape Area
Senate
Godspeed
Kon
Mrs. Scott
TC. Lal
34Th & Avenue Q
Oakwood
Mylanta
ANAC
THE
Pharmacy
Enema
Iraell
Ya Pnea Tes Ees
Bayer
St. Joseph
Mullins Bros
TV Land
Cunnis
Cay
Manus
Curtis Mathes
Mullins TV Lab
Royce
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