Tech Senior’s Gag Spurs City Foundation Land Deal Talks
A graduating Tech student’s playful protest over summer plans sparked debate on selling 742 acres of city land to the Lubbock Industrial Foundation for an industrial park. City Council and the foundation plan a work session to negotiate terms while a study on land uses proceeds and a potential outpatient clinic closure draws scrutiny from officials.
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Think on These Things Philippians 4 8 By Juhen C Hyer
A devotional meditation on Philippians 4 8 describing Paul’s steadfast mindset while chained in prison and urging readers to focus on virtuous, pure and praiseworthy thoughts. The poem invites Philippians to purge sin from their hearts and dwell on noble deeds.
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Bus Driver Dies After City Crash at Hartford and 33rd
T L Weaver a 53 year old bus driver died about two hours after a crash at 33rd Street and Hartford Avenue. He arrived dead at Methodist Hospital. A passenger Mrs Charlie Mae Johnson was hospitalized but not seriously injured. Other crash victims were treated and released.
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33Rd St
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Charlie Mae Johnson
Cedar Ave
Don Calvin Freeman
Big Spring
Elmira Mack
Weber
Lubbock Transit Co
Micki Mitchell
Lois Mitchell
32Nd St
34Th St
Earl H. Hamilton
Auburn
West Texas Hospital
Juanelle Reinhardt
Sunset Lane
U. S. Hwy. 87
US Jets fight MIGs over Hanoi. one probable kill reported
US Phantom crews tangled with North Vietnamese MIG21s Thursday over Hanoi. An air-to-air missile strike was aimed but the MIG reportedly vanished, with no confirmed destruction. Earlier clashes raised total downed MIGs to eighty as American losses remained zero. In Winnipeg a peacemaking Pan Am Games aid effort deployed 15 doctors to assist injured athletes worldwide.
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Former Lubbock Resident Dies in Cooper Service Set
Mrs. Daphne Sloan 72, a former Lubbock resident, dies at 8 a.m. Thursday. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the First Methodist Church in Cooper with graveside rites at Oak Lawn Cemetery arranged by Delta Funeral Home. She is survived by her husband Tom and three sons Morris MaClendan Taholo Mai Tack.
Burglary Spree Hits Homes and Businesses in Lubbock
Police report five house burglaries and three business break-ins across Lubbock. Items stolen include TVs from Kwik Stop, knives watches and clocks, vending machines at Ed Mullins Chevron, a .22 revolver radio and shells, a color TV, and cash from several residences. A suspect was identified in one case but no charges filed.
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Responsibility urged as Hall attacks race coverage
Rep Burwood G. Hall condemns media for racial disturbances and incitement through mass exposure. He argues rapid communications amplify radical voices like Stokely Carmichael, calling for responsible press behavior to curb hate and insurrection.
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Kenneth Beasley Rites Scheduled
Kenneth C. Beasley 61 died Thursday morning in Medical Arts Hospital after an apparent heart attack. A Lamesa resident for two years he worked for Texas New Mexico Pipe Line Co. Born in Casey Indiana the body will be returned there for services Monday at 10 am in Markwell Funeral Home chapel. Survivors include wife Mildred daughter Phy lis Lee and three brothers plus two grandchildren.
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Phylis Lee
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Griffith
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Ermel
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Services for Mrs. Charlie Yates Held for 64
Special Monday services were held for Mrs. Charlie Yates age 64 mother of Mrs. Martin Voyles. The notice notes her death and identifies her relation to Voyles without extra details.
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Four-Alarm Blaze Halts Scott Chemical Warehouse
A four alarm fire swept the Scott Chemical Control Co. in San Antonio forcing firefighters to wear gas masks. Thick smoke emptied from a large warehouse while one female employee was overcome by fumes and hospitalized. Assistant Fire Chief Garland Fullbright led operations as crews battled the blaze in the warehouse center.
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John P Shaw Funeral Today
Services for John P Shaw 48 who died Wednesday at his home 6323 23rd St will be held at Bellaire Baptist Church at 10 a m The Rev John A Martin will officiate Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park with Henderson Funeral Directors in charge Shaw a WWII veteran had lived in the Lubbock area most of his life Survivors include his wife two sons three brothers a sister his mother and two grandchildren Pallbearers were Cale Brooks Kenneth Berry Thurston Dowgar A J Billeberry W A Cooper and Pat Wester
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Three Regents Take Office Oath At UT Austin
Three University of Texas regents were sworn in Thursday by Chief Justice Robert W. Calvert. Frank Iskard from Wichita Falls and Joe Kilgore of Austin joined, with Edward Ximenes of San Antonio sworn in. John Pace of San Antonio to be sworn later amid UT governance changes.
Rites Pending for Mona Towns Board Member
Mona Towns a Wayland Baptist College trustee died at 1 15 p m Thursday in Methodist Hospital Lubbock after an extended illness Funeral services were to be set at Singleton Funeral Home in Muleshoe Towns a longtime Baptist church worker led WMU groups and served in Japan in 1963 as a New Life Movement representative She is survived by her husband Verney a daughter Marlon Inman of Clovis a son Jim of Nacogdoches her mother five sisters and four brothers with more relatives listed.
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Funeral planned for Scurry Pioneer Laura Strayhorn
Laura Strayhorn 91 a Scurry County pioneer dies after two week illness at home. Funeral 10 a m Saturday at First Methodist Snyder with Dr John English officiating. Burial Snyder Cemetery directed by Bolger Funeral Home. Survivors include four daughters two sons sister two brothers twelve grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and twelve great great grandchildren. Grandsons pallbearers.
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Woodrow Smith Dies Rites Set
Woodrow W. Smith 50, farmer from Stegall, died 10:15 p.m. Wednesday in Amarillo VA Hospital after illness. Services 3 p.m. Saturday at Singleton Funeral Home Chapel of the Chimes with Rev. C E Strickland officiating. Burial Bailey County Cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs Jimmie Long Stegall father Monroe O. Smith Amarillo and brother Lawrence Maple. He was a World War II veteran and member of Three-Way Baptist Church.
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F M Foreman services today in Plainview
F M Foreman 75 died Wednesday in a local hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 30 p m today at First Methodist Church chapel with Dr Marshall Rhew officiating. Burial follows in Plainview Cemetery under Lemons Funeral Home. He was born January 9 1892 in Kingsville Arkansas. He married Lara Miller April 13 1924 and moved to Plainview in 1946 from Stratford. He worked in real estate and farming and was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife two daughters a son four brothers two sisters and eight grandchildren.
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Austin
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Mrs Talley Funeral Today in Morton Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Lilley Dale Talley 60 resided with daughter Mrs Fred Z Payne Morton set for 11 a m at Singleton Funeral Chapel Rev Rex Mauldin officiating Burial in Morton Memorial Cemetery died 615 p m Wednesday at daughter’s home after lengthy illness Survivors include husband Thomas Chester Talley five sons Thomas M Brownfield Melvin C Roy N Charles W and Tommy Dale Morton two daughters Mrs Wayne Fenfell Bend Ore and Mrs Payne Morton 24 grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Selburn Walthall’s Funeral Arrangements Pending
Funeral arrangements for Selburn Chad Walthall, 73, of 2501 37th St., who died of an apparent heart attack Thursday afternoon, are pending with Henderson Funeral Directors. Walthall, a retired grocer, lived in Lubbock 30 years and is survived by his wife, a son Max of New Orleans, a brother Gilbert of Kingsland, and two grandchildren.
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