Migration Chain Sparks Australian Settlement
A South Australia migration wave, begun by Michigan chicken farmer Stanley Yankus in 1959, prompts U.S. families to relocate to Adelaide and Andamooka. Yankus, now a vegetarian electrical salesman, praises the region's freedoms while others recount escapes from Chicago crime and high private school costs.
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Adelaide
Australia
U.S
Michigan
Stanley Yankus
Andamooka
Opalsfield
Muskegon
Mich
West Australia
Yankus
United States
Dowagiac
Chicago
Adelaide Beach
Sears-Roebuck
Levelland Hospital Faces Possible Expansion After Opening
Ron Larsen of University Hospital in Lubbock, administrator of the new Levelland facility, said the 56 bed hospital may need expansion soon after opening. Construction proceeds on schedule as Hospital Corporation of America owns both sites and local staff hiring will be in Levelland with openings planned for early fall.
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Levelland
Ron Larsen
Larsen
University Hospital
Lubbock
The
Hospital Corporation of America
Chamber of Commerce
Glenn Jones
Efficiency Group to Receive FAA Award at Lubbock Airport
The FAA will honor Lubbock Municipal Airport Station Tower personnel as Air Traffic Facility of the Year for 334 airport groups nationwide. The team, led by John D. Worrall, logged 188074 operations with 109000 instrument flights under adverse tornado and runway construction conditions, emphasizing safe, efficient air traffic.
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Lubbock Municipal
Federal Aviation Administration
Wiliam A. Flewer
Washington
FAA
Lubbock
John D. Worrall
Civil aviation fleet ranks second among non-Communist nations
Among non Communist countries the Canadian civil aviation fleet is second in size to the United States. More than 10 500 civil aircraft are registered, with about 70 percent noncommercial.
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Ottawa
United States
Commerce considers softening flameproof rule for children nightwear
The Commerce Department weighs making the flame retardant standard for children's sleepwear optional instead of mandatory. Firms would label noncompliant items, while proponents say broader use of flame retardant would rise. Critics call labeling a poor substitute for a firm standard.
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Washington
UPS
Commerce Department
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
UPT
Frank E. Moss
Dutah
Senate Commerce Committee
Morris Kaplan
Consumers Union, MI
N.Y
Consumer Reports
Kaplan
Department
Moss
Schoolmen Seek Bond Rating in New York Meetings
Representatives of the Lubbock Independent School District travel to New York for meetings with Moody Investment Service Dunn and Bradstreet and Standard and Poors to obtain a bond rating. The group includes Superintendent Ed Irons school board vice president Bill Tucker secretary Charles Waters and trustee Joe Harkey and will return Wednesday.
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Lubbock Independent School District
New York
Ed Irons
Bill Tucker
Charles Waters
Joe Harkey
Moody Investment Service
Dunn
Bradstreet
Standard and Poors
Lub‘hock
Eggs Interrupt Soccer Career in Ireland
In Dublin AP reports goalie Joe Foy cannot wear his green and gold uniform as a wren builds a nest and lays eight eggs in the shirt sleeve. Foy misses another Castlebar Rangers game and says he will return once the eggs hatch, unsure when.
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Dublin
Ireland
Joe Foy
Lafonda del Sol Thea restaurant praise notes mix
Letters from diners in Lubbock Plainview Brownfield and Cotton Center praise Lafonda del Sol Thea for excellent food good service charming decor and enjoyable atmosphere. Patrons urge others to visit and note sopaipillas are on the way and the restaurant is a standout for the area.
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Thea
B. G
Lubbock
I. T
E. K
Congress Faces Key Votes On Jobs And Draft
Congress weighs a $5 billion public service employment bill opposed by the Nixon administration. The Senate proceeds with draft extension debate as June 30 nears and Mills aims to kill Nixon revenue sharing. Democrats back a five year fund to hire 150000 people, while a Republican substitute would grant up to $2 billion yearly to states for programs and job creation.
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Washington
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means
Nixon
Mills
Aken
Used Radio Equipment Lease Program Offers Mobile Communications
RGA and MEW announce a radios lease program for used equipment at OCALL radios and mobile communications company located at 5429 33rd. The ad promotes leasing options for organizations needing reliable mobile communications gear.
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Mobile Communications CO
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