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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1971

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Bloody Mary Marks End of Texas Brown Bag Era

Tighe at Captain's Table Victoria led the way as Texas resumed public alcohol sales. The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued no permits at first, signaling a flood of mixed drinks and long-awaited licenses across Dallas San Antonio El Paso and other cities with many more expected in the months ahead.

United Preaq Internationals T. J Tommy” Tighe Superer Victoria Texas Texas Alcoholice Beverage Commission Dallas San Antonio el Paso

Court-Ordered School Reassignments Shake Lubbock Staff

The federal court order under the Singleton decision prompts major shifts in Lubbock schools. Eight principal positions, seven coaches, and four counselors will change, with Charles Johnson and Grover Calvin among those reassigned. Each elementary will gain at least one Negro teacher, while Ballenger School will have none.

Eugene Smith Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Supreme Court U.S. Dist Halbert O. Woodsward Dunbar and Monterey Coronado Lubbock High Atkins Hutchinson Thompson Evans Mackenzie Matthews Slaton Wilson Struges Alderson Jackson, Miss

Nixon defends police handling of May Day protests

President Nixon denounces vandals while praising police restraint in Washington May Day demonstrations. He dismisses claims rights were suspended and says arrests do not prove guilt. He cites ongoing European troop talks and potential Soviet arms shifts altering Middle East balance.

Washington Nixon White House Ninen United States Soviet Union Middle East Page

Enrollment at Tech for first summer session falls short

In Lubbock the first summer session enrollment at Texas Tech fails to reach the expected 8,000 mark. The report notes a dip in attendance and outlines implications for the university and regional higher education plans.

Tech

Palestinian refugees clash with Jordanian police in Ammian

Reports from Ammian describe clashes between Palestinian refugees and Jordanian police resulting in 10 deaths and many wounded. The incident dominates today’s Page 1 to 4 sports and world news sections, with editorials and family notices on other pages.

Ammian Sec. A

Prayer Note From Betty Ruth Fenley Of Plainview

Betty Ruth Fenley of Plainview offers a devotional prayer seeking humility wisdom and knowledge for others with a closing Amen indicating personal faith and public sharing. The item preserves a brief religious reflection linked to Plainview.

Heavenly Father Betty Ruth Fenley Plainview

Helicopters bring MAST life saves to U S roadways

The Army and Air Force use helicopter airlifts once seen in Vietnam to speed medical evacuations. Initiated last July, the MAST program seeks expansion as a June decision by Defense Secretary Melvin Laird could standardize helicopter ambulances nationwide.

David Crossley Universal Science News United States Army Air Force Vietnam Defense Melvin Laird Laird MAST

Nine Americans Die as U S helicopter toll rises in Vietnam

Saigon reports seven Americans killed in a troop carrier crash from unknown causes 24 miles northwest of Saigon amid possible Communist fire. A Cayuse helicopter was shot down near the U Minh Forest, injuring one pilot, while another Cayuse downed at the edge of the A Shau Valley killed both crew. Ground action included shelling on Fire Base 5 and an attack on a regimental command post in the A Shau Valley as two U S paratroopers died nearby. Troops regroup at the Cambodian border after a major strike near Sonnc town.

United Press Saigon U.S Hey U Minh Forest A Shau South Vietnam Vietnam A Sham Tue Soenth Demilitarized Zone U. S Snnc Cambodia- Vietnam

Three Men Rob Brooks Air Force Base Bank

Three men, at least two armed, robbed a national bank extension at Brooks Air Force Base in San Antonio Tuesday and fled with an undisclosed amount. A customer was struck on the head but not seriously hurt as the bandits staged the robbery. an attempt to block the robbers at the entrance failed. A possibly the getaway car was found abandoned and the FBI began an immediate investigation.

San Antonio Cap Brooks Air Force Base Brooks FBI

Draft Extension Approval Seen

Republican leader Hugh Scott predicted the Senate would force a vote and pass a two year extension of the draft. He said a cloture petition may be initiated Friday to end the four week debate over the Selective Service Act before June 30.

Washington Jeader Hugh Scott Senate

Crash Kills Lubbockite in Texas 247 Wreck

Walmer Wesley Bell of Floydada died at the scene when his car overturned twice on Texas 247 about eight miles north of here. His 22 year old son James Bell was hospitalized in Crosbyton with head and back injuries in fair condition. The driver reportedly lost control while traveling south, ejecting Bell before the vehicle came to rest.

Specha Floydada Here Texas Walmer Wesley Pete Bell OS Chili Crain Ca South Drains Floyd County Justice At the Peace S.J. Handley James Crosbyton Hospital Hospital Eee Inycata Ie Beth Bell

Texans weigh liquor by the drink tax in special session

Gov. Preston Smith urged lawmakers in a special session to tax mixed drinks for revenue. A House panel backed a 10 percent gross receipts tax on drinks sold by bars and clubs. Senate moves on congressional redistricting proceed as leaders aim for a quick, focused session. Barnes called the session a potential blessing if it shortens work on major issues including primaries financing.

Smith House Ben Barnes Gus Mutscher Barnes Senate House Senate

Mahon Area Involved House Panel Approves Redistricting

A Texas House committee approved a redistricting plan shaping the 19th District around Lubbock by adding Bailey Lamb Palmer Hale and Castro counties and 20 000 residents from Betoor Odessa while dropping Scurry Motley The plan aligns with Senate objections from the regular session and could face counterproposals from Lt Governor Ben Barnes and the Senate.

Austin House Lubbock Senate Delwin Jones Bailey Lamb Palmer Hale Castro Counties Betor Odessa Scurry Motley Ben Barnes

Redistricting Work To Resume On North Texas Plan

The article describes ongoing redistricting talks with proposals to move Odessa residents and Deaf Smith County into U S Rep George Mahon district, potentially dropping Floyd Crosby Garza and Borden Counties. Senate conferees favor starting the 19th District at the Panhandle top, adding Ochiltree Hansford Sherman and Dallam while skirting Amarillo and including Hartley Oldham and Deaf Smith counties.

Midland - Odessa Panhandle Jones Odessa Deaf Smith County Clereford U.S George Mahon Floyd Crosby, Garza Borden Senate Ochiltree Hansford Sherman Dallam Amarillo Hartley Oldham Deaf

Leather Weather Map Page LI A Lubbock and Vicinity

Fair and warm conditions through Thursday with cloudy afternoons in the region. Highs in the low 90s, tonight’s low in the upper 50s, southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. City and regional temps and humidity figures follow with min readings near 58 and humidity near 41 percent.

Lubbock Todis FM

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