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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1973

Page

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Violent Thunderstorms Hit South Plains Region

Violent storms drenched areas including Matador Paducah and Flomot with 3 to 4 inch rains and hail. Tornado watches were issued for dozens of counties as forecasts warned of continuing thunderstorms and rising temperatures into the upper 80s.

Worth Wren Avalanche-Journal South Plains Matador Paducah Iton Chin Lubbock Flomot Flomet National Weather Service Wichita Falls Cottle Dickens Fisher King Motley Nolan Stonewall Taylor Coleman Callahan

Digging in the Yellowhouse West Texas Trail feature

The Avalanche-Journal presents a newsfeature on Yellowhouse Canyon Lub bock historical passageway with an archaeological dig. The first West Texas Trails report highlights the canyon with photos by Milton Adams, see Page 6 Sec A for details and images.

Yellowhouse Yellowhouse Canyon Lubbock West Texas Trails Sec. A Milton Adams

City master plans clash over 3rd Street project

Lubbock City Council debates two master plans for 3rd Street with proposed widening from the 1960s urban transport plan versus the URA driven inner loop concept to close University Avenue to through traffic. URA chief Alderson calls the plan flexible and subject to neighborhood input as council reviews land purchases and road-pair proposals.

Lubbock Urban Renewal Agency URA University Avenue Mel Tittle Alderson Clifford Cason 4Th Street Jim Bertram Dan Azzle Brownfield 38Th Street Orville Alderson

Honor Wipes Out Irons Summer Plans in Texas

Irons, elected chairman of the 1973 State Textbook Committee, will lead a summer task of interviewing salesmen for more than 50 sets of books. The state plans to spend 11.6 million on textbooks for 1974 75. The work involves evaluating how books address women minorities patriotism authority and evolution as part of a statewide oversight process.

Py W. Eugene Smith Avalanche-Journal Texas Public Irons Ed Irons Texas Tech Edgar TEA Yall Star J. W. Edgar Texas Education Agen Com- Irons Mittee Dan Monterey Texas Tilt Dallas Thn

Dallas Salutes Vietnam Veterans Homecoming Parade

In Dallas a two mile parade and Cotton Bowl gala honored Vietnam veterans and POWs. Notables W W Clements H Ross Perot organized the event with Bob Hope as emcee and 23 residents joining. President Nixon sent regrets. John Connally spoke. About 500 former POWs attended the two day events.

W.W. Clements Clements H. Ross Perot Dallas Bob Hope Barbara McNair Mike Connors Marty Allen Gloria Loring Nixon Georges Pompidou Iceland Texas John B. Connally U.S

Eight Die in Hale County Wreck Involving Big Truck And Two Cars

Eight members of the Pete Calvillo family of Five Point Gin were killed in a three vehicle crash at the U S 87 and IS 27 intersection near Plainview. Two others were injured as the truck driver Bryan Hodgson of Amarillo and another car occupant were treated at area hospitals. The wreck, cited as Hale County’s worst, occurred around 1 15 p m Saturday.

Swisher Gordon Zeigler Avalanche-Journal Plainview U.S. 87 Here Hale County Tulsa Floydada Maurice Naublin Pete Garcia Calvillo Five Point Gin Seagraves Seminole Gaines County Pete Calvillo Estella Juan Jose Albert Daniel Maria Guadalup Perales Refugio Perales Rita Calvillo Pernales Calvillo Five Point Bryan Hodgson Amarillo Central Plains General Hospital Chemical Express Carriers, Inc Dallas Diana Payne Abilene

Retiring Texas Tech payroll chief Virginia Snelling honored

Mrs. Virginia Snelling, head of payroll and employee benefits at Texas Tech, retires after 44 years with the university. A reception will be held Wednesday from 3 to 5 p.m. in University Center, hosted by Leo E. Ells. Snelling supervised payments of about 30 million dollars to 5 000 people last year and rose from switchboard operator to payroll chief.

Virgina Snelling Texas Tech University University Center Leo E. Ells Snelling Lubbock High School

Canyon Clearing Bigger Job Than Anticipated

Canyon Lakes planners face a massive cleanup as they prepare to clear Yellowhouse Canyon in Lubbock. City officials say the eight mile stretch will be transformed into a scenic parkway by 1990 at an estimated cost near 7.9 million dollars.

Canyon Lakes Yellowhouse Canyon Jim Bertram Steve Fanning Lubbock Slean North Hop 289 Mackenzie Park Fanning

Constitution Revision Panels Hear Public Input in Lubbock

Texas CRC subcommittees met in Lubbock to draft a new state constitution with seven groups focusing on different areas. The Nazareth town vote approved a mayor-commission form, while judiciary proposals sparked debate on whether judges should be elected or appointed by the governor.

Wallin Ye Texas Constitutional Revision Commission CRC Lubbock Nazareth Gred Hoeling Lub Ralph Brock The Supreme Court

Prayer for Awakening and Forgiveness from Reader

A reader asks for divine mercy and a complete awakening from spiritual apathy and immorality. The appeal invokes humility and forgiveness through Heavenly Father.

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