Health funds program gains federal approval and broad group involvement
Hew Approves Application For Federal Health Funds. The plan aims to involve diverse stakeholders including physicians, hospitals, nursing homes, Blue Cross, Medicare, and local government. Officers and committees will be elected soon to address organizational issues before launching the program.
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HEW
Douglas Boren
A. W. Bronwell
John D. Henry
George Brewer
Land B. Wall
Gene Menefee
Merlene Stanley
Tech
Nursing Home Association
Blue Cross
Texas Tech Board of Regents
Texas Tech
Lubbock Christian College
Lubbock
Court Upholds Damages Against Amarillo Officers
The 5th U S Court of Appeals in New Orleans affirms a federal ruling awarding Bruce Gibbs 500 dollars and Terry Stephens 250 dollars for illegal arrest and car search of Bruce Sexton, a Sunset School of Preaching alumnus, after a May 1969 traffic stop in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
U. S. Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Bruce Sexton
Sunset School of Preaching
Lubbock
Bruce Gibbs
Terry Stephens
Sexton
U.S. Dist
Hal Woodward
Gibbs
Stephens
Timepiece Ties Memories To a Long Life of Work
An 88 year old woman recalls life from horse and buggy days to modern Spur and Lubbock. She tells of dances, early ranching, building houses with her husband Walker, becoming a house mother to Texas Tech students, and cherishing a clock that keeps her connected to the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Walker
Breckenridge
Graham
Spur
Spur Ranch
Clifford Jones
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Wade Walker
Cleburne
South Plains
PBX Operators Club Install New Officers in Lubbock
PBX operators in Lubbock gathered for a week with a mix of humor and service. The group funds the muscular dystrophy drive and supports the Well Baby Clinic while the recent election of officers included Pat Pennington as president and Dorothy Dale as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outer Space
Carol Peden
A J
White Sands
Economist Arthur Laffer to Speak at Texas Tech in Lubbock
Economist Arthur Laffer arrives in Lubbock to address about 200 bankers and business leaders at Texas Tech. The guest of Dr. Jack D. Steele will discuss the Nixon economic strategy and the 4065 theory forecasting a trillion dollar GNP in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Laffer
Lubbock
Texas Tech
University of Chicago
Jack D. Steele
School of Business Administration
Laffer
Steele
Stanford University
Nixon
U.S
Tech
Office of Management and the Budget
OBM
George Shultz
Secretary of Labor
Lubbock State School Seeks Volunteers Amid Staffing Gaps
An ongoing volunteer drive at Lubbock State School notes a 12 hour daily operation with room for many helpers. Orientation sessions will introduce department heads, followed by a slide presentation and volunteer applications. The facility serves about 530 residents and employs around 400 staff.
Delays in Texas Justice Highlighted by Judge and Officials
A roundup of comments from Judge Cherry and others on backlog and delays in criminal trials. Officials blame legislative, lab, grand jury, and defense practices for holdups, while pilots of reform push for fixed readiness and faster pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Texas
William Shaver
West Texas
DPS
Shaver
Cherry Sas
Wheels of Justice
Lubbock Lawyer Roy Bass Wins 19th District Bar Director Seat
Lubbock attorney Roy Bass was elected to a three year term as director of the 19th State Bar District in a run off with John F. Buddy Maner. About 300 district lawyers voted by mail and Bass will succeed Karl Cayton of Lamesa on July 3.
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Austin
Lubbock
Roy Bass
19Th State Bar District
John F
Buddy" Maner
Bass
Karl Cayton
Lamesa
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Court of Appeals
Plough, Inc
Quang Tri
South Vietnam
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Lubbock State School
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Davison
Barasch
Lub‘bock State Schools
Essick
S Lady
Cat Brady
Wilson Certified Foods, Inc
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Wilson & Co., Inc
Renzo ‘State Bank
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Broadway
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