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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1970
Page
9
The board analyzed a possible three cent increase in the 1970 71 tax rate to fund a welfare based lunch program expansion. Linus Wright said local tax money had not funded lunches, but rising costs after serving every needy child may require subsidy or rate changes.
City schools report sparkling new library additions at 16 campuses with most ready within two weeks. Remodeling expands facilities at Bowie Bozeman Hunt Le s Parkway Wester Wheelock Wright Duprey as part of summer work.
Donation drive in Abilene to cover a transplant patient’s surgery costs continues with about $2,600 collected by Friday. At a $1,000 weekly expense, funds will run out before the early September operation. Spokesman Rodger Boyce says the fund remains open and may extend to transfer to Denver. Banks in Big Spring are accepting donations.
City Hall sees interest in storm shelters though demand is low. Builders estimate an 8x10x12 cellar at 1200 to 1500 dollars with concrete blocks and reinforcement. Some residents consider DIY builds, despite dangers, citing a past collapse under a carport.
Teachers gather for a June migrant program institute conducting a five day session to train administrators overseeing migrant programs. Notable participants include Mrs Wolfe a UNM lecturer and consultant. Paol from the University of Texas Austin. Mrs Zabrowski de Lopez a Las Cruces educator and Arizona State doctoral candidate. Gomez teaching classroom Spanish with Weslaco early language experience. Edwards Monterey High School director of student activities offering educational graphics. and Morales Texas Tech graduate student studying Spanish.
County Board approves expenditures for gas line relocation and fiber optics installations affecting county roads 52 11 12 76 22 and 26. Hearing of the Board of Equalization moved to July 6 with daily sessions. Cake cutting marked by tributes to Arch Lamb Viola Pate and Laurel Mickery as courthouse staff hosted.
The Museum Association extends its Works Of Art loan program to increase the permanent collection for the new museum at the corner of 4th Street and Indiana Avenue slated to open in fall. Subscriptions remain open with many longtime participants continuing their support.
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