Singing Deweys Concert Draws Anton Residents
About 300 residents braved freezing drizzle to hear the Singing Deweys at Anton High School Auditorium. The Nashville gospel group performed free in appreciation of the Cottons and their Anton helpers after a February farm explosion injuring Truman Cotton and prompting community support.
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Baylor
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Legislature Set To Begin Slow Pace After Inauguration
The Texas legislature plans a gradual start with temporary committees to canvass votes and assist the inauguration. Gov. Preston Smith will give farewell speeches as Dolph Briscoe and Bill Hobby prepare to take oaths and outline legislative goals on January 17. Hobby to form Senate committees soon after, session to end May 28.
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Ground-Breaking Set For New Lea County Hospital
Ground breaking ceremonies for Lea County Hospital are scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday. The $5.7 million facility will be built on NMJC property, north of the college. Extendicare Inc of Louisville will operate the acute care hospital with Lembke Construction of Albuquerque building it. Four nursing school classrooms will serve NMJC staff. Each patient room will be ext en and vacuum equipped with private baths and nurse-call. About 250 staff with a $1.6 million payroll. Completion is projected for mid 1974.
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Albuquerque
Squirrel Census Dips In Hobbs
Hobbs officials report the city park population of red squirrels fallen from six to five after Rae the female red squirrel died from an electrical shock on a light pole. Rae and Tom were donated after capture near Sadler last October and produced no offspring. Four gray squirrels remain at Clinton Park including two females and a male donated by a Shreveport resident and Lonesome George, the last of eight gray squirrels imported from Lovington years ago.
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Evening High School rules for under 21 students in Lubbock
The Texas Education Agency sets rules requiring students under 21 to enroll in Evening High School for at least one year and earn at least one full credit. For more information, contact the Adult Education Office at Lub bock Public Schools, 610 Ave Q, Lubbock, TX 79401 or call 765-9338.
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Tech Journalism Dept Receives Reader’s Digest Grant
Texas Tech University's Department of Mass Communications announced a 500 grant from the Reader's Digest Foundation to support student news research trips. Department chairman Billy Loss said funds are not earmarked for a specific project yet, with past uses including a study trip to Austin to observe the legislative process.
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Uo Austin
Speedy Trial Issue and One Man, One Vote Ruling Districts
The article discusses Betty Wells challenging speedy trial rights and a Louisiana Supreme Court decision on district population for judges. It notes federal advisory ABA guidance favoring outright dismissal for denied speedy trials and cites a 6-3 ruling upholding unequal district population for state supreme court judges.
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Metairie
Louisiana
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American Bar Association
U.S
Richmond
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
Tech Prof Joins Electrical Group
Dr. Magnes Kristiansen of Texas Tech University's electrical engineering faculty has been named to the national Executive Committee of the Plasma Technology and Applications Group of the IEEE Society of Nuclear and Plasma Sciences. He will also serve on the publications board for Transactions on Plasma Sciences.
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Texas Tech University
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Society of Nuclear and Plasma Sciences
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Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
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Transactions On Plasma
Spencer A. Wells
Texas Tech Dads Association
United States
Christi
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As Tech
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