Governors Race Looms With Smith Barnes In Play
Gov. Preston Smith and Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes sparred over 1972 plans while Sen. Lloyd Bentsen weighed a potential favorite son bid. Smith signaled a third term and predicted an easy path against Barnes, who hinted at a spring announcement but showed uncertainty about a governor race. Bentsen, courted by rivals, kept options open as supporters discuss Texas influence and the party slate. See POLITICOS Page 12
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Tornadoes Dip Again In Panhandle Storms
Tornado watch issued across Texas Panhandle western Oklahoma and parts of Kansas. A funnel cloud near Hutchinson and Hansford Counties produced a barrel shaped twister observed by Borger firefighters with no damage or injuries reported. Radar showed multiple thunderstorm bands with light rain amounts.
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Ice Cream Price War Hits Washington Sidewalk Vendors
Washington ice cream vendors engage in a price war as big chocolate ice-cream sandwiches drop from 25 cents to 10 cents. Star Ice Cream Co. vendors face independent hawkers encroaching near the Washington Monument, prompting deeper reductions and a sharper battle for tourist business.
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SPAG approves funds for Plainview drug treatment center
State fund allocation clears for a new drug treatment center in Plainview. Officials expect expanded services and community support as planners outline the facility's programs and anticipated impact.
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Daily Prayer Invocation on God’s Gift of Love
A reader offers a spiritual petition asking for insight into divine love as a gift not earned and for the strength to fully use that love today. The prayer expresses gratitude and a desire for sincere acceptance.
Memories tour guide at museum retires at Texas Tech
Mrs. Margaret Sandy retires after serving as services coordinator for the Museum at Texas Tech. Her career spans years guiding thousands of visitors, including up to 20 000 school groups annually, inspiring heartfelt notes from young learners.
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Big Spring girl among 31 left in National Spelling Bee
Maridene Margolis of Big Spring was one of 31 spellers still contending as the first day ended. She spelled nine words correctly, many of them medical terms, and planned to study more after dinner with her family.
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Sunrise to unveil Pioneer statue on Texas Tech campus
American State Bank places a 1512 foot bronze statue titled Pioneer West Texas Family on Avenue Q Sun Street in Lubbock to honor Plains settlers. Sculpted by Granville W. Carter of New York, the piece arrives from New York and is installed without an official ceremony as sunrise reveals the scene.
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Lawmaker seeks federal ban on rodeo animal devices
New York congressman William F. Ryan introduced a bill to outlaw interstate shipments of animals used in rodeos for calf roping steer wrestling and bronco busting. The measure would also ban bucking straps flank straps and electric prods used to force animals to bolt from chutes. He cited cruelty in some rodeos to justify federal action.
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Russian Vessel Seizure Ordered Over Fishing Gear Damage
A Soviet freighter the Suleyman Starskiy was ordered seized by a U S marshal after Prelude Corp of Westport Point Massachusetts filed a 377000 suit in federal court. The damage was alleged from fishing gear off Massachusetts as the ship prepared to tie up at Alameda California near San Francisco.
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Paratroop Reinforcement Lifts Siege at Artillery Base 5
A battalion of 300 South Vietnamese paratroopers rode in on helicopters to reinforce Artillery Base 5 northeast of Saigon, lifting a 17 day siege as U S planes and Vietnamese forces pounded the surrounding jungle with bombs and rockets. The relief followed a canceled sweep near Khe Sanh and came after 99 ARVN casualties since the base was surrounded.
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FAA Boosts Grant for Taxiway Upgrades at Lubbock Airport
The FAA approved a $263,439 grant for Lubbock Regional Airport taxiways and lighting, raising federal participation to $3,250,596 with a city share of about $2.19 million. Officials said additional adjustments reduced some FAA costs and negotiations continue on funding for a fire and rescue facility adjacent to the north south runway.
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Kosygin offers businesslike talks with U S in broad peace push
Premier Kosygin said the Soviet Union is ready for businesslike talks with the United States on issues from the Middle East to Europe arms cuts. He urged NATO members to take a sincere position on reductions, a offer first voiced by Brezhnev, as Rogers defended U S sincerity.
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