Births listed for area families at local hospitals
A series of birth announcements from residents of Lubbock and surrounding areas. Parents include Mr. and Mrs. Michael Huse, Waltman Leroy Priest, Winnard Bix Wells, Talmadge Rogers, William Dudley Blackburn, Bewline Harston, Benleno Medina, Aniceto Garcia Hernandez, and Ronnie Francis Miller. Hospitals named include St Mary of the Plains, Lubbock Osteopathic, and West Texas. Weights range from 3 to 8 pounds with times noted for several births.
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Michael Huse
St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
Huse
Waltman Leroy Priest
Aald St
Dallas Handbag Co
Winnard Bix Wells
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Weakley-Watson Plumbing Fixtures
Benleno Medina
Ashum St
West Texas Hospital
Caprock Business Terms Inc
Aniceto Garcia Hernandez
2Nd Street
Afr
Ronnie Francis Miller
Labbock
Father J
Texas Tech Research‘arms
Animal Science Department
Flight Delay Halt Ordered by Federal Judge
Braniff International Airways pilots were ordered by U S District Judge Robert M Hill to stop deliberate flight delays and a work slowdown. The injunction follows a week of negotiations since January 15 with Braniff management claiming irreparable public injury and substantial financial loss. Pilots deny intentional slowdown and had sued Braniff for allegedly canceling pilots vacations in May.
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Braniff
Summer Troops Exchange Set in Texas and Germany
Texas National Guardsmen and the Federal Republic German Army will again conduct a troop exchange this summer. Maj. Gen. Ayers says the first phase starts this weekend with 15 Texans and 15 Germans. Texans depart Dallas for Rhein Main Air Force Base. Germans arrive at Bergstrom AFB, Austin.
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Austin (Ap
Texas National Guardsmen
Federal Republic
German Army
Texas Adjutant General
Ayers
Texas Guardsmen
Germany
Dallas
Rhein Main
Air Force Base
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Southerner Thurmond Announces IRS Nominee Walters
Sen. Strom Thurmond said Johnnie Walters will become the next Internal Revenue Service commissioner to succeed Randolph Thrower who announced his departure. The appointment was expected to be announced soon.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Johnnie McK. Walters
Internal Revenue Service
Thurmond
Walters
Randolph W. Thrower
Thrower
Nixon weighs woman for NLRB general counsel post
President Nixon considers Betty Southard Murphy a Washington lawyer for the 38000-a-year NLRB general counsel job. Contenders include Thomas Roumell Richard Burress and Eugene Goslee with Arnold Oldman term nearing end. AFL-CIO opposition and union neutrality shape the bid in a high profile federal appointment.
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Washington
Nixon
National Labor Relations Board
Betty Southard Murphy
Cincinnati
NRLRB
NRLB
Thomas Roumell
Detroit
Michigan
Richard Burress
NLRB
White House
Eugene G. Goslee
Arnold Oldman
Murphy
Robert A. Taft Jr
Taft
Jayne Spain
Civil Service Commission
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Burress
FBI
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
California
Goslee
SPC Receives $62 000 Grant for Handicapped Students
The Health, Education, and Welfare Department awarded a 62 000 grant to South Plains College in Levelland for a Special program aiding handicapped students. Sen John Tower's office said the program aims to increase enrollment of disadvantaged and physically handicapped students in colleges and universities. Tutors counseling and curriculum changes are provided to meet their needs.
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Washington
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
South Plains College
Levelland
John Tower
Supreme Court limits liability to employer in fatal truck crash
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that a $300000 judgment against truck driver Alfred Donaghey does not automatically extend to his employer Robertson Tank Lines. The decision found a rebuttable presumption that Donaghey acted within the company scope of employment, despite him driving to visit his father after unloading methanol near Odessa.
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Supreme Court
Donaghey
Corpus Christi
Champion Chemical Co
Odessa
Texas and Louisiana clash over Sabine border in oil lease dispute
In a New Orleans hearing a 1848 act and the center of Sabine Lake are debated as the Texas Louisiana border. Louisiana officials protest oil leases in the disputed area while Judge Van Pelt cautions this to be the final chance to present the case before a ruling.
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New York City
Penn Central Transportation Co
Grand Central Terminal
Pan Am
New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Sabine Lake
Sabine River
Port Arthur
Richard Leche
J. Bonnecarre
Louisiana Mineral Board
Price Daniel
Supreme Court
Bonnecarre
Sabine
Congress
Mineral Board
Tidelands
U.S. Dist
Robert van Pelt
Nebraska
U.S. Supreme Court
State Boy Found Safe In Park
An 8 year old San Antonio boy wandered from his campsite at Grand Canyon National Park and was found unharmed late Tuesday night. Park authorities said Steven Yelenic saw a passing car about a mile from the camp and was picked up around 10 p.m. Thirty men aided by a helicopter searched from 4 p.m. until his recovery.
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Grand Canyon, Ariz
San Antonio
Grand Canyon National Park
Steven Yelenic
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