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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1975

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Public Hearing Set on Revenue Sharing Uses in County Plan

Lubbock County officials announced a public hearing on July 28 to discuss proposed uses of 1,453,300 in revenue sharing funds. Items include jail improvements 400,000 hospital parking facilities 200,000 EMS program 250,000 and other capital projects. Deputy additions were delayed as commissioners review a private sewer ordinance and EMS funding details, with a June 16 follow up meeting to consider six more deputies and two cars.

Lubbock Lubbock County Performmny Gouwan Ateh Lamb EMS Lubbock County Hospital District LSHD Indiegent County Choc Blanchard Lamb Alston Brazeil Health Department Brazell LCHD Harold Coston Coston Aid Ambulance Co

Lions Clubs Seek Student Sponsors and Community Support

A fragmented district notice describes Lions Clubs seeking sponsors for students in the Plainview area extending to Spring and nearby towns. It mentions campus contacts, local events, and fundraising efforts to fund student programs.

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Indians May Try Ambush Of Bicentennial Wagons

STANWOOD Washington AP Spokesmen say the tribe may attempt to ambush Bicentennial wagons traveling along a route from Pennsylvania to celebrate the event. The report notes concerns over safety and potential clashes as the celebration proceeds.

Stanwood Wash APY Stillagaara Thessis

Wagon train seeks federal recognition for Stillaguamish tribe

Tribal spokesman Frank Allen says the Stillaguamish plan to host a wagon train from the Peace Arch near Blaine Washington to Valley Forge Pennsylvania until the Interior Secretary signs federal recognition papers. Former Chief Gus Smith calls the ride a political test of patience, insisting the tribe seeks only official recognition, not wealth. The wagon route traverses their territory as supporters argue for timely action and a formal federal acknowledgment.

Blaine Wash Valley Forge Island's Crossing Here Secretary of Interior Frank Allen Gus Smith

Accidents Report on May 9 1975 Involving Deaths and Injuries

Data shows fatalities and injuries from accidents on May 9 1975 including 4 deaths and 848 injuries recorded on the same date in 1974 with totals of 3 730 injuries and 3 deaths noted for that year.

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