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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
12
MOSCOW AP The Soviet moon probe Luna 21 launched five days ago has entered lunar orbit. The official Tass report says Luna 21 is functioning normally as the first Soviet moon shot in nearly a year.
Hance, a 1961 Dimmitt High School graduate, chose Texas Tech over WTSU after securing a summer job in Lubbock. He became vice president of the student body, then earned UT Law School credentials in 1968. He returned to Lubbock to practice law and now serves as a Southwest Rotary director, Criminal Justice Commission member, March of Dimes associate state chair, and Texas Junior Bar Association associate state president.
Rotary International District 573 seeks five young men ages 25 to 35 from the South Plains to study in Finland May 23 to July 1. Applicants must not be Rotarians or relatives by blood or marriage. Deadline is Feb 15 with screening by committee including Dr. Oberhelman and Dr. Marvin Baker.
The University of Texas at the Permian Basin will open in Odessa in September and offer Texas first baccalaureate program in aviation management. The curriculum spans accounting management business law meteorology regulatory affairs and aviation operations with pilot training optional. Dean J Edwin Becht says formal training is essential for leadership in aviation and students will gain practical experience through grounded and flight instruction.
Immigration officials urge all aliens in the United States to file address reports in January under federal law. Forms are available at the El Paso district office, Lubbock Post Office, Reese AFB, and Texas Tech. changes of address should be reported any time they move, with a deadline of January 31.
Miss Cynthia Clawson will present a free religious concert at 7 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Church. A Howard Payne College graduate and national program guest, she has performed on CBS Newcomers and with Lawrence Welk. A nursery will be provided. Rev. Jimmy A. Turner is the host pastor.
Texas Tech University School of Medicine signed an education and training affiliation with Permian General Hospital in Andrews, bringing total West Texas affiliated institutions to 16. Dean John A. Buesseler announced the agreement completed December 22, 1972, with Everett Solomon of Permian General Hospital signing.
Four persons pleaded guilty in county courts Friday to misdemeanor offenses. Ruben DeLeon 21 of 2522 Baylor St was fined 100 dollars and costs and given seven days in jail probated for six months for DWI Judge Denzil Bevers set the punishment. Jimmy Stogner 19 of 4304 42nd St was fined 200 dollars and costs for enticing a minor. Diane Wilkerson Demming 21 of Tahoka was fined 100 dollars and costs for carrying a prohibited weapon. Pete Navarette 24 of 514 E 35th St did not contest a charge of interfering with a lawful arrest and was fined 100 dollars and costs. Tom Rubio 37 of 2814 Auburn St pleaded guilty to DWI and was fined 75 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in jail. Shellia Adams 18 of 2937 E Baylor St was placed under bond after pleading innocent to a check law violation.
Venice animal lovers urged the city to halt deporting its famous pigeons amid fears some birds may end up on restaurant tables or at shooting ranges. The Animal Protection League cited marble damage from droppings and questioned industrial fumes as greater threats. Officials have captured 10,000 pigeons and planned to seize another 10,000.
Calvary Baptist Church at 18th St and Ave T will honor Education Minister Ralph Edwards at the 11 am service marking his 10th anniversary. The church, 45 years old with about 1,400 members, has had Edwards under four of its six pastors. Rev Gene Hawkins leads the present ministry. RECORD SET Irrigation program 1971 expands Reclamation water service to 10.6 million irrigable acres, up 362000 from 1970.
Crochet directions for afghan and full quilt directions included. Pattern ships with postage 60 cents per pattern from Anne Cabot in Lubbock Avalanche Journal. Fall Winter 72 Album 65 cents with 2 quilt books at 65 cents each. Order via P O Box 5340 Chicago 60680 with style number Q101 to Q112.
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