New TMTA leader elected at Texas music teachers convention
The 5th Annual Texas Music Teachers Association convention in Lubbock announced Mrs. Sarah Kerr as the new president for the coming year. Incumbent Dr. Donald W. Bellah and Dr. Bela Bostormenyi Nagy shared honors, with a luncheon concluding in a joint recital by Texas Tech University faculty Thomas Redcay and James Barber. The 1973 TMTA convention will be held in San Antonio.
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TMTA
Texas Music Teachers Association
Sarah Kerr
Tyler
Kerrare
Bela Bostormenyi-Nagy
Donald W. Bellah
Fort Worth
Tony Anthony
Texas
Weslyan College
Koko Palace Convention Center
Kerr Avere
Bellah
Boston
Georgette Gettel
David C. Duncan
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lubbock
San Antonio
Three Enter Plea Of Guilty Here
Three members of a family pleaded guilty before Judge Denzil Bevers in County Court-at-Law No. 2. Trinia Martinez 20 and Ramona Martinez 43 were fined 25 dollars and costs for shoplifting, while Thomas O. Martinez 42 was fined 100 dollars and costs for carrying a prohibited weapon. All listed 2804 Emory St. as their address. In separate actions Bevers set bonds for four others who pleaded innocent, including Christine Carter 62 and Rozetha Sowell 24 for prohibited weapons, Delbert Archie White 50 for assault on a policeman, and R. T. Draper 33 for DWI. Michigan was the first state to abolish the death penalty in 1847.
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Denzil Bevers
Trinia Martinez
Ramona Martinez
Thomas O. Martinez
Emory St
Bevers
Svho
Christine Carter
E. Cornell St
Rozetha Sowell
E. 29Th St
Delbert Archie White
Lubbock
R. T. Draper
Tohoka
Dwi
Presbyterian Move Okays Restructuring At General Assembly
The Presbyterian Church U.S. approved a major restructuring by a 3 to 1 vote at the 112th General Assembly in Montreat North Carolina. The plan dissolves 14 agencies and four permanent committees and forms a General Executive Board with 71 members. The new divisions cover national and international missions, corporate and social mission, professional development and central support services. Dr L Nelson Bell was elected moderator amid a wave of lay leadership.
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L. Nelson Bell
Joe Norton
Little Rock
Bell
Briscoe Led Democratic Governor Race Spending Totals
AP report details H Briscoe campaign finances in Texas governor race showing $2.28 million total spend across 1968 and 1970 campaigns. It notes $696,179 in personal funds used, gifts received by Françes Farenthold, and Bill Hobby debt and gifts in lieutenant governor race.
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Austin
Dolph
Secretary of ‘State
Briscoe
Bill Hobby
Housto
Ohio county leads nation in savings and loan offices
Hamilton County Ohio home to the most savings and loan institutions in the United States with 160 offices spanning Greater Cincinnati. Cuyahoga County hosts 35 offices, marking Cincinnati area as the nation’s top concentration of thrift institutions.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Hamilton County
Ohio
United States
Greater Cincinnati
Cuyahoga County
Clevela
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Journal
Michigan
Presbyterian Move
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Bentley
Odds and Ends
Henry Grover
Frances Farenthold
Corpus’ Christi
Ni It City National “Bank
Buckeyes Thrift
Samson Plumbing CO
Payne Heating
Weller
LBA
Reta, Louie
GE Porta
Penne Ecrees
LEXAN
Quist
Gestereo
Goodeyer
Goodyear
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