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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1975

Page

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Widow Wins Death Benefit Suit Against Bell

In San Antonio Texas Judge James A McKay Jr orders Southwestern Bell Telephone Co to pay widow Oleta Gravitt an $80000 death benefit and a 59681 month pension as part of a 29 million suit alleging invasion of privacy and wrongful death. Bell plans appeal and related legal actions seek exemplary damages up to about 1.2 million.

Bell San Antonio, Tex UPL Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Oleta Gravitt Pat Maloney Gravitt Wohs T. C. Gravitt Texas Dallas Gravith 150Th District James A. McKay Jr Hell’s James A. Ashley San Antonio Ashley

Turkey Threatens Closing Of Bases

Turkish official Caglayangil says Ankara may close U S bases if the arms embargo linked to the Cyprus crisis remains unresolved. He cites bilateral defense treaty violations and vows 30 days for negotiations before defining provisional status for the bases. President Ford allegedly sent a message to Ankara as opposition grows.

Baient Kee- Tsun Sabet Caelavan Congress Turkey Cyprus United States Ankara U Fur Soviet Union Pepe Mote U. S Caglayangil Archbisnou Makarios Aglagangil Jayangil U.S Persident Ford U.S. Militar Turan Ganes

Midland Man Perishes In Truck Fire

Midland police report a young driver died when a semi truck exploded into flames after a collision at Mustang Drive and US 38. Witnesses describe attempts to escape as the vehicle burned, with bystander Efforts hampered by extreme heat. The deceased was identified as Farringon of Midland.

Midland Don Ingram Andres Mustang Drive US. 38 Chick Raw Tipton Eliic Warrington Amut Sen Midland Page

Weather Outlook for Lubbock and Vicinity

Sunny and hot today with the high around 100. Tonight expect mid 60s with winds 15 to 20 mph. Local forecast page notes extended heat, with possible ashes of humidity and continued dry conditions through the week.

Sistuaon Stina Magnum

Marijuana Crop Sowed By Plane Crash Marker Reported

In Rockwood Tennessee a plane crash on May 29 left a cargo of marijuana seed scattered across the landscape. Morgan County extension agent Charles Jansch said the seed mixed with the cargo sprouted as a crop after the wreck. Sheriff Cecil Byrgehi noted the crop is actively growing.

Rockwood Tenn Upl Charles Jansch Morgan County Agricultural " Extension J Cecil Byrgehi Jansch

Prayer Verse Renews Gratitude to God in Reader Note

A reader offers a brief prayer praising the Father in Heaven and acknowledging enduring divine steadfastness, ending with Amen.

Plainview Mulling Zoo Offer

West Texas city officials consider a free zoo proposal for Run ningwater Draw Regional Park after Durward Lynch of Halfway offered a 200 animal menagerie. The plan includes Himalayan bears monkeys and local wildlife alongside a 200 year attraction.

Kenny Redin Plainview West Texas Runningswater Draw Durward Lynelt Halfway Lynch

Ford Vows Easing Business Controls

President Ford told the National Federation of Independent Business that the worst recession is ending and promised to reduce federal regulation to aid small firms. He cited a federation survey and government data showing rising consumer confidence, a 22 percent May retail gain, and higher April indicators with lower inventories and rates.

Washington Ford Tusin the Nation Federation of Independent Business Federation Commerce Department

End of the World Talk Supposedly Set for 2001

A San Francisco religious group of about 140 members predicts the end of the world on September 17 2001. Spokesmen cite material ambitions and a belief in awakening America while outlining unusual community practices and plans tied to survival and renewal.

San Francisco Iupd Wop. Cdt America Isis and Blues Family

Kennedy Attacks Rockefeller in Boston Campaign Charge

Kennedy targets Rockefeller in a sharp Boston speech accusing him of political maneuvering. The confrontation centers on vice presidency and party leadership during the heated national race.

Stokes Death Inquest To Proceed Without Jury

Justice of the Peace FH Bolen says no jury is needed for the inquest into the death of Vickie Stroud Stokes. A pathologist will be heard by court reporter and ADA to determine if strychnine or other factors caused death. The nude decomposed body was found April 29 south of Wolfforth. An inquest is expected within the week.

Vickie Stroud Stokes Justice of the Peace Bolen Lubbock Albert Smith Deon Lubbock Couny Investix Sherif CML “Choe' Thanechard Tuesday Smith Ernest Rector

House votes to abolish idle federal mine appeals board

Washington AP reports the House approved a bill to abolish a federal mine appeals board that heard no appeals in four years and its executive secretary position. The measure accompanied a funding bill. the chamber passed the package 400 to 6 and sent it to the Senate.

Washington House Congress Senate

Marianas vote favors commonwealth status in plebiscite

Voters in the Northern Marianas backed a commonwealth status proposal in a World War II era plebiscite. The measure would remove the Marianas from the Trust Territory and allow local elections while the United States retains defense and foreign relations oversight. The result signals strong local support amid debates over a 19.5 million lease for U.S. military lands and strategic considerations on Tinian.

Saipan Matiantas Marianas U.S. Trust Territory Pacificies Central Pacific Puerto Rico United States U.S Congress Commonwealth Milan Tinian

Students Say Three As Replaced By Drugs

A Senate panel heard four high school students describe rampant drug use replacing academics in American schools. Debi of Akron and Kevin of Adelphi said nine of ten students use drugs daily. Robert of Chicago noted violence and weapons on campuses as pupils obtain dope from peers.

Washington UPL Ahation Senate Judiciary Debi Akron Ohio Kevin Adelphi Amd Ihey Debby Robert Chicago

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