Engineers To Seek Tech Street Plan Amid Delayed Talks
Turner spokesman for negotiators says Indiana Avenue through Texas Tech campus remains under study. No final route or grade separation discussed after a two hour meeting with three Tech regents. The proposal faces lingering differences as officials pursue a thoroughfare plan.
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Avalanche Journal
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Indiana
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Turner
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Bill Collins
Lubbock
Frank Junnell
San Angelo
Judson Williams
el Paso
Public Works
Sam Wahl
Tech
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County Taching Hospital
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F111 Production Squabble Looms
The House Armed Services Committee voted to extend F111 production for one more year by adding 176 million to the military procurement bill. General Dynamics would continue making one F111 monthly, reversing Defense Secretary Clemons decision to halt production, in a bid supported by Texas lawmakers.
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Texas New Mexico Road Link Opens West of Seminole
The four lane divided highway on U S 62 180 west of Seminole opens today linking Lubbock Brownfield Seagraves Seminole and Hobbs to southeast New Mexico. The project completes the first leg toward a Panhandle El Paso route with 1975 plans for Carlsbad and Guadalupe Mountains access.
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Gordon Zeigler
Avalanche-Journal
Texas Panhandle
Seminole
Lubbock
New Mexico
el Paso
Hobbs
U.S
Panhandle
Brownfield
Seagraves
Carlsbad
New Guadalupe Mountains National Park
West Texas
Big Bend
United Fund Sets 1973 Goal At 93323930
The United Fund board approved a 1973 goal of 933239.30, up 5.4 percent from 1972. President Jack Strong credited careful budgeting after 10 weeks of work by 26 volunteers. Agencies set minimum needs and praised by Strong for serving the growing community.
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United Fund Budget Division
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Strong
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Daily Bread Prayer Note Reads For Truth
A reader signs a brief prayer asking for daily provisions and nourishment of truth. The message emphasizes gratitude and faith.
First Day Of Summer Brings Unseasonable Warmth In Lubbock
Record chiller and rapid warming mix as Lubbock sees a 49 degree start rise to 86 by afternoon. NWS notes June 22 low record from 1967 with 39 degrees, with near 90 degree highs forecast through Saturday in the region around the Coaches All-America Game.
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52Nd St
Pauline Warner
Anne Ray Fraser
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
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Metro
West Texas
Central
South Texas
Connally to Quit White House Adviser Role
John B. Connally announced he will resign as a part time adviser to the White House as soon as possible. He said he has given all the advice he can and denied reports of restlessness or displeasure with his current role.
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Washington
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Pact to Aid Stalled Talks at Camp David
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev reached a preliminary agreement to spur a permanent ban on nuclear offensive weapons and to pursue joint nuclear energy cooperation. The accords, not a treaty, aim to move stalled Geneva SALT II talks and likely include guidelines for multi target warhead systems.
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Moscow
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Kissinger
Dobrynin
Probable cause found in Fremont Avenue fire
Fire Marshal A C Black attributed the Sunday blaze destroying four houses under construction in the 8200 block of Fremont Avenue to matches in a metal tray left on a window sill by workmen. He cited sun glare on the tray and the 98 degree temperature as ignition factors. Arson was ruled out after questioning several persons.
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Fremont Aveenue
Black
Saic
Dean Nixon Testimony Claims Nixon Stalled 1972 Probe
John W. Dean III testified that President Nixon helped stall a 1972 congressional investigation into Watergate and asked to halt tax audits for friends. The ACLU sought new trials for Watergate defendants, citing biased justice. Mitchell's attorneys urged against forcing testimony, reversing prior eager statements.
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John W. Dean III
Nixon
Senate
White House
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ACLU
U.S
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Atty
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Mitchell Associates
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Dean Page
Weather Map Page Includes Lubbock Forecast
Mostly fair and warmer through Friday with highs near 190 today and in the 90s by Friday. Southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Temperatures range from upper 50s at night to mid 80s later. humidity around 54 percent. City humidity figures and sunrise sunset times listed for several cities.
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Lubbock
Athene
Denver
Al'que-que
Paso
Amanita
Houston
Carlsbad Murder Haunts Town Years Later
In Carlsbad New Mexico residents recall a brutal May 1971 murder described as one of Eastern New Mexico history s most sadistic crimes A baker Davis survived an intruder s assault while the killer used a weapon to mutilate and overpower him The case remained unsolved for years as authorities faced fear and pressure from locals seeking answers
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Tom Granger
LeRoy Paine
New Mexico
Howard Swindle
Sam Attlesey
Avalanche-Journal
Carlsbad
Eddy County Sheriff's Department
New Mexico State Penitentiary
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Carly
William L. Davis
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