City Schools Turn To Male Teachers In Remedial Programs
City and Lubbock schools show high shares of male teachers in remedial work with boys over girls in reading difficulties. Observers cite the need for male role models in upper elementary grades and discuss pay and career constraints influencing men’s entry into early childhood education.
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Visiting lecturer opens tech meet at Texas Tech
Alfred Villa from the U.S. Office of Education told Tech attendees that schools are turning kids off and researchers seek reasons during a Monday talk at Texas Tech on traditional techniques of training minority youth groups.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Tech College of Education
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Lubbock NDP plans second year funding and expansion
The Lubbock Planning and Zoning Commission approved a preliminary land use plan for the Neighborhood Development Program to seek 5 million dollars in federal funds for year two. The plan covers most tornado damaged areas including Guadalupe and Arnett districts and calls for park space, school area rehabilitation, street paving, and possible industrial redevelopment.
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Indiana Avenue
4Th Street
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Quirt Avenue
Guadalupe
City suits allege union activity sparked demotion and firings
City of Lubbock answered two lawsuits on June 2 denying discrimination against police and traffic workers tied to Local 1253 and Local 1252. The police case seeks reinstatement and civil service relief after demotion to meter maid duties. the traffic case claims workers were dismissed for union activity on a federal state project. Both suits are before Judge Robert C. Wright in the 137th District Court.
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Traffic Engineering Department
Riba Police Department
James Rials
R. D. Kendrix
Rials
Kendrix
City Civil Service Commission
Theity
Themen
Rowen Upton
Gayland Turnbow
Robert A. Devita
Lawmakers Brace for Tighter Budget in Special Session
State Rep. Tom Craddick and Tarbox weigh the governor's veto and the Dirty 30 crediting the move as a potential breakthrough for state government economy. Craddick predicts a leaner special session with no bargain bills and a voter pressured climate ahead of 1973 tax moves.
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Smith
Tom Craddick
Midland
Craddick
House
Hospital planning in Lubbock fast tracks joint medical entity
The medical school will run outpatient care and radiology and a nationally known hospital administrator praises the rapid planning of the two-government unit project. Total bills paid include 30275.20 for hospitalization 1377.80 for drugs 1359.70 for doctors charges and 13788.81 for architects fees.
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