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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
2
Treasury Department formally adopted Nixon plan to let businessmen accelerate depreciation by up to 20 percent, retroactive to Jan 1, reducing total business tax liabilities by about 5.8 percent. Critics say Congress must authorize the move and lawsuits are possible.
About 75 Texas school officials gather at Texas Tech University for the annual School Business Services Workshop to study cost accounting reforms and new education legislation. Dr. Berlie Fallon coordinates with the Texas Association of School Business Officials and others. sessions feature Vince Luchsinger and Jimmy Houser among speakers. panels address Educational Information System and legal pitfalls. luncheon speakers include A C Cullen Akins. D E Payne and others chair final sessions.
Judge Denzil Bevers held Alton A. West 30 obscenity liable for a short movie shown at the Dinner Theater in Lubbock. West faces 200 dollar fine, court costs, and 30 days jail with probation for a year. Police officers testified the film had no plot and West claimed he did not select films.
Ancil M. Douthit, native of Lubbock and Texas Tech graduate, named Kerrville city manager. He flew 40 World War II combat missions as an aerial gunner and has served as San Antonio's assistant city manager. He succeeds Paul Davis, who becomes Scottsdale, Arizona assistant city manager.
Publication notice for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal describing editions and mail options including Morning Evening and Sunday schedules and address information for Lubbock Texas with contact number 763 4343. The notice lists print locations and mailing classes for Sunday and daily editions.
Lubbock Transit Corporation unveiled a white civic promotion bus at City Hall. The vehicle will promote holiday seasons and civic drives with slogans inside the bus, and councilman Morris Turner rode first, aboard the bus carrying Let’s Liberate Lubbock of Litter.
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