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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1975

Page

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Skyscraper Set for Partial Occupancy in Metro Tower Rename

After over five years of vacancy and repairs, Lubbock's tallest building, the former Great Plains Life Building, is slated for partial occupancy starting August 1. Co owner Rufus Gant says at least four floors will be ready, with potential uses including a restaurant or art gallery on the top floor.

Sam Attlesey Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Metro Tower Great Plains Life Building Rufus Gant Kenneth Gant Amarillo Gaut Texas Gants Gauts Great Plains Life Harvey

Lakes Negotiations Ordered By Council

Lubbock City Council asks staff to arrange talks with White River Water District officials on a new post lake water supply near Post. Engineers urge swift negotiations for water rights and quality data for a larger Justiceburg lake and a Slaton storage lake to meet projected 2020 needs of 273.9 MGD, with expansions to Bailey County wells and Canadian River lines.

W. Eugene Smith Avvalanche-Journal Lubbock White River Water District Post Bob Freese Jim Nichols White River District Post Lake Ter Justiceburg Doe Slaton Shakewater Muleshoe Lake Meredith Canadian River Canyon Lakes Bailey County Texas Water Development Board Freese

Recall vote scheduled Friday for Otis Neill in Lubbock Ward 2

Voters in Ward 2 head to the Lubbock County Club House on Friday to decide if Otis Neill will be recalled from the nine year commission seat. Absentee ballots already filed point to heightened interest as 2 voters cast ballots by midweek with more expected before the 5 pm deadline. Neill, a controversial figure after the firing of Police Chief Fred Clark, has not commented on the recall. The recall petition followed petitions claiming oversights in Clark’s management and gathered more than 700 signatures. Ballots list the question Shall Sue DECISION Page It

Howard Swindle Avalanche-Journal Slaton Lubbock County Santa Fe Webb Lubbock County Club House W. Garza St Neill Fred Clark Clark Glenn Crawford Mideast United States Middle East Ford Henry A. Kissinger Geneva U.S Soviet Union Ford Page

Weather Outlook for Lubbock Area Today

Clear to partly cloudy conditions with a high in the low 90s and a low in the mid 60s. Southerly winds up to 18 mph are expected across Lubbock and nearby areas.

Lubbock

Weathermen Record Low 90s and Storms Across Texas

Weather officials report low 90s in cities with warm conditions and scattered showers statewide. Tornadoes touched down near Beaumont and Freeport while waterspouts formed over Lake Sabine, with Hays County under a flash flood warning and Austin receiving over an inch of rain in half an hour.

Beaumont Freeport Lake Sabine Texas Hays County Austin Lubbock Mercury Panhandle Caprock

Prayer Read by Reader Cites Forgiveness and Guidance

A reader offers a brief invocation asking for forgiveness for failing to honor God. The prayer requests strength to follow the path provided and ends with Amen.

Split Up Spouses Seek Solace In Divorce Club

Jacksonville area article notes Mark Austin founder of the Florida Divorced Association says the club, with about 300 members, helps newly divorced people cope with trauma. Activities include dances, bridge and backgammon tournaments, and flying lessons.

Jacksonville Fla UPI Mark Austin The Florida Divorced Association Austin

Juror Awards 80 Year Term in Luna Slayer Murder

Jesse Jose Rivera, 21, was found guilty of the murder of Luna Jr. last year and received a prison term of 80 years after a split punishment deliberation by a 7 woman 5 man jury. The victim was 26. Rivera's wife sobbed in court as the verdict and sentence were read.

Joe Hughes Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Jesse Jose Rivera Luna Jr Rivera Jesse Luna Robert Co. Wright 127Th District Court Thomas Roicha Griffin Alton Griffin Avalanche Journal A-J

Pope Owes Californian For Puppy

A California man won a default judgment against the Pope for 428.50 dollars after a Swiss monastery failed to deliver a St Bernard puppy. William Sheffield of Santa Ana paid a 60 dollar deposit in 1968 and the litter died, with no refund. He first sued the Archdiocese of San Francisco, but the case was dismissed.

Oakland Calif UPI California William Sheffield Santa Ana Sheffield Archdiocese of San Francisco Switzerland Rome

Ford weighs extending tax cuts if 1975 economy stalls

President Ford said he may ask Congress to extend tax reductions for another year if the economy does not improve through 1975. He added he is optimistic about inflation and employment progress while avoiding any clear stance on nuclear weapons use in Korea. He noted the option remains uncertain and tied to budget considerations.

Washington Ford Congress White House United States North Korea South Korea James R. Schlesinger Korea

Dr Strain to Retire in January at First Christian Church

Dr Dudley Strain pastor of First Christian Church will retire January 31 1976 after 29 years of uninterrupted service. W D Dub Rogers chair of the board praised his faithfulness and urged members to support a search committee led by Wayne Finnell for a new senior minister.

Susan Dial Avalanche-Journal Dudley Strain First Christian Church Strain W. D. “Dub” Rogers Lubbock Rogers Wayne Finnell

Life A telescope joke from The A Today

A humorous image shows the Life A telescope with an optimist peering through one end and a pessimist through the other, highlighting contrasting outlooks in a single frame.

Housing veto override effort falls in Congress

The House failed to override President Ford's veto of a 1.3 billion housing subsidy plan for middle income families in a 268 to 157 vote. Democrats, aiming to curb foreclosures, draft compromise bills with Senate leaders to gain approval. Ford hailed fiscal restraint and urged quick passage of mortgage relief and lender insurance measures.

Washington Democratis House Ford House Senate William Proxmire Dwis Banking Committee John Tower R-Tex House Democrats Congress Ee Keel

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