Civic Centers Board OKs Frog Eye Lighting Change
Lubbock civic centers board backs to council a lighting switch to frog eye units at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center to cut emergency lighting costs by 46577 dollars. They also propose relocating the HVACM&C CPU to the exhibit hall basement to save salary expenses and discuss 800000 dollars in additional project costs.
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Civic Centers Board
Lubbock Memorial Civic Center
Civic Center
Paul King
King
Civic Centers
Jack Seiler
City Public Services
al Couch
Seiler
Council
Hvacm&c
Jack Davidson
Chamber of Commerce
Two Federal Agencies Hit By Lawsuits
Two Lubbock men filed separate suits in U S District Court challenging federal agency rulings. Robert C Steele sues postal officials from local postmaster Reed to Postmaster General Bailer over termination and due process in hearings. Terrence B Connelly sues Caspar W Weinberger over Social Security disability denial for a back injury on Sept 28, 1973.
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Lubbock
U.S. District Court
U. S. Postal Service
Social Security Administration
Robert C. Steele
Elmer J. Reed Jr
Benjamin F. Bailer
Steele
55Th St
Terrence B. Connelly
Adrian St
Caspar W. Weinberger
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Social Security
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition Pricing Snarl
Fragmentary reader page from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal shows outdated typographic pricing for home delivery options. The text lists morning and evening subscription rates, plus Sunday and combination plans, with unclear figures and garbled digits.
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Lubbock
BAO
Moody Planetarium Hosts Life Among the Stars and War of the Worlds
The Moody Planetarium presents a July double feature Life Among the Stars and War of the Worlds based on H G Wells. Showings 1 30 p m and 2 45 p m with admission 50 cents students 1 for adults and free for West Texas Museum Association members.
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Earth
Moody Planetarium
Museum of
Texas Tech University
West Texas Museum Association
Life Among the Stars
Bond set for burglary suspect in Lubbock case
Epifanio Bela, 30, remains in Lubbock County Jail on a 15000 bond after being accused of burglary at 3608 EB 15th Street on June 1. Eva Martinez reported two televisions a pistol and $40 stolen. one TV was later sold to an alleged buyer. Bela was charged Monday and jailed Tuesday after appearing before Justice of the Peace Charles Smith.
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Epifanio Bela
Lubbock County
15Th St
Bela
Parkway Drive
Charles Smith
Eva Martinez
Police Seek Two Suspects In Pharmacy Till Tap
Police continued their search for two black males who tapped the till at Pete Cash Pharmacy on 6500 Indiana. About 6 25 p m they escaped with 300 dollars in cash. One suspect asked for back pain pills while the other grabbed five money bags and fled.
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Pete Cash Pharmacy
Indiana
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Heathcliff
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Randy Riggs
Avvalanche-Journal
Connelly
U.S
van Ruggles
U. S. Blake Record Center
South Plains
Veal
Bankamericard
West Texas
Sou
Mets
Avenue H
Paver Eee
Missev
Family Park
Dusty Rose
Elle
Pantyhose
Dunlap's
KNII
Stehli, Heller
Ladyfair
S.M.L
TP Stevens
Ulti Martex
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