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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1969

Page

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Leash Rules Tightened On Canines In Lubbock

Lubbock City Council moved to strengthen dog control and theater film ratings. City Atty. Fred Senter to draft an ordinance enforcing MPAA ratings with penalties and no local review board. Dogs to be licensed before enforcement and two more dogs to be added to the local animal shelter. Temporary angle parking approved east of Avenue G and along Main Street. Runway improvement contract delayed pending federal cost share. Medal traffic median changes delayed until experience with Avenue Q.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Fred Senter Avenue G Main Street Avenue M West Texas Air Terminal 50Th Street Avenue Q Motion Picture Association, of America MPAA Senter James Granberry Denton” Rigsby

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Engineering short course explains cement spreading method

Donna Shipman at 4811 37th St receives explanation on a unique cement spreading method from Leon Wilson. Wilson of 4511 47th St developed the riprap machine that spreads the material.

Donna Shipman 37Th St Leon Wilson Wilson

Reds Could Seize Besieged Ben Het Camp

U S officer says 3 000 North Vietnamese besieging the Ben Het camp could seize it if they press the assault. More than 100 U S artillerymen and Green Berets have been killed or wounded since June 1 as the outpost endures heavy shelling. The camp sits 280 miles north of Saigon on Cambodia Laos routes with two enemy regiments in position.

Associated Press Saigon Ben Het U.S Cambodia Laos Andrew Marquis Craing

Overpass Innovation Debuts in Lubbock by Wil son Brothers

The Wil son brothers Leon and Wayne introduce a new riprap machine to lay concrete on US 87 overpasses. Eight spans from the traffic circle to the county line will showcase the faster method, smoothing shoulder slopes with a continuous cement layer. If successful, Bailey Inc. of Abilene may market the device nationwide.

U. S. 87 Tohoka Traffic Circle Pauline Warner Gerry Burton Avalanche-Journal Wilson Brothers Leon 47Th St Wayne Abilene South Plains US 87 Bailey, Inc Abi- Jene Lubbock

Ball Park Sniper Suspect Nabbed

A suspect in a ball park sniper case was arrested Thursday night in eastern Harris County. Deputies said the shooter, firing from darkness into light, targeted lights at the ball park, not people, though nine units hunted the area.

Heart of Lubbock State School Described by Administrator

The article details the east campus heart of the Lubbock State School for the Mentally Retarded with four existing buildings and plans for seven more. Dr. John Gladden calls the diagnostic and evaluation center the hub for a broad community service network extending to off campus work and satellite programs.

Phil Hamilton Journal Heart of the John Gladden Gladden

Judy Garland Makes Final New York Comeback at Bier

Thousands file past Judy Garland’s bier in New York as mourners recall her personal charm. Fans line Fifth Avenue and East 81st Street, with an estimated 15,000 viewing the body by 10 p.m. at Campbell’s funeral chapel in Manhattan.

Judy Garland New York Arthur Everett Goodby Helen Strier Manhattan Judy Fifth Avenue 81St Street London Campbell's Frank E. Campbell 81St and Madison Avenue Judy Page

Texas Heatwave Persists Across State With Thunderstorms

The Texas heat stayed intense with temperatures nearing 100 degrees in the southern two thirds as brief thundershowers appeared in North and Northwest regions. A fatal crash near Victoria on U S 59 left four dead and a fifth injured, while tornadoes and funnel clouds were reported in several Midwest states.

Texas Victoria U.S Wisconsin Kansas Towa Minnesota Michigan Missouri Lake Michigan

Prayer Request Page: Readers Share Short Verses

Readers submit brief prayers, limited to sixty words, to share personal reflections. The page invites favorite prayers from readers and frames them as community devotional offerings.

Nixon Finch In Long Meet Over Knowles Appointment

Secretary Finch denies plans to quit cabinet amid a clash over physician nominee John Knowles. Nixon aides say a final decision is not yet made as Finch weighs Knowles against opposition from the AMA and Senate leaders.

Nixon Finch Doctor Associated Press John H. Knowles Sec. of Welfare Robert H. Finch Cadnan Key Knowles Department American Medical Assn Senate Sen. Isverett JM. Vitksen Illinois Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Ronald L. Ziegler St. Lawrence Seaway Ziegler Department of Health, Education and Welfare White House Tom Foley Los Angeles Times Foley California

Congressman Bates Voted After Death In House Record

Washington report notes Rep William H Bates died Sunday and was listed as voting no on a bill three days after death. The tally error occurred during roll calls blamed on the tally clerk and Government Printing Office. House ethics panel previously found roll-call errors due to strain and system flaws, urging modernized voting to reduce mistakes.

Associated Press Washington Congressional Record The Record Proceedings of Congress William H. Bates R-Mass House Bates Salem Mass Government Printing Office House Ethics Committee Committee On Standards of

Smith May Allow Vetoed Bills After Two-Year Appropriations

Gov. Preston Smith said legislators may get a second chance on vetoed measures if they rapidly pass a two-year appropriations bill. He will submit important bills, including 27 new district courts, once the budget and revenue bills are approved during a special session slated to start in late July.

Associated Press Brownsville Preston Smith Smith Texas

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