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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1972
Page
2
About 700 attendees gather for a state school boards association recognition banquet. Speakers criticize resistance to new ideas, urge better prep and classroom support, and highlight teacher and administrator roles amid calls for improved student outcomes. Representatives from local boards and groups attend, with remarks emphasizing collaboration and community progress.
City announces cooking classes aimed at women with babysitting services during sessions. The program, directed by Mis Fred You, offers afternoon and evening slots on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 619 Ave Babsy. additional information via telephone T47- HT.
In a church address at Holberet Chantry, Frank Court and a bishop urged patience and diplomacy as the Middle East faces a 25 year period of tension. They warned oil reserves of about 300 billion barrels depend on continued stability and Arab acceptance of Israel. They called for reduced power rivalries, refugee reparations, and renewed interfaith hope to avert wider conflict.
Jurors have been chosen for an Odessa trial amid mixed responses from the panel. The process focused on selecting a diverse group to hear the case, with final deliberations expected to begin once all voir dire questions are complete.
Local notes indicate several candidates filed for Odessa mayor including veteran Jim Reese who said he will not seek reelection. A candidate namedPatain, described as a resident and alumnus of Toenansson High, also filed with a platform to support community projects amid mixed signals about support.
The Friona Chamber of Commerce banquet drew over 300 people in the high school cafeteria. Awards went to Sally Kendrick and Bill Bailey as boy and girl of the community, Ronald Dean Smiley for Most Courteous Employee, Mrs. Frank Truitt as Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Po Gee as Woman of the Year, and Charles Allen as Man of the Year.
Midland mayoral candidate Martin Neill withdraws citing business pressure. Neill, a Midland councilman, will not seek re election as two candidates file for mayor Pat Baskin and Brad Patteson. Filing deadline is Saturday in Friona.
The Fine Arts Building and Academic Science Building at Western Texas College will host an open house from 2 to 5 pm Sunday. Tours will cover all campus buildings with special music drama and art showcases by the college departments. A Schuimerich Cariden gift chimes visitors and the control console is in the Fine Arts Building.
Advertisement notes FASTEETH powder as a long-holding denture aid that eliminates worry about dentures. It emphasizes easy wear and reduced concern over slipping or discomfort while using the product.
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