Mesa Road apartment zoning heads zoning agenda
A controversial request for apartment zoning north of 19th Street between Bangor and Chicago Avenues will be highlighted at tonight's Planning and Zoning meeting. The commission will also consider a wrecking yard ordinance for Canyon Lakes area and several zoning changes including M-2 to C-4 and duplex to apartment shifts.
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February Drought Extends Across South Plains Says Weather Office
A 30 day outlook from the National Weather Service covers Hereford to Big Spring and Dayton to Semingie predicting below normal precipitation into March with higher winds and up to three dust storms. February ranks as one of the driest on record with Lubbock reporting only 0.13 inch and some eastern areas reaching 0.25 inch. Temperature extremes included 89 degree readings in Matador Spur and Aspermont and 84 in Plains and Muleshoe.
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Odessans Face Murder Trials in Separate Cases
Odessa two men indicted for murder in the deaths of Billye Jean Heart and her sister Wilma Joellia Stevenson. Milburn denied bond in both cases. Johnny Meadows also indicted in Gloria Sue Nix Green murder case with alleged suffocation stabbing or choking. James Ray Davis charged with robbery by assault in a linked incident.
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Five Named in Lubbock Burglary Bond Matters
Judge sets bonds for Kenneth Byrd Jr. and four others in a burglary case tied to Anthony Mechanical in Lubbock. Byrd posted 10000 dollars after a window was broken to steal about 50 dollars and unsigned checks. Richard Rodriguez and Helen Mercado received two dollars each on burglary and concealing charges. The thefts covered a violin and visa from Guadalupe Elementary and a stolen auto later recovered with radio damage. Curtis Gipson and Glen Fidward Scott faced 1 dollar bonds on related charges. All five remained in custody Wednesday night.
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Weber Drive
Anthony Mechanical, Inc
40Th St
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Vernon St
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Passengers Hurt In Philadelphia Train Mishap
Twenty seven riders on a two car Penn Central commuter train were injured when a freight car door smashed into their train as it pulled into North Philadelphia Station. The freight car door broke ten windows on the left side and riders were treated for lacerations from flying glass.
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Denture Powder Advertisement Claims Comfort
An old advertisement touts FastEeth powder as a long holding denture aid that removes worry from wearing dentures and promises a comfortable fit for daily use.
Al Hirt Undergoes Abdominal Surgery in Virginia
Jazz trumpeter Al Hirt of New Orleans was hospitalized at the Medical College of Virginia for abdominal surgery. A hospital spokesman said his condition is satisfactory and that details of the operation were not disclosed. Hirt, 50, checked in last week for tests.
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Fine levied in speeding case in county court
Stanley H. Adcock about 20 of Jaibbeck was found guilty in County Court-at-Law No 2 here Wednesday of speeding. He was fined $15 and all costs of court after a 13 minute jury deliberation. The appeal came from the justice court with Judge Denzil Bevers presiding.
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Jaibbeck
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Denzil Bevers
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