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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1968

Page

16

City to Launch Signal Improvement Program in Lubbock

The city plans a major sign upgrade to meet national standards including 6 inch letter street name markers on arterial roads and enhanced sign faces. About 2,000 to 3,000 signs will be replaced this year, with 1,500 left on the job when the two year project nears completion.

Mao Sherrell Saat Hésisiank Ody Arger Ak Lubbock Ard Pce Rae Ad Ld Earsway St Sherrell Y G Keith Lenn Sain Leachet U A. W. Keith Municipal Hi Poatemnl Alevtatees

Local Tax and Fee Summary From Page One

Fragmented OCR notes show figures like Lubbock Abilene Amarillo and El Paso with amounts such as 448.90 and 426.50. Mentions fixed charges, county and state taxes, and junior college taxes, but many words are garbled.

Abilene Entay Amarillo Paso Ed Suheen

Students Team To Write College Text On Instruction

A group of students and faculty at a college in Denver formed a four member editorial team to research and write a textbook titled Improving Collegiate Instruction. Donald Springer chairs the effort with Richard Foster as secretary and others assigning roles. The project aims to produce a practical guide for teaching methods at the college level.

William R. Cee Donald x. Springer Salt Lake ‘City Jwan Rensurer Richard M Mac) Foster Portales Pasenlas Springer Pasewark Richard M. Foster Marshal Leve

Rights Bill Sparks Debate On Riot Definitions And Free Speech

The article notes lawmakers discussing a rights bill that defines riot conditions while safeguarding free speech. It covers objections about prejudice, clashing protest tactics, and potential clore to passage, citing Sens. Lausche and Batty. It also mentions city street maintenance workers and plans to purchase an automated striping machine for pavement legends and curbs.

Keith

Youth Arrested In Midland On Slaying Charge

Midland authorities hold 18 year old Lozano in Midland County Jail on a 5000 bond after being charged with murder with malice in the death of Felix Diaz 24 of Midland. The Levelland resident Lozano spoke with deputies before being jailed as police and Levelland officials coordinated the case.

Midland Midland County Mon Johnson St John Biggs Lozano Levelland Felix Diaz Wayne Gideon Midland Police Tment Clem

Lovington official reelected amid rain turnout

In Lovington, Paul Ray Fisher unseated the incumbent with 488 votes to 400 and will represent District 5 on the city commission. Wasson won 788 votes, Ed Bell ran unopposed and secured 24 votes, Opal Harrison received 118, Malcolm Wright defeated Joe Collier with 569 to 330, and Bell tallied 769. Nearly 900 voters braved rain for an excellent turnout.

Lovington Paul Ray Fisher Sige Denyion Wasson Fisher Will Wasson J.E Ed) Bell Opal Harrison Bell Malcolm A

Five More Area Girls Enter Stock Show Princess Race

Entries close March 11 at the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce offices for the stock show princess contest to be held March 19 at the fair grounds. From 4 H and FFA entrants two will be chosen, with names including Linda Young Judy Gossett Judy Baldwin Sheila Swinford among the latest.

Sibecd Jad Eatyre Minb PyaltasSunioe Tavestock Gab Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Nam-Es Judy Baldwin Charles Nelson Baldwin Sheila Swinford Meadow FFA Meadow High School My Swinford

Voters eligible to file for Lubbock ISD election

Qualified voters residing within the boundaries of Lubbock Independent School District may file as candidates. Filing ends at 5 p.m. today at the school administrative office located at 1715 26th St. Candidates may also file by notarized letter stating the place, addressed to the school administrative office and postmarked before the deadline. A separate divorce filing is noted, with the attorney stating the action on Tuesday.

Lubbock Independent’ School District 26Th St Eno

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