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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1973
Page
2
The Business and Professional Women's Club starts a late March book sale to fund a Western Texas College scholarship and a foreign exchange student program. Donations are accepted via club members or Mrs. Lester Victor. books may be left with Francis Brown at Lone Star Jasper Company.
Susan Wells of Hobbs, a first year nursing student at New Mexico Junior College, has been awarded a $100 per semester scholarship from Lea County Assay. Wells holds a bachelor’s degree in anthropology from the University of New Mexico.
Gene W. Marrell, former vice president for business affairs at Eastern New Mexico University, was arraigned in magistrate court on embezzlement over $2.50. An auditor's report alleged improper deposit of checks from the Post Office Department for university rent. He waived preliminary hearing, bound over for district court trial, with a $5,000 bond and released on recognizance.
Clovis city inspector's February report shows 71 residential permits totaling 748.11 and 10 nonresidential permits totaling 51,680. Alterations to commercial buildings number nine for 74, mobile home permits total 78,876, fence permits 20 amounting to 5,910, and two sign permits 800.00.
Midland Chamber of Commerce public relations committee launches a slogan contest to capture Midland in seven words or 25 characters. Chairman Parker Humes says a better motto is needed as the city, once Queen City and later Tall City, seeks new public visibility with a $100 prize through April 2.
Booz Allen and Hamilton will lead a market analysis at Texas Tech's Textile Research Center to assess high plains cotton products through 1980. An interim report by April 12 and a final report within 60 days follow a $20,000 ARS contract prompted by the Texas Industrial Commission and the Natural Fibers and Food Protein Committee.
The Mark T. Kuykendall Chapter Reese AFB NCO Association announced three new trustees at a regular Reese INCO Open Mess meeting. T. Sgt. F. L. Schultz was elected chairman, M. Sgt. J. C. To boil cracked eggs without Williams was elected vice chair, and M. Sgt. R. O. Dehls was appointed secretary-treasurer.
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