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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1972
Page
5
A scrambled report mentions Mutseher linked to an NBL stock purchase and references legal actions and Texas Ports, with unclear dates and names. The fragment hints at a trial, executives, and watchful observers but lacks coherent details.
A grand jury session indicted 27 individuals for various crimes including burglary and forgery. Names such as Gonzales Blake and Leon York appear among the charged, with multiple cases detailing counts of theft by false protest and destruction of property in city facilities. The proceedings also reference a separate probe into defense and prosecutorial conduct, including remarks by an attorney about gubernatorial subversion.
The Miami and Tallahassee rallies highlight tensions within the Democratic race. Humphrey accuses the administration of using federal funds for political gain while Muskie's camp questions McGovern's campaign strength as the state votes loom.
A bomb threat prompted evacuation and the discovery of an improvised device on a plane. Authorities, including Commissioner Patrak Vo Murphy, arrived to lead the investigation as police scrambled to secure the scene and review security footage.
Disjointed text mentions Reese AFB Par a hia and Scotty dedication, with unclear references to Galeri 44 Nooar poop and BSU Dat Sh. Several names and places appear jumbled. no clear event or outcome is evident from the readable fragments.
Fragmented OCR text describes a city hall facility observation by a club amid a weather period. It mentions names and places in a garbled form, with partial references to sessions and defense terms. The readable parts suggest a report on civic venue use during a weather event and a meeting at a local hall.
A jury in Judge William F Shavers court awarded 2500 to T Miro and Mrs Chariton in a rear end collision case against Steve Lawson. The October 17 incident on University Avenue near Main Street caused whiplash injuries to Mrs Chariton as her car was stopped.
Two bomb sniffing dogs Brandy and Sally assisted officials after a warning that a TWA flight carried a plastic explosive. The team traced a scent to C4 in a case aboard the plane but the bomber never acted, and another Denver flight was cleared with no threat found.
Hobbs voters chose a new city candidate with 779 votes while Brewer carried Southern Heights precinct. Lawrence Cline, Navy veteran and Hobbs met owner, won municipal judge with 2294 votes defeating incumbent Louis Bryan at 2159. A mayor will be decided at the next commissioners’ meeting by new city fathers and incumbents Reagan and Rash whose terms extend this year.
Report details errors in Medicare payments by Connecticut General Blue Shield and others from 1968 to 1970. Auditors estimate hundreds of millions in overcharges and unverified physician payments, with many cases of duplicate or excessive claims and lack of proper costreasonableness standards.
Reports describe a serious burn incident with a victim flown to Dallas for treatment. Witnesses recall the person sustaining severe injuries and the scene involving emergency responders and later medical care, while officials review the event and potential causes.
A grass fire spread across a land section in Andrews county causing delays and witness reports of severed tapes and a stretched scene. Fire crews worked into the evening with reports of damaged property and ongoing containment efforts.
Jsum Partain a married father of five and owner of The Spirit of 76 restaurant filed to run for Place 2 on the April ballot. He urged informed voter input on city finances and advocated balanced, progressive change to address Lubbock's growth and future needs. He resides at 1173 List St and is nephew of W OB Dube Rushing, a local business figure.
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