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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
6
In Treil testimony a sharp critic questions bank tactics used during a test drive raid. The witness argues aggressive methods harmed customers and leveraged intimidation. Officials, including bank executives, face questions about compliance and ethical conduct.
L K Lankford of 4108 18th St directs a search for San Angelo High School Class of 1947 premiers. Many classmates reportedly settled in the Lubbock area with numerous names and addresses gathered. A trial mention notes individuals avoiding involvement, while Patterson testifies about banking bills creating a state insurance deposit corporation replacing the FDIC.
Irving and wife Suskind charges allege a three-claim forgery plot to publish an autobiography by Hughes. The conspirators allegedly forged Hughes letters, altered a Swiss passport, and sought advance fees while obtaining confidential files. Trial details reference McGraw-Hill and Life magazines as key players.
An anonymous call warned of a bomb aboard a flight to Atlanta from New York's LaGuardia. The note prompted evacuation and a several hour delay. no device was found and the airport resumed normal operations after investigators checked the aircraft and terminal.
A chaotic report notes students at a Texas university facing theatre term disputes and rent tensions. The piece mentions demonstrations, a speech building event, and a campus response including protests, faculty and administration interaction, and references to theater department tensions.
Genealogists meet to discuss local history with Texas Tech emeritus educator addressing the South Plains gathering. The informal session covers regional families and area archives, with attendees from nearby clubs and guest listeners.
The readable segments present a poetical item with names and places like Rochester and Parker and a delivery scene. The text is fragmented with nonsensical lines, resembling OCR garble rather than a coherent news item.
A dramatic bank raid in Fort Worth ended when two armed men entered the bank, freed a hostage, and fled during a wild pursuit. Bank cameras were reportedly damaged, and a police chase followed as officers pursued the suspects toward several north Fort Worth neighborhoods.
Witnesses described two men using a stencil to duplicate lettering on Poogle cars. No weapons were seen as they snatched a faney from a truck and fled. Parker and Willis resumed their route, while John A. Boyle noted a two man crew suffices for Kodak deliveries, with one man remaining in the truck.
California farm town Hollister with 8000 residents endures recurring earthquakes along the Calaveras fault. Residents describe shaking lives and damaged streets as scientists map fault lines and city leaders consider nearby hospital siting while Debra Nunes and Annabelle Hall recount 4.5 and 3.0 magnitude quakes.
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