Seagraves Hosts Narcotics Education Program Monday
A Seagraves area program on drugs and drug abuse is set for Monday at the high school auditorium in Seagraves. David Norwood and Ambrosio Mendez of the Kermit Police Department will present the narcotics display and answer questions after the talk.
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Praca Bneoet
Seagraver
Seagraves Area Chamber of
Commerce and Seagraves
David Norwood
Ambrosio
Presenta- Mendez
Presenta- Mendez, Both Members of The'tion
Lay Witness Mission Set In Post Post
A lay witness mission hosted by Trinity Baptist Church will run Friday through Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of members with a pre supper gathering. Members from First Baptist Farwell and First United Methodist Church coordinate and assist in the mission. Pastor Rex Newkirk leads the event. Jim and Mrs. Wiman coordinate. A nursery will be provided.
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Trinity Baptist Church
First Baptist
Jim Wiman
Church
First United Farwell
Methodist Church
Rex
Newkirk
The Investigation staged by Readers Theatre at Tech
Texas Tech presents The Investigation a factual drama of court testimony about mass crimes at a German camp. The Lab Theatre on campus hosts 8 15 p m showings through Saturday with tickets 75 cents for students and 1 for adults. The JP Melville Larson Debate and Interpretation Society sponsors the production directed by Jim Rambo and supervised by Dr. Vera Simpson with a cast including Mike Fort and others.
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Readers Theatre
Texas Tech
Peter Weiss
Lab Theatre
Ithe Tech
Crabtree
Kip Auschwitz
Poland
Hyde
Kelvin Heath
Holly
King Hill
Renee Ramsey
Ings
Sandra Stecher
Robert Sad
Frankler
Fort
Germany
Jim Rambo
Mike
Vera Simpson
Floydada Mayor and Council Elections Filed
One candidate has filed for mayor in Floydada while six seek city council seats. Parnell Powell aims for mayor as incumbent Jimmy Seay retires. Council hopefuls include Boone Adams Wilson Bond LeRoy Burns Mrs Kay Flynt Lee Neff and Jerry Thompson.
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Floydada
Parnell Powell
City Auto
Jimmy Seay
Boone Adams
Wilson Bond
LeRoy Burns
Kay Flynt
Lee Neff
Jerry Thompson
Fdl Hammond
Adams
Floydada Center to Close After Federal Funding Loss
Floydada Neighborhood Center will close Friday as OFO program funding was canceled by President Nixon. The facility taught shop work typing sewing cooking arts crafts drivers education parenthood and literacy to youth and adults, operating from the Delta Plains School building now used for vocational and special education and a Day Care Center.
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Corresponates
Floydada
John Campbell
Nixon
Delta Plains
Night Courses To Be Offered At NMJC
NMJC continuing education offers four regular courses starting March 20. Hunter’s safety teaches youth 10 to 18 in gun handling first aid survival and conservation. Gun safety at home, basic woodworking, and drapery making run Tuesdays and Thursdays evenings through April 12 May 2 or April 19 at NMJC venues in Hobbs New Mexico.
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Hobbs New Mexico
Oon
Hloof
Puig
NMJC
Thrash
Scott J McRkinley
Tobbs
Manpower Act Training for Auto Body and Sheetmetal Workers
Two Manpower Development Training Act projects under the Department of Labor are offered by the Texas Employment Commission. Eligible applicants must be unemployed or under employed, 18 or older with six grade equivalent education and English literacy. Training dates start April 2 for auto body and April 23 for sheetmetal, lengths 39 and 21 weeks respectively, with weekly pay up to 48 dollars and travel allowance. TEC will provide job placement after completion.
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Department of Labor Manpower Development Training Act
Texas Employment Commission
REC
16Th St
TEC
Queen Expands Beef Production At Sandringham Estate
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II plans to spend about 35000 dollars to expand beef production on her 3300 acre Sandringham estate in Norfolk. A royal spokesman said the move, decided months ago, reflects business aims rather than recent price spikes.
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Elizabeth HW
Britain
Sandringham
Norfolk
New Era For Futures Exchange Highlighted At Sorghum Seminar
CME official Dr. Mark J. Power outlines a growing futures era with grain sorghum added to CME contracts. The seminar in Lubbock drew about 80 attendees as power notes sorghum’s high yield and drought tolerance boost Great Plains demand for this major feed grain.
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Duane Howell
Avalanche-Journal
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
CME
Mark J. Powers
Powers
South Plains Electric Co-Op, Inc
Great Plains
Corn
Texas
Power
Elbert Harp
Lubbock
Chicago Exchange
Japanese Woman Loses Lib Suit in Tokyo Court
Tokyo high court upheld a lower ruling that a clerk Miyo Nakamoto forced to retire in 1969 at age five was not discriminated against by a mandatory retirement age for women. The decision cited differences in physiological functions as justification.
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Tokyo
Miyo Nakamoto
Bail Funds Ordered Returned In Portales
Portales court orders the return of 600 in bail bonds posted by several defendants after a joint request by their attorneys and the American Civil Liberties Union. The bonds were posted during a raid at Eastern New Mexico University. The case stems from a disturbance at the university president’s office and related charges.
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Portales
Oietr
James C. Compton
New Mexico
Larry Cocentamran
Sy Fit Fe
Tesse Porter
Cour
John M. Sat Frank J. Sanchez
Latis Ansemo Cordova
Reamon Sale
Larry Silva
Israel G. Dominguez
Mary Perez Meza
Hari
Richard McCurdy
Hensley
Stein
Charles W. Meester
Eastern New Mexico University
Audience Festival in Lubbock Lets Crowd Sing Along
An audience participation festival of sacred music at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum features audience singalong and soloists accompanied by the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra. Proceeds benefit the orchestra. tickets are 2 3 4 dollars with half price for children and can be bought at Farr's Family Center and Stage Door in South Plains Mall.
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Lubbock
Lubbock Symphony
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Farr’s Family Center
Stage Door
South Plains Mall
Nists
Norma Zimmer
Lawrence Welk
Andrae Crouch
The
Disciples
Red Raider Grid
Richard Campbell
Bob Anderson
Larry and
Sharon Rice
Garry Page
Merle Haggard and Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Sellout Likely
Tickets remain for Thursday night shows in Lubbock for Merle Haggard at the Municipal Coliseum and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band at the Municipal Auditorium. Haggard’s tour includes a White House concert request by President Nixon but won’t affect the Lubbock date. Prices range from 2 to 4.50 dollars with 50 cent at‑door increases.
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Merle Haggard
Haggard
Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
Lubbock Municipal Auditorium
Nixon
White House
Lubbock
Stage Door
South Plains Mall
Sears
Auditorium - Coliseum
Farr's Family Center
BEB Music
A. V. Blake
Disabled Vet Office Moves To New Room
The Lubbock office for Disabled American Veterans moved from Room 419 to Room 207 in the Federal Building. National service officer Ron McCarty said services remain unchanged.
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Lubbock
Federal Building
Ron McCarty
National Service Officer
DAV
Sacramento
Calif
California
Safety and Health Administrator
Ronald Reagan
Statehouse
Reagan
Marine Mugged in New York
Joseph Walker, 26, a discharged Marine from Ben Wheeler Texas, arrived in New York en route to a German architectural interview. Minutes after alighting near the bus terminal he was mugged by five men who stole travelers checks passport ticket luggage and left him with only a dime. He vowed to replace essentials.
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New York
Vietnam
Joseph Walker
Ben Wheeler
Tex
Tthe
Walker
America
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