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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1968

Page

18

Tech Hike at AUC Raises Dormitory and Meal Costs

The university plans higher room charges for Gaston Wells Open Weeks and others with increases from 50 to 100 dollars amid a broader rise in dining and labor costs. Fair Labor Standards Act boosts kitchen wages by about 105000 dollars next year. A one percent city meals tax adds further expense.

West Sneed Bledsoe Gordon Doak Crane Horn Knapp Gaston Wells Stangel Murdough Wall Gates Hulen Clement Wigginsee Chitwood Coleman Guy J. Moore Tech Shirley Bates 6 Tech

Man pleads innocence in Ark. bank and post office burglaries

Garoogian, a 34 year old, faces eight federal counts over bank and post office burglaries in Abilene Wall and Glen Cove. Judge Estes refused a guilty plea, noting mistreatment claims. Bond set at 15,000. 4,000 for state charges. He remains in custody with U.S. marshals. The case includes a claimed underworld plot against Governor Rockefeller, which the defendant disputes.

John A. Bodnar Garoogian Dallas Zakat Ga Aroogian Miles Paint Arkansas Rock Abilene Wall U.S. Dist Joe E. Estes Glen Cove San Angelo Ian Angelo U. S San U.S Robert S Angelo Atate Lany Travis

Federal tax share cited in wartime era discussions

The text discusses changes in federal tax burdens over time, noting figures like 27.3 and 10.5 percent, with references to Korea and World War II eras. It mentions ships, budgets, and visits by naval vessels, and comments on how household incomes have shifted relative to federal revenue. The fragmentary wording cites Mrs Bates and various places mentioning routes and locations such as Rt. 1 Hale Center. The piece ties tax shares to government spending and inflation, reflecting debates on fiscal policy.

Food Service Corse Ft. Leonard Wood Treasuries Subcontinent Tassanshein Thale France U.S Mysore

Pica L Jetorgensen Promoted to Sergeant at Ft Benning

Pica L Jetorgensen son of Mr and Mrs J J Morgensen of 1008 E Reppto Brownie earned promotion to sergeant after completing the Infantry date Course at Fort Benning Georgia.

Pica L. Jetorgensen J. J. Morgensen E. Reppto Brownie Ft. Benning

U S Opposes Invasion Of North Vietnam in 1960s policy stance

The State Department stated the United States remains opposed to any invasion of North Vietnam. The comments came as the topic dominated political debate with President Johnson and other leaders addressing military options in Southeast Asia.

Jerry R. Inham Washington Thej C. A. Isham Tohoka Thurs-Kent Purple Heart United States Phu Loi North Vietnam Isham Capital Colene Meuyen Cao Ky Robert F. Kennedy New 2Nd Artillery South Vietnam York George H. Williams Thal Margret Williams State Department Johnson 7Th St Robert J. McCloskey Sgt. Williams Richard J. Hughes Tax Foundation Jersey Gradual m Edmund S. Muskie America Maine Michael J. Kirt Feder.lan Ohio

Lubbock Bar To Hear State Staff Member

Lubbock native B L Max Hamilton will speak at a Lubbock Bar Association luncheon today at the Pioneer Hotel. His topic is Poverty in the Profession. The report also notes FBI director J Edgar Hoover discussing crime trends and police arrests across city sizes and age groups.

Lubbock B.L Max) Hamilton Lubbock Bar Association Pioneer Hotel FBI J. ‘Hoover Ini Lesties

Finance Meeting Draws 50 Area Attendees and Topics

About 50 area businessmen attended a one day finance conference at KoKo Palace sponsored by Texas Tech management, Lubbock Chamber of Commerce, Small Business Administration, and Retail Merchants Association. Harold Bolinger spoke on financial analysis needs, while Wayne Finnell detailed bank functions in finances.

Lubbock KoKo Palace Texas Tech Chamber of Compmerce Small Business Administration Retail Merchants ‘Association Stephen McNeese Harold Bolinger CPA Wayne Finnell Lubbock National Bank

Draft reduces AAU state school enrollments for first year

The survey projects a 50 percent drop in first-year enrollments at state AAU schools next fall with larger cuts for male students. Law schools face similar declines, and about 50 to 60 percent of 1967 bachelor degree graduates would normally enter full-time postgrad study but may be drafted. Mrs. Vetter notes the commission favors wider inductions across groups.

Vetter Scientific Manpower Commission Permi

Local Lakes Plan Session Draws New Members

New members attended the 11 a.m. Thursday session in the chamber at 902 Texas Ave. Names listed include A C Verner John L Edwin Ro Time ertake Bob Makes Ray Chapman Lanotte and others. The discussion covered plans arising from the ets ae research center expansion.

Ets Ae Research. Center Texas Ave Verner John L. Edwin Ertake Bob

Cary Grant Recovers After Auto Crash

New York AP reports Cary Grant, injured in a Tuesday night auto crash, reassured fans on Thursday that he is feeling much better. He praised hospital staff at a Cassens hospital for good care after the accident that also involved a companion identified as von Furstenberg, 23, and another man, Troy Lindahl, 33.

New York Cary’ Grant Qasens von Furstenberg

Navajo Hogan Entrances and Local Bid Opening Notes

The text notes that Navajo hogan entrances traditionally face east toward the God of the Dawn. It mentions bids opened in Austin for state work funds of 113 411 dollars, with County Judge Rod Shaw presiding and Commissioners Alton Brazell and Arch Lamb present, though local tabulation of bids was not done.

Austin Rod Shaw Alton Brazell Arch Lamb

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