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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1958

Page

3

Finances of Texas schools the Hale-Aikin plan here

Five recommendations on school finance were handed to the Lubbock Independent School District delegation of the Hale-Aikin Committee. They urge no cap on Permanent School Fund growth, base aid on current year attendance, and coordinate federal, state, and local funding while boosting city school cooperation and seeking reforms to tax indices.

Lubbock Independent School District Hale-Aikin Committee Lubbock Lubbock County Achors Texas Gilmer-Aikin Lax Schant Lubbock Independent School Saudit Ales Lubbock Independent Lubbork Reese Air Force Base School Bistrict Reese Afb Dor Jance H. Guy M. 8. Morrison Ethel K Terrell J. Kutner William H. Evans A. W. Eckert Statamente of Fact Acoat

Two Boys Admit Stealing Purse From Woman

Labbock youths aged 13 and 7 admitted stealing a purse containing $21 from Mrs. Eubanks after police traced the theft to a downtown theater in the 1800 block of Sixth Street. They also confessed to breaking into a coin box at a laundromat. $21 was recovered and they were released to their parents pending juvenile authorities conference.

E. J. Eubanks Eubanks Sixth Street

Three Charged With Theft In Local Court

Dist. Atty. Gilkerson filed theft charges against three individuals in Justice of the Peace court. Mrs. Gladys Montana and William B. Nagel face counts tied to a washing machine theft from Melvin Owens on January 3. Edwin Bernard Barnes is charged with theft from a person based on Wilbert Jenkins’s complaint about a stolen billfold.

George Gilkerson Court of Justice of the Peace George H. McCleakey Gladys Montana South Avenue H William B. Nagel Rt. 7 Taucback Melvin Owens Ave. H Edwin Bernard Barnes Birch St Wilbert Jenkins Mulberry St Bates

Exhibits Planned for South Plains Regional Science Fair

About 80 exhibits from roughly 20 area towns are expected for the second annual South Plains Regional Science Fair on April 12 at the Texas Tech campus. Winners of local fairs may enter, with divisions for senior and junior levels, and an elementary division possible.

South Plains Texas Tech Texas Tech Engineering Robert 8. Sarks Levelland Junior High Texas West Texas Burks Re Ti Cameron Tex Walter Sical Acionces J. Patillo Caldwell Igradesi Millard Te Crey Roscoe

Rear Admiral to Visit Lubbock and South Plains

Rear Admiral Walter G. Schindler, commandant of the Eighth Naval District, will visit Lubbock and the South Plains Monday and Tuesday. A reception at the airport, a Lions Club address at noon, facility inspections at the Naval Training Center, a Tech campus tour, and an informal dinner at the Lubbock Club are planned. He will be accompanied by aides Lt. Cmdr. Chris Herbert and Lt. Cmdr. G. P. Zornow.

Lubbock South Plains Walter G. Schindler Eighth Naval District New Orleans Taibbock Cmdr Chris Herbert G. P. Zornow

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