Reese to Lubbock Bus Service Eases Into Pilot Phase
The Reese AFB to downtown Lubbock bus run nears 15 days of a planned 30 day trial with limited take up. Only military personnel and authorized dependents may ride and ID cards must be shown. Officials will evaluate at month end and may adjust routes or times to boost use.
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Lubbock
Reese Afb
Charles D. Owens
Tell
Base
Col. Owens
Reese
Transportation Division
Elderly San Antonio shopkeeper killed in beating
Pablo Sierra Gutierrez a 78 year old shopkeeper died from injuries after a brutal Sunday night assault at his La Especial Shoe Shop. Police say his habit of not keeping money at the store may have triggered the attack. He lived a quiet life and was known for patriotism and religious faith.
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Aldape
David Keene
Gutierrez
Byrd Seeks Limited Debate on Appropriations Bills
Senator Byrd of West Virginia proposed strict time limits on debate for appropriations bills if they remain unresolved by August 1. The plan moves to the Rules Committee and would allow immediate consideration of pending bills with two hours per amendment and ten hours on the bill itself.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Rules Committee
Public Talks Set As Dr. Bernice Moore Lectures
Dr. Bernice Moore will deliver lectures at Methodist Hospital in Austin on Thursday and Friday in the nurses classroom. The Willson Arnold sponsorship funds her Lubbock appearance. A 9 a.m. Thursday coffee honors sponsors Mr. and Mrs. J M Willson and Dr. and Mrs. Robert N Arnold. Topics include Self Illusion or Reality and The People of Our Worlds with 7:30 p.m. Thursday and 9 a.m. Friday sessions. Chaplains Cook and Weir chair, Inez Ferrell provides organ music.
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Bernice Moore
Austin
Methodist Hospital
Moore
J. M. Willson
Floydada
Robert N. Arnold
Lubbock
Wayne Cook
Frank Weir
Inez Ferrell
Trans Plains Insurance in Lubbock Faces Receivership
Texas Insurance Commissioner Clay Cotten said he has not approved a company reorganization plan for Trans Plains Insurance Inc. of Lubbock. The 53rd District Court ordered a plan by March 15 or place the firm in permanent receivership with policy cancellations and asset liquidation. Cotten reported no progress after talks and the case returns to court this week.
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Clay Cotten
Texas
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