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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1968

Page

10

Lubbock to Keep Five Percent Fire Insurance Credit

Fire Chief W. Hershel Sharps announced the State Board of Insurance will retain Lubbock’s five percent good fire record credit for 1968 despite last year’s high fire losses. He cited 1967 chargeable losses of 570 346 and total fire losses of 905 000, noting certain policies aren’t credited to the fire record. The credit cuts premiums by about 52 000 for residents, roughly 5 per 100 in premiums.

Lubbock W. Hershel Sharps State Board of Insurance Austin Sharp Penaimintic

Texas Colleges Plan Growth To 31 Campuses By 1977

In San Antonio the executive director of the Association of Colleges and Universities told the Texas Council of Churches that Texas must have at least 31 colleges with 20 000 students each by 1977. He projected 620 000 college students in 1977 versus 345 515 this year. About 20 delegates attended panel discussions on higher education during a three day convention.

San Antonio UFP Association of Colleges and Universities Texas Council of Churches Texas J. Stewart Alien

Youth versus Adults Will Not Last

A concise aphorism notes that disputes between youth and adults are temporary as youths mature into adults and adults pass away, emphasizing the transient nature of intergenerational conflict.

Princess Contest Opens South Plains Junior Livestock Show

The 35th annual South Plains Junior Livestock Show starts today at South Plains Fairgrounds with animal weigh-ins and princess selections. A parade through downtown Lubbock precedes the 6 30 p m princess contest at Fair Park Roller Rink where girls compete for 4H and FFA princess titles. The event honors Larry Byrd and Lee McElroy. Entry totals include 218 steers 1100 barrows and over 500 lambs with judges John Kearney Dr John Pinney and Dr Miles McKee.

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Gold prices slide after seven nation pact halts sales

London market closes until April 1 as nations agree to fix a $35 ounce price among themselves while not trading openly. President Johnson urges national austerity to fix the balance of payments and deficit. McChesney Martin calls for budget cuts and tax hikes.

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Introduction to Real Estate Appraising Offered Here

The South Plains chapter of the International Society of Real Estate Appraisers and Texas Tech team up to offer a 12 week introductory course. It marks the first time in nine years this course is available locally and covers data collection and analysis that justify value estimates.

Erty South Plains International Society of Real Estate Appraisers Texas Tech

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