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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1971

Page

3

American Business Clubs President Speaks at Lubbock Rodeo

Burl S. Kline of West Lawn Pennsylvania addressed about 100 members at a joint meeting of Lubbock ABC chapters Coronado Monterey Downtown and Caprock host chapter during the 29th annual ABC sponsored professional rodeo. He stressed the creed of Americanism brotherhood and character and urged members to recruit others and expand fellowship and community projects. Dignitaries included Johnny Ferguson and Charles Perry. Weldon Garrett presided. Also included New York health official notes on handwashing to prevent foodborne illness.

ABC American Business Club Lubbock Front Row Clarence Blackburn Burl S. Kline Region Six Charles Perry Johnny Ferguson Kline West Lawn Penn Mary Ann Hunter National Association of American Business Clubs National Organization Coronado Monterey Caprock Paul Enger Weldon Garrett

ACLU Sues to Overturn Hatch Act Limiting Federal Employees

The American Civil Liberties Union filed suit in Washington alleging the Hatch Act restricts 2.8 million federal workers and violates the 1st and 5th Amendments. Plaintiffs include the National Association of Letter Carriers and DC party committees. defendants cite Civil Service Commission and HEW Secretary Elliot L. Richardson.

Washington UPI The American Civil Liberties Union Supreme Court National Association of Letter Carriers Democratic Republican Central Committees District of Columbia Civil Service Commission Elliot L. Richardson Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Charles O. Myers West Lafayette Ind Ronald J. Wylie Kensington HEW Maryland State Senate Defense Department

Nine Spelling Bee Winners Named in Lubbock County

In Lubbock County nine schools held spelling bees with a list of winners and alternates. Notable entries include New Deal Junior High winner Randy Teeter and alternate Suzanne Hay, Maedgen Elementary winner Jeff Jackson and alternate Luann Post, and Southeast Elementary winner Rosemary Vasquez with alternate Rhonda Greene.

Lubbock County New Deal Randy Teeter Clayton Teeter Rt. 3 Lubbock Suzanne Hay Larry Hay B. H.farmer Maedgen Elementary Jeff Jackson Guy Jackson 37Th St Luann Post Charles W. Post 54Th St Frank Mullican Luann Jeff Southeast Elementary Rosemary Vasquez Isabel Vasquez E. King Sr Rhonda Greene Ronnie Green 56Th St David Autry

Mitchell County Spelling Bee Set in Colorado City

The Mitchell County Spelling Bee will be held at 2 30 p m today in Colorado Junior High School with 15 junior high and two elementary entrants. Elaine Ruffin, 14, a former regional winner and eighth grader, competes for the final time.

Colorado City Mitchell County Colorado F. E. Armijo Wallace and Hutchinson Betty Kinard Joe Earnest Bob Reilly George Womack Elaine Ruffin Elaine Eldon Ruffin

CAA Announces Spring Holidays For Local Classes

The Community Action Agency at 610 Avenue Q, K Carter School, will dismiss for spring holidays Monday and resume March 29. Emilio Garza, coordinator of special projects, says classes in typing basic adult education drivers license and citizenship meet day or night and Garza will counsel 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Lubbock Public Schools Community Action Agency Avenue Q

Czechoslovakia Eases Trade Debt With Soviet Union

Deputy Premier Frantisek Hamouz reported that Czechoslovakia cut its trade debt with the Soviet Union by 22.3 million dollars last year by stepping up exports.

Prague Czechoslovakia Soviet Union Frantisek Hamouz

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