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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1972
Page
5
A long, complex report examines heart transplant outcomes, patient stories, and evolving statistics. It references Sasha Dent and others, discussing survival, ethics, and the line between medical success and uncertainty as families face difficult decisions.
Fragmented text describes Sasha's new beat and mentions Stanford, Dr Spa, and a resear ch process. The garbled lines reference attention to a change, concerns at Stanford, and a beating outcome, but many terms are unreadable, making precise facts impossible.
The City Parks and Recreation Department will organize summer softball and baseball leagues at Sasha’s Center, with dates for the leagues to be arranged. The meeting will discuss funding and summer programs.
A baby girl was born at Methodist Hospital to a student father from Levelland Texas. The infant weighed fourteen pounds at birth and arrived around 1:00 am on a Saturday. The family names and full details appear in local notices.
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions Odessa and teams with scattered phrases. It is unreadable in parts but indicates a sports item involving Odessa, attendees, and players like Jones. No clear outcome or date could be determined from the legible snippets.
A girl was struck by a car in a driveway on the S900 block of 7th Street. Kristen Anne Weaver, 13, was listed in fair condition at Methodist Hospital with a fractured left leg. Wanda Swim, 24, of 220A 1th St., was the driver. details to police indicate an accident with injuries.
Funeral services for Antonio Milstead a longtime Lubbock resident will be held at Senderos Memorial Chapel followed by graveside rites at Peacelli Gardens Memorial Park. Milstead died of natural causes and was a bus driver for Lubbock Public Schools and a member of the Assembly of God Church. He is survived by a daughter and six siblings with extended family across Oklahoma California and Arizona.
Police Sgt Joe Pierson arrested three 18 year old Mexican American men after finding what appeared to be a marijuana cigarette on one of them. The arrests followed a report of someone smoking marijuana at 19th Street and Avenue QQ Saturday night around 9:45 p.m.
Ft. Collins firefighters reported a graduate student smelling arsenic gas in a Colorado State University lab. The Chemical Transportation Emergency Center advised, but the fire department soon found the odor came from a loose skunk, resolving the incident.
The Senoritas, hosted by the Junior League, conclude activities with farewell dinners and luncheons as they prepare to travel to Mexico City. Guests included League members and supporters who hosted visits to local facilities and planned cultural exchanges.
Kansas City man Bartle, namesake of the world’s largest Boy Scout camp, is among nominees for the annual Community Service Awards. A specially selected committee will choose adult division winners. event details and tickets are announced for the April awards banquet in Kansas City.
Pyote residents donated books to the University of Texas of the Permian Basin libraries through a community effort. Odessa officials and UTPB leaders accepted the donation with a certificate of reception, with Fern Dooodsen accepting on behalf of Pyote residents. City of Odessa has donated 600 books and space has been arranged for storage and services.
Mrs J F Lena Cornell 84 died Saturday at Plains Convalescent Center Plainview after extended illness Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Monday Hale Center Church of Christ graveside rites at 5 p m Garden of Memories Cemetery Paducah Freeman Funeral Home Hale Center in charge Survivors include five sons Gailon Homer Fred John L and Max all of Clinton Okla a daughter Mrs Fayne Bratton of Pleinsiew a sister Mrs Morris Berger of Theo and her grande children
Fire crews battled a blaze at Bir Star Apartments Carlisle causing minor kitchen damage estimated at 1280 dollars. Wayne Hicks occupant of Apt 2H extinguished flames as firefighters arrived. Cause listed as faulty extension cord and curtains in the kitchen. No injuries reported.
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