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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1972

Page

15

Texas Tech Professor Receives Legion of Merit Honor

Col Hodge, assigned to Combat Developments Command Fort Leavenworth, retires after 28 years of service. With a career spanning World War II to Vietnam, he previously led Nike Hercules units in Austin and served as Army ROTC chief at El Paso.

Oater Institute of Combined Arms and Support Fort Leavenworth Kan Texas Tech Army Rotc Col Hodge Tis Hodge Fort Worth Lubbock 70Th St Texas Wesleyan College University of Texas At el Paso Austin U. S. Army Coast Artillery Corps Hocie Normandy France Rhineland Ardennes Europe United States Vienna Austria Formosa Vietnam University of William L. Hodge Legion of Merit Tech Grover E. Murray Tech Army Rotc

Martin Stock Fraud Explanation Demanded in Texas Race

Democratic attorney general candidate John Hill of Houston accused Atty. Gen Crawford Martin of inaction in the Sharpstown stock fraud inquiry. Hill urged a public explanation and a full investigation earlier, citing testimony and alleged meetings involving Moody, Bullock, and other officials.

Austin T AE John Hill Houston Atty Crawford Martin PRD Martin Sharpstown Ginny Bob Taieck Jammy Day Shearn Moody Hills Das Tles Buseck Bull- Oks Cnet Wen Shad Bullock Hill Hull Preston Smith Ile Sant Moody Hall Robert Stewart State Finance Commission Frank Sharp Hid

Tech announces May 31 1972 summer session start

Texas Tech sets the 1972 summer session schedule with residence halls opening May 29 for entering freshmen and new transfer students. Registration runs from 7:30 to 6 in the Lubbock Coliseum, with classes starting May 31 at 7:20 a.m. Duvall urges reading General Information and college sections in the catalog before arrival.

Texas Tech Land Texas Tech Bull Duvall Duvall University Center Lubbock Municipal Coliseum

Incumbent Praises Campaign Strategy in Senate Race

The candidate notes, with no concern for the Democratic nominee, he will run on a positive campaign on his record. He expects to face Ralph Yarborough or Barefoot Sanders in November.

U.S Ralph Yarborough Barefoot Sanders Towers

Who's Who listing honors NMJC students on campus leadership

Special biographical sketches note 20 New Mexico Junior College students named to Who's Who Among American Junior Colleges. Nominees include Roger Adud dell and Deanna Potter among others. a county grand jury subpoena looms over a police lab drug case involving 254 bags of heroin.

Hobbs New Mexico NMJC Roger A. Aduddell Sondra Allen Marilon D. Barker Sherry Bess Sharon Bowling Cheri Caster Sarah Houston UPD Coston Lana Cunningham Lin Police Laboratory Kasha Davison Kent Hale Michael Harris Jones Ann M. Mallett County Grand Jury Moore Karen McClain Deanna Potter Rita Robertson Richard Roman Jost Robert Tee Michael Vaughn Vember Wand Jimmy Waechter

Tower urges reform in laws on labor and agriculture

Tower called for permanent nationwide legislation on critical strikes in transportation. He endorsed amending an administration plan via the Labor Committee, which he said is stacked. He opposed price ceilings on farm commodities, citing modest farm price growth and higher wholesale costs. He noted reluctance to pursue basic farm legislation in a political year and stressed a need for stability in the industry.

Tower Congress Nixon Senate Starke Taylor Dallas Senate Labor Committee Labor Committee Price Commission TCA George Traylor Aiop Ing

Amateers Launch Restricted Trash Paper Pickup Trial

Fort Worth APT tours warn of danger to paper collection project as the garbage department tests a special truck operation restricted to assess if recycling pickup can pay for itself.

Fort Worth Apt

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