Champion Steer Brings $1000 At Lubbock Show
Marty Mimms of Roosevelt Community, a Lubbock County 4-H member, exhibited the Brand champion steer at the Lubbock County 4-H and FFA Livestock Show. The steer sold for $1000 with First National Bank of Lubbock and Lorenzo State Bank as top bidders. Reserve champion was Terr Damiel of Idalou, another Lubbock County 4-H member, and Cecil's liquor store offered $500 for the reserve. The grand champion harrow was shown by
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Marty Mimms
Roosevelt
Lubbock County
FFA
First National Bank of
J. E. Mimms
Marty
Roosevelt Junior High
Tornado Rips East Texas as Severe Storms Hit Counties
Tornado touched down near Farm Road 2578 west of Kaufman causing tree damage and multiple homes to be affected, with police reporting no injuries. Storms throttled a wide area from Jasper on the Louisiana border to College Station, bringing winds hail and heavy rain and prompting weather service watches across 17 northeast Texas counties.
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Lone Star
Kaufman
Dallas
Kaufman County
Jasper
Rockdale
College Station
Lufkin
Tyler
Waco
National Weather Service
Sulphur Springs
Comal
Bexar
San Antonio
Longview
Texas
Reed River
Cooper
Bridgeport Decatur
Jinkshare
Gunter Sulphur Sprouse
Mount Pleasant
Cottonwood
Lake Roy Hubbard
Mesquite
South Plains
NWS
Central
East Texas
Pedl River
Panhandle
Red River
Lubbock
Sherman
Shreveport
McAllen
Alice Wells
San Angelo
New England
Great Lakes
Nixon plan could allow reopening desegregation busing cases
HEW Secretary Richardson told a Senate subcommittee that districts ordered to bus since May might seek to reopen or modify court orders if Congress approves Nixon busing proposals. He noted reviews depend on the final legislation and urged caution, while Nixon defended the plan as constitutional and needed for urban schools.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
HEW
Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare Chew Department
Panon
Senate
Supreme Court
Charlotte-Mecklenburg, N. CL
Charlotte- Mecklenburg
White House
Navajo Lands Victory in Court Ruling Over Utes
A three judge panel ruled in favor of the Navajos in a land dispute with the Ute Indians. The case concerns a roughly ten mile long strip along the Navajo Reservation and Ute Mountain Reservation borders with leases for oil and gas. The panel held lands west of the Burt Survey Line of 1914 fall within the Navajo Reservation.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Tastret Court
Farwell Banker Named Man Of Year At Chamber Banquet
G I Anderson, Farwell banker, was named Man of the Year at the Farwell Chamber of Commerce banquet held Friday night in the school cafeteria. More than 200 attended as Anderson received standing applause and honors. Dean True of Amarillo, Weathercaster, spoke on tornado defense and spotting points to save lives, urging regional towns to establish volunteer nets on city edges. New Farwell Chamber officers for 1972 73 were introduced.
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Farwell
G.I. Anderson
Farwell Banker
Farwell Chamber of Commerce
Dean True
Amarillo
True
South Plains
Panhandle
W. T. Perry
Ed Hardage
Don Williams
Gil Patschke
Farwell Chamber
Charles Aycock
Max Carter
Jim Berry
Fred Chandler
W. M. Roberts
John Getz
H. C. Potts
Jerry Gregory
Exhibit on Parks Displayed at Odessa Presidential Museum
An exhibit on the National Parks and U S presidents opened Friday at the Presidential Museum in the Ectors County Library. It runs through June to mark the 100th anniversary of the Yellowstone Act and features presidents' roles, posters, photos, bills, and related items.
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Odessa
United States
Presidential Museum
Ectors County
Odessa man trapped in chimney after burglary attempt
Curtis Dean Thompson 22 and an unknown accomplice tried to break into a clothing store in Eeter County. Thompson crawled into the chimney, was stuck for about six hours, and was rescued by deputies. He was charged with burglary and released on 3000 bond.
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Odessa
UPI
Eeter County Sheriff's Office
Curtis Dean Thompson
Santa Claus
Thompson
Burnary
Visa refusals block four Cuban directors from NY festival
The State Department announced there will be no reconsideration of its decision to deny visas to four Cuban film directors invited to open a New York film festival Friday night. The move ends any prospect of their attendance at the event.
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Washington
State Department
New York
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Wolfforth
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