30 Mar 1971
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1971
Page
1
United Press International notes a growing number of Clovis residents choose boa constrictors over cats and dogs. Gerald Naus, 25, has sold 57 snakes in six months, with mature lengths of 7 to 15 feet and a reputation for seldom biting. experts caution potential buyers about handling and safety.
The Texas House debates secrecy as members push to form a General Investigating Committee to probe a stock deal scandal tied to officials. Speaker Gus Mutscher would name members, aiming to avoid a full SEC investigation while a lengthy session unfolds.
A trial judge commended jury action in a case involving threats and angry shouts. The proceedings centered on alleged offenses and the judge noted the jury’s handling of the evidence and verdict amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
A damaged and garbled prayer entry mentions time notations and names in a fragmented form. The legible parts reference a date or hour and a vague event but lack clear details or context.
Fragmented OCR shows a looming vehicle tag deadline with scattered words and numbers. The text hints at dates times fees and locations but is garbled. Local officials or agencies are referenced but specific names and actions are unclear due to damaged text.
A report details an officer cited in connection with twenty two deaths. The article references unnamed witnesses, a feast setting, and multiple locations, noting investigative steps and official statements.
Fragmented and garbled OCR characters present names and phrases from a legal matter with no coherent narrative. The readable elements do not form a complete story or identifiable parties, dates, or outcomes.
In downtown Lubbock a new office building opens its doors as a court facility. The newspaper notes Supreme Court involvement in examining a racial segregation issue raised by a private club.
A rough OCR fragment mentions names and places in a jumbled sequence with missing context and dates. The readable parts hint at individuals and locations but no coherent event or outcome is clear. Further text is needed for a precise record.
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