Rising Vandalism Costs Hit U.S. Schools
AP reports a surge in school vandalism costing American cities millions. New York City spends over 5 million yearly on damage, while Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit and others report hundreds of thousands to millions in losses from broken windows, theft, arson, and other destruction.
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Hal Cooper
YORK
New York City
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Dade County
Fla
Atlanta
Michigan
Southfield
Lubbock Symphony previews Pops Nite in dress rehearsal
Lubbock area previews a Pops Nite concert by the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra in a dress rehearsal on page 12 section 1B. The paper also notes features on film, photography advances, and local police and world events across sections.
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Lubbock Symphony Orchestra
Jury To Be Picked In Bank Holdup Trial
Jury selection set for 10 a m in 137th District Court for the trial of Juan Usasaga in a Thalou State Bank robbery case. Usasaga, free on 25080 bond, faces gun charge and is one of three charged in the Nov 26 incident. Testimony to begin as voir dire continues and venue issues remain under review.
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Dave Knapp
Avalanche-Journal
Aso
Juan Usasaga
Lubbock County
James A. Ellis
Ususaga
Thalou State Bank
John McFall
Byron Chappell
McFall
Night Deposit Theft Foiled By Wisconsin Bank Officials
In Racine a pair of bank workers inside a bank thwarted a Sunday night depository theft. A 33 year old man and a 26 year old woman were held at gunpoint until police arrived. FBI later issued warrants charging Shawn Patrick O Kelly and Mildred Nichols with federal bank robbery.
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Racine
Wis
Shawn Patrick O'Kelly
River Grove
Mildred Nichols
Chicago
Charles Meyer
Lawrence Jansen
Elmwood Bank
FBI
Wisconsin
Meyer
Jansen
Bulgarian dam bursts near Vratsa valley
A rain swollen dam failed near Vratsa in Bulgaria causing widespread destruction. The BTA news agency reported casualties are not released.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Vratsa
BTA
Liberal Colombia's Choice As President
The opposition conceded Sen. Carlos Lleras Restrepo won Colombia's presidential race. With 1,138,316 votes counted, Lleras led 755,453 to 384,865 for Jose Jaramillo Giralda, the National Popular Alliance candidate.
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Bogota
UPI
Carlos Lleras
Restrepo
Colombia
Llleras
National Front
Lleras
Jose Jaramillo Giralda
Jaramillo
National Popular Alliance
Conservadive
Joring
Ftetaier Es Aetna Pinithe
Parachutist Nick Piantanida Critical After High Altitude Fall
Parachutist Nick Piantanida, 33, of Brick Town New Jersey, is in critical condition after an apparent equipment failure cut off his oxygen supply during a high altitude jump aimed at breaking the world free fall record. He was hospitalized in Worthington Minnesota.
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Presa
Ioux Falls
S.D
Nick Piantanida
N.J
Worthington
Minn
Here
Ed Yost
Raven Industries
Piantanida
Yost
Janice
Anti U S Air Seen In Demonstrations
Anti American demonstrations on May Day unfolded as U S air power pounded Viet Cong targets near Saigon and in Tay Ninh Province while crowds in Saigon urged peace and an end to attacks. Ground action slowed, weather hindered air operations, and two U S planes were reported missing.
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Associated Press
AIGON
U.S
Comparemiod Ce
Amus Ts
North Viet Nam
U.S. Defense Department
North
Viet Nam
al Skyraider
Hanoi
Tay Ninh
Air Force
Rising Trinity River floods Dallas area. hundreds evacuated
Trinity River crest topped flood stage by more than 10 feet in the Dallas Fort Worth region as a cold front moved through. White Rock Creek branches off the river, flooding South Dallas neighborhoods and prompting mass evacuations with Red Cross and fire department aid at a state fair shelter.
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Trinity River
Dallas- Fort Worth
North Texas
Trinity
White Rock Creek
Dallas
Red Cross Land Fire Department
Red Cross
Lubbock
Mer
Prayer text for guidance and forgiveness
A devotional prayer praising the Lord Jesus and seeking greater devotion love and willingness to accept God’s will with forgiveness of sins. Anonymous
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God
Jesus
EERIE TOMBSTONES GLOW PUZZLES ANTON STUDENTS
Anton High School students and parents report green glowing tombstones at Anton cemetery after multiple visits. Paula Whitfield 15 recalls car lights shining on the glow and it jumping to the adjacent stone. Photographer Gill Williams saw a glow but cited town reflections. locals note power outages as possible context.
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Anton High School
Cheryl Givens
Scott Cate
Ronnie Glass Eye
Anton
Bill Williams
Bruce Magness
Avalanche-Journal
Paula Whitfield
Gill Williams
Avalanche- Journal
Cate
Suzy Williams
Ronny Glass
Karen Lyda
Hale County farmer dies in U S 87 crash
Fitz Ervin Benson 27 of Cotton Center area killed when his car veered into a highway culvert on U S 87 about 4:30 a m. His demolished car was found at 6 a m. Funeral and burial plans set at Cotton Center First Baptist Church and Hale Center Cemetery. He belonged to Lemond Masonic Lodge and Plainview clubs. survivors include his mother sister and grandmother.
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Hale Center
Hale County
Here
U. S. 87
Fitz Ervin Benson
Benson
Highway
Tommy Walker
Plainview
Hale Center Funeral Home
Cotton Center First Baptist Church
Claude Tugwell
Hale Center Cemetery
Cotton Center
Lemond Masonic Lodge
Chamber Chief Sees Price Cuts
Washington UPT report notes M A Wright new president of the U S Chamber of Commerce urges price reductions within about six months and calls for restraint over civilian spending rather than tax increases. Wright also warns that higher taxes or wage price controls could be needed in some cases.
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Washington
UPT
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
M. A. Wright
Congress
Wright
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Anniversary Cattle Drive Set For San Antonio to Dodge City
The Texas Longhorn Cattle Breeders Assn plans a modern centennial cattle drive starting San Antonio June 25 and reaching Dodge City July 2. The herd will travel mostly by truck, with portions on foot, and pass through Stonewall Lyndon Johnson country before ending in Vernon and at the Red River crossing south of Altus Oklahoma. The drive will culminate in an auction in Dodge City on July 2.
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UPS
Kansas
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Stonewall
Vernon
Dean
Red River
Altus
Okla
Dodge City
Art J le dhr-Saio
Trio Seized As Suspects In Station Hold Up Case
A lone bandit robbed King Service Station at 1905 Clovis Rd early Sunday taking 25 to 50 dollars. Police stopped a car 15 minutes later and detained two youths ages 17 and 19 and a 23 year old woman, all jailed pending charges. Victim A F Tankersley described the gunman and actions. The trio gave Lubbock and Lamesa addresses.
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King Service Station
Clovis Rd
A. F. Tankersley
14Th St
Tankersley
Floyd Hargrave
J. J. Seal
Avenue H
Lubbock
Lamesa
Weather outlook for Tubbock and Vicinity today
Decreasing cloudiness this morning becomes partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday. Highs in the mid 60s tonight lower 40s east and southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Prepared for varied temperatures across cities listed.
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Tubbock
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