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03 May 1972
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1972
Page
1
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Sen Hubert Humphrey defeats Gov. Jim Wallace in Indiana with a slim margin as supporters celebrate. George McGovern contender Muskie trails with about 63,571 votes and 12 percent, while Jackson of Washington concedes. Humphrey signals intent to press for remaining primaries.
A mine fire swept through the Sunshine Mine near Wallace Idaho killing five workers and trapping seven beneath rugged hills. Sunshine Mine vice president Wallace Wilson said five bodies were counted and 108 men were brought out after the blaze started. He expressed hope for the missing miners.
Morris Turner won the mayoral race by 5497 votes while Carolyn Jordan became the first woman elected to the council. Bryce Campbell edged Jerry Nissar for the final seat as turnout reached 28764 with swearing-in set around 2 p.m. in City Council Chambers.
In a council election Turner defeats rival Rigsby with Turner carrying 33 of 34 boxes. Turner's win comes as Rigsby, Pruitt, and Moe Also Surprised in a tight race April 8. Opposition to a rate hike remains strong with Turner and Mrs Jordan among those resisting final reading.
The last government stronghold in northern Binh Dinh Province fell to the Communists, giving them control of 200000 people and a critical base in the 35 day offensive. South Vietnamese troops and families fled English Landing Zone to the coast under heavy attack and were evacuated by ships.
Mary Dunn 83 a lifelong music advocate and early leader in public schools died Tuesday night in Lubbock after a period of declining health. She had lived in Lubbock 50 years and previously served as the first director of music for the public schools starting in 1922. A memorial service is planned today at 4.00 pm.
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