Heatly blamed for retirement of welfare worker in Texas
AP reports House Appropriations Chairman W S Heatly allegedly pushed welfare worker Cleo F Grimes to retire from his district. Deputy Welfare Commissioner Herbert C Wilson denied the charge. Grimes offered to transfer, citing Heatly political pressure, while Heatly refused comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioner
Herbert C. Wilson
Cleo F. Grimes
House General Investigating Committee
Welfare Department
Menton Murray
Harlingen
Shawver
Wilson
Grimes
Department
William Gibbs
Heatly
State Office
Area Students Named Editors at West Texas State
Leona Harms of Littlefield and James Sharp of Seagraves named to head student publications at West Texas State University for fall. Harms will edit the Prairie and Sharp will edit the Le Mirage. Other staff include Sandra Wright Greg Densmore Jim Steiert and Linda Lockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainsman Press
South Plains College
Levelland
Sharp
Sandra Wright
Pampa
Greg Densmore
Sweetwater
Jim Steiert
Hart
WTSU Chooses Wichita State Dean as Business School Leader
Dr. Eldon Curtis Lewis, 37, of Wichita State University, is named dean of West Texas State University School of Business effective July pending Board of Regents approval. He succeeds C. C. Callarman who retires from the post but remains on the teaching faculty after serving since 1956. Lewis joined Wichita State as accounting chair in 1967 and became assistant dean before being elevated to dean last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Eldon Curtis Lewis
Wichita State University
West Texas State University
University Board of Regents
Lewis
College of Business Administration
Wichita State
C. C. Callarman
Callarman
School of Business
Department of Accounting
University of Missouri
Mistrial Declared in Heroin Sale Case
Judge Robert C. Wright declared a mistrial in the 137th District Court as jurors heard testimony in the Joe Luna case. Officer Ed Hernandez testified about undercover heroin transactions on February 19, 1970, including Luna selling two packets for $15 before the judge ruled certain statements unresponsive and prejudicial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Wright
137Th District Court
Joe Luna
E. 35Th St
Wright
Ed Hernandez
Lubbock Police Department
A. W. Salyars
Hernandez
Luna
Herenandez
NMJC Instructor Gets New Post
Howard Kipple, longtime NMJC instructor and computer programmer, is named director of institutional data processing effective July 1. A former Hobbs math teacher, he holds bachelor and master degrees from the University of Arkansas and pursued further graduate work at Western Illinois University. His duties cover data processing for inventory, class rolls, class cards, state reports and payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOBBS
Howard Kipple
New Mexico Junior College
NMJC
Kipple
University of Arkansas
Western Illinois University
Thieu Announces South Vietnam Cease-Fire Plans
Saigon president Nguyen Van Thieu announced a 24 hour cease-fire in South Vietnam to mark Buddha's birthday anniversary Sunday. He gave no details but said further information would be released later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Nguyen van
Thieu
South Vietnam
Buddha
Deputies Probe Safe Burglary at Handy Food Center
Deputies continued the investigation into a safe burglary at Handy Food Center in Wolfforth. Thieves pried the front door, cracked the safe, and escaped with 1700 in cash eight radios five cameras 15 watches cigarettes and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Deputies
Handy Food Center
Wolfforth
Birth announcements from area families report multiple newborns
The notice lists several births at St Marys and Lubbock Osteopathic and Methodist Hospitals. Parents and occupations include Edwin Gulley a data processing programmer at TIME-DC, Gene Layton Stinnett a PBX installer for Southwestern Bell, Patricio Luera at Dr Pepper Bottling Co, and others. Twin births and a Philippines-based military father are noted.
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Edwin D. Gulley
Send Sr
St. Mary's Hospital
TIME
Gene Layton Stinnett
St Mary's Hospital
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Patricio Luera
Anne
Lauf
Porter Hospital
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Makers Sold Drugs Despite July Ban
FDA documents show cyclamate containing products remained on shelves for up to nine months after a July 1 1970 ban. Dr. Charles Edwards heads the FDA and faces criticism for weak enforcement and agreeing to market surveys before action. Abbott Laboratories planned to sell remaining Sucaryl stock despite the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Charles C. Edwards
FDA
House Subcommittee
Edwards
House Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Abbott ‘Laboratories of
Chicago
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Texas Tech Coeds among Miss Wool and Mohair Finalists
Three Texas Tech coeds Rhonda Lewis Vicki Ray and Francine Tippen rise as finalists in the 20th Miss Wool and Mohair of Texas contest slated May 21 to 25 in Dallas. Reigning Miss Judy Womack will crown her successor at the Dallas Apparel Mart and Texas hopes for national representation in June.
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San Angelo
Texas Tech
E Ray
Seminole
Francine
Tippen
Paducah
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Association
Rand
The
Mohair Council of America
Judy Womack
Hillsboro
Texas
Dallas Apparel Mart
Miss Womack
Carolyn Cole
Sterling City
Angelo State University
Deborah Crouch
Dallas
Tyler Junior College
Elizabeth Hunter
Texas Christian University
Jo Ann Ivy
University of Texas
Sally Heap
Temple
Cathy McCartney
Stephen F. Austin State University
Sherman
Michelle Magers
University of Texas At Arlington
Nancy Martin
Houston
University of Houston
Dana Palmie
South Texas Junior College
Sandi Tomczak
Wharton County
Berkeley Draft Office Ransacked After Antiwar Rally
About 300 protesters from UC Berkeley blocked University Avenue and marched through downtown, smashing a draft office and two bank windows. A secretary was injured by a typewriter as files and officer equipment were scattered. police arrived after the demonstrators fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Selective Service
Washington, D.C
Bank of American
United California Bank
University of California
University Avenue
University City
Sproul Plaza
Capitol
Graduation Week At Texas Tech Sets Testing and Commencement
Final exams begin at Texas Tech as the university nears the end of the academic year. Commencement on May 15 will confer degrees on about 2,700 graduates with Army and Air Force ROTC commissioning earlier that day. President Pecora will deliver the address as enrollment hits a record 19,491. Summer term starts May 31 with residence halls opening May 32. Lubbock Christian College finishes finals May 14 ahead of its first four year commencement in 1972.
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Texas Tech
Tech Board of Regents
Tech
University Center
William T. Pecora
Lubbock Christian College
Teen Passes London Driving Test After Reading Instructions
John Fox, 18, passed his road test on the first attempt after studying 15 written lessons. He has been deaf and mute since birth.
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London
John. Fox
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Linda Lockett
el Paso
le Mirage
WTSU
Lubbock Jaycees
James Womack
George Gandy
Ronald Key
Larry Anderson
Glenn Horbratschk
Pat Donley
Globe Shopping City
Department Agriculture
Weiners
Camelot
U.S.D.A
INSP
BLACK
Hormel Bacon
Pkes
Gebhardt
Vom
STAR
California
Florida
Globe Foods
34Th& Ave. Q
Jerry Wayne Brown
Baylor
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Tg&y
Raymond R. Volanos
2Nd St
Fort Eustis
Modesto P. Hinojosa Jr
Cornell
B&l Custom Millwork Inc
Elio Zarate
Gibson’s Discount Center
Joe L. Ray
23Rd St
Methodist Hospital
Minton Landscape Co
Lorenzo Martinez
Air Force
Philippines
David Jack Joy
45Th St
Silver Burdett
Allas
Clyde Booth
Route 5
Wabbock
Jin Methodist Hospital
Mark
Lubbock
EDAC
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