Eight-Year-Old Suspect Held After Pistol Affray
An eight year old boy fired at or threatened three playmates in a Pine Street residence and was turned over to juvenile probation officers after admitting to taking a revolver and ammunition in a burglary on Ave C. Three other youths, ages 9 10 and 11, were also turned over to juvenile authorities for vandalism at Modern Manor Apartments. Damage from incidents at multiple locations is being assessed.
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Policemen Issue Kits To Oakland Tourists
Oakland police and the Chamber of Commerce launch a welcome plan for visitors. Officers will cue motorists to pull over and hand out courtesy information kits containing brochures about Oakland instead of issuing traffic citations.
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Spanish Contest Winners Named In Plains Area
The Llano Estacado Chapter announced winners of the National Spanish Examination at its spring meeting in Levelland on Saturday. First place in early years went to Cecilia Moss of Monterey High School and Juanita Samaniego of Littlefield. Other top placers included Leslie Moss of Atkins and Armando Alejandro of Lubbock High, Kit ty Carter of Monterey, Manuel Mendez of Plainview, Vickie Peters of Plainview, and Marvin Shortes of Coronado High. Dr. Scottie Tucker was elected president with Sue Stagner as vice president and Frank Gonzales as executive secretary.
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American Association of Spanish and
Levelland
Cecilia Moss
Monterey High School
Juanita Samaniego
Littlefield High School
Leslie Moss
Atkins High School
Armadova Alejandro
Lubbock High School
Kitty Carter
Manuel Mendez
Plainview
Vickie Peters
Marvin Shortes
Coronado High School
Scottie Tucker
Sue Stagner
Frank Gonzales
Fern Jones
Senate to Probe Puzzles of Bioethics in Capitol Hearings
Senate government operations hearings broaden from a Mondale bill on a national health science commission to public debate on future biomedicine. Nobel laureate Joshua Lederberg warns life extension could outpace health and intellect, while concerns grow over drug use in water to curb crime and illness.
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Senate Government Operations Subcommittee
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
National Commission On Health, Science and Society
Mondale
National Commission
Joshua Lederberg
Subcommittee
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Keto
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