West Texas State University student officers removed by court
West Texas State University officials say the student Supreme Court removed the April 16 sworn officers for not meeting constitution and grade requirements. President-elect John Nathan Stark and vice president-elect Tom Rose faced injunctions. Gary Blassett to assume the presidency with new officers to be elected next fall. Davis had sued the ousted leaders and other past officials, but the court dismissed those claims. Pro Stark supporters packed the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Supreme Court
WTSU
South Plains College
Levelland
Rose
Gary Blassett
Danny Needham
Dan Perry
Plainview
Davis
Gary Story
Student Senate
John Teters
Rules Committee
Monahans Escapee Missing Woman Suspect Heads to Dallas
A two year old woman, one of seven prisoners who escaped Monahans jail, was being sought in Dallas on forgery charges. Deputies say she planned to go to Dallas after the escape and may have warned the jail, though she reportedly tried to call. The escape began when a prisoner struck a jailer with a pipe, leading to the theft of a deputy’s gun and car. Two recaptured suspects returned to Monahans. four others were believed near Atlanta, Georgia. Credit cards from a Midland doctor were found along the highway near Tyler as part of the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Ward
MonAhans
Bobby Kay Winters
Coleman
Miss Winters
Midland
Ashcraft
Texas
Atlanta
Tyler
Births Reported Across Lubbock Area Hospitals
A series of birth notices from multiple families in Lubbock area hospitals lists newborns with weights ranging from 4 pounds 11 ounces to 9 pounds 2 ounces. Parents include Perez, Latinas, Martinez, Shiers, Minor, VanHoose, Veyto, Lepard, Baughoum, Alaranza, Flores Jr., with occupations noted such as laborer, student, and factory worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonaslo Martinez
Methodist Hospital
Mistletoe Transit Company
Lawrence Lepard
Texas Tech
Shop Rite Warehouse
Jimmy Baughoum
Rt. 13
Lubbock
Reese Air Force Base
Lucio Flores Jr
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
City of
Public auction for assorted freight and estate notices
Auction listing shows items from ladies swimsuits to pottery and tools consigned to various stores and firms. It notes sale at 2604 Texas Ave on May 2 1971 and includes probate notices for the estate of Etta R Couch in Lubbock County Texas and FCC broadcasting license renewal details for KKAL Denver City Texas with public inquiry invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernetts ‘Fashion
Astoria
N.Y
Frank Drug
Certian
Pata
Super Drug
Camden
EL Paso
Tex
Little Falls
N.J
Manhattan
Gien Rock
Nij
Cing Steel
Whitney Rand Mty
Hawthine
Tulsa
Okla
W-B
Wanderers
Wallingford
Conn
Greg Copeland, Inc
Passaic
Peter's Bag Corp
New York
Camp. West, Inc
Phoenix
Ariz
Texas Ave
Southside
T.i.m.e.dc
Etta R. Couch
Unia
Lub
Bock County
Texas
Lsw
Ralph Riddel
National ‘Bank
Aspiermont
Hale
Ralph Riddell
Lubbock County
Claude ‘Calvin McAdams
KKAL
Denver City
FCC
Wip
Yeonse
Bole
Claude Galvin’ McAdams
Commission
Washington, D, DC
Walter .Holland
4Th
Nixon aide defends police actions in antiwar protests
A White House aide said reports of indiscriminate arrests during weeklong antiwar demonstrations were exaggerated. He noted Nixon was satisfied with police, National Guard and federal force conduct, while acknowledging some innocent bystanders and reporters were caught in detentions. The aide cited rehabilitation of permits and enforcement as justified under extraordinary circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Nixon
National Guard
White House
Ail
Justice Department
Justice
Metropolitan Police
District of Columbia
Jerry V. Wilson
Wilson
West Potomac Park
Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials
John N. Mitchell
San Clemente
Calif
Palm Springs
D.C. Coliseum
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
EPA vows strict auto emission rules despite cost fears
EPA chief William Ruckelshaus said the agency will fully enforce 1975 76 emission standards, denying suspensions even if one firm meets them. Automakers Ford and Volkswagen questioned feasibility and suggested higher costs for buyers could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ruckelshaus
Congress
Detectives Silent On Ice Cream Theft
A thief stole 15 dollars worth of ice cream from a Foremost dairy truck parked on 3200 block of East 3rd Place The robbers forced a lock and fled with unspecified flavors, while investigators withheld flavor details from the probe.
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Foremost Airy Co
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
John Ashcraft
Jones-Blair
Bbcteate
Nine Seas
Sts Saat
En Eee
Paul Graham CO
Ave. N
Higginbotham-Bartlett CO
Hester Hardware
34Th & Indiana
Pittsburg
Sherwin Williams
Valspar Paints
Nick Perez
Duke
Apt. A
Laut Clinic
Porter’ Hospital
Precce
Glenn Iveyumbin
Derlis Latinas
Sauf Clair-Porter Hospital
Lee Mason
David Shiers
26Th St
Kalua Kal Aquarium
John Minor
Sammy VanHoose
Navy
Florencio Veyto
Hancock Manufacturing Co
Taha R. Alaranza
Stanford St
Roland Simpson
56Th St
Amarillo
Lubbock Country Club
James A. Ellis
7Th Court of Civil Appeals
Coffee Conner
Kenneth Leslie
55Th St
Ford
Volkswagen
Kathy
Jani
Che
310 Avenue 9
Buider Bes Seafood Inn
T. Family Restaurant
Hamburger
N. University
W. St. Plainview
Big Shef Special
Winner's
Lew Dee
Mitnighters
Winner's Circle
Salditamy
Dorothy Blakley
Palm Room
Idalou Hwy
First State Bank OF
Shallowater
Country Club
Gunda
Emily Deay
P.M
Taco Pot
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