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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1971

Page

3

Dunbar High School Yearbook Honors Panthers Favorites

Dunbar High distributed the 152 page Panther yearbook with all school favorites. Curtis Gipson head basketball coach and activities director is honored alongside staff recognitions for Jelma Walker and Floyd Harris. Harold Gentry named Mr. Dunbar and Bessie Hughes Miss Dunbar.

Dunbar Curtis Gipson Dunbar High School Panther Sandra Sneed Harold Gentry Jelma Walker Floyd Harris Bessie Hughes Charles Bibbs Stormy Gale Aldridge Lester Newman Janice Pratt Edward David Linda Holmes Larry Collins Cassandra Jackson

Fighting Fair in Love and Marriage Course Offered

Boone County Extension Center sponsors a five week course for married couples titled Fighting Fair in Love and Marriage. The program features weekly classes and aims to improve communication and harmony in relationships.

Columbia, Mo UPI Boone County Extension Center

Raider Urges Auto Pollution Research at EPA Hearings

A Nader task force member called for a moratorium on costly auto styling changes to fund emissions research. John C. Esposito accused automakers of inflating pollution spend and urged a thorough cost inquiry as EPA hearings continue. He highlighted GM spending versus advertising and urged focus on cleaner power systems and future engines.

Washington Nader John C. Esposito Esposito Environmental Protection Agency EPA General Motors Edward N. Cole Cole Edward B. Uhler Lear Motor Corp Uhler

Imported Cadmium Candy Beads Withdrawn Nationwide

The FDA says the imported necklace beads titled Love Beads Flower Power and Flower Child caused at least 15 non fatal cadmium poisonings in children. About 85 bead heads and a medallion are sold in 10 cent packages nationwide. Poisonings were reported in California Washington and Illinois with rapid stomach pains vomiting and lethargy. More than 600 000 packages have been distributed since January 1 by De Candy Co Union City.

Washington UPD Food and Drug Administration FDA Hong Kong California Washington State Illinois Ce de Candy Co Union

Cycle Accident Involves Two Local Teens at Methodist

Two 16 year old boys, identified as Larry Belcher and Mike Hnetlick, were rushed to Methodist Hospital after a motorcycle crash Friday morning. Both teens remained admitted as of the report, with details still developing.

Methodist Hospital Anton Idenitica Larry Belcher Mike Hnetlick

Tragic Journey Baby Tammi Nowak Finds Custody

Four month old Tammi Ann Nowak, born during a Wyoming to Oklahoma trek, was housed by a waitress after a fatal Edmond gas asphyxiation. A court on Thursday awarded Tammi to her grandfather, Clifford Nowak Sr., of Mount Horeb Wisconsin, who had custody.

Oklahoma City Tammi Ann Nowak Edmond Green River Wyo Oklahoma Tammi Nowaks Clifford Nowak Anita Jerri Clifford Nowak, Sr Mount Horeb Wis

Emmy News Special On Pentagon Gets Award

The CBS documentary The Selling of the Pentagon won an Emmy for outstanding news documentary. Producer Peter Davis accepted at the New York Hilton, noting pressure on CBS News. The film faced Nixon era criticisms and a House subpoena for materials. Other Emmys honored CBS and NBC entries in various categories.

New York CBS Peter Davis New York Hilton CBS News House Special Subcommittee On Investigations Network National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences World of Charlie Company John Laurence NBC Fred Freed Public Broadcasting Service Mike Wallace 60 Minutes Gulf of Tonkin Joseph Wershba Burr Tillstrom Kukla Fran and Ollie Leopold Stokowski Harvey Korman Carol Burnett Pentagon Spiro T Agnew Defense Melvin R. Laird House of Representatives George C. Scott Patton Lombardi

Fires at same intersection damage minor car blaze

Fire department responded to two incidents at the same intersection Friday. A car owned by W. R. Ford at 4918 41st St burned with minor damage. A dumpster fire at 11 47 am caused no damage.

10Th Street Flint Avenue W. R. Ford 41St St

Corkscrew Swamp Fire Threatens Ancient Cypress Refuge

Wildfires char 20 000 acres in Collier County as fire crews battle to protect Corkscrew Swamp Audubon sanctuary home to 3 000 to 5 000 year old bald cypress trees. Foresters say the blaze near the refuge endangers a last stand sheltering Florida panthers and bears.

Collier County South Florida Christ i National Audubon Society America Kem Blacker Florida Forestry Department Fort Myers H. Cary Peeples Forestry Division Tallahassee Florida

Blounts Blunder headlines postal gag rule anger

James H. Rademacher head of the National Association of Letter Carriers accuses Postmaster General Blount of trying to gag both Congress and mailmen with a ban on contacting congressional offices about postal matters. Rep Derwinski defends the directive saying it removes politics from the service.

Washington James H. Rademacher Letter Carriers Union Winton M. Blount Congress Edward J. Derwinski R-Ill Rademacher Postal Service House Blount National Association of Letter Carriers Postmaster General Casa Grande Ariz Derwinski

Burglary Charges Filed In Davis Service Station Break-In

John D. White, 30, of 315 E 15th St, was charged after a Davis Service Station break-in on Davis 1330 EF 34th St. Bond set at 5000 dollars. Patrolman Wallace Colburn reported a broken glass door and a foot pursuit ending with White’s capture nearby. Two keys were found at the scene.

John D. White 15Th St Davis 34Th St Wallace Colburn Colburn

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