Heart Seminar To Attract Crowd In Lubbock
A May 10 seminar on heart disease prevention titled Eat to Your Heart's Content aims to draw about 2000 people from Lubbock and the South Plains. Five speakers from Lubbock and Texas Tech will discuss risk factors and diet, with mini lessons on adapting recipes to healthier choices.
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Avalanche-Journal
Heart
Lubock
South Plains
Edward O. Downs
R. L. Weddige
Mina W. Lamb
Pherson
Madrid Demonstrators Demand Frana Catholic Church Split
Madrid protesters chanted against the Franc government and called for ministers to resign while marching past the army general's office and police headquarters. Police redirected the crowd away from Cardinal Taranc?n's headquarters as banners demanded justice for the red bishops.
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Tomas Garicone Goni
Vicente Cardinal Enrique Tarancen
Madrid
Doctor Shoots Family in Dallas Tragedy
Dr Waldemar F Henniger 50 shot his sleeping wife and two children then killed himself after heart surgery left him depressed police said Four were killed Teresa 6 Mary Frances 5 and son Mark 1 year John survived two others wounded in Parkland Hospital Mrs Henniger 40 critically wounded Three neighbors described a grim scene at the two story home as firemen entered to find blood stained rooms and a grim police investigation underway
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UPA
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Mary Frances
Mark
Henniger
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Area Resident Named Library Systems Head
Mrs. Mervyn Igo of Plainview was elected president of the Lubbock Area Library System. Greeley Sanders of Slaton becomes VP, Mrs. John Redfern of Midland secretary, and Rev. George Miller re elected Post Library representative. Election held in Hemphill Wells Gold Room with sixteen member libraries represented.
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Hemphill- Wells
South Plains Mall
Electric Revenue Bond Election Issues Noted
The article outlines major arguments for keeping LP and L to foster competition and lower costs. It notes surplus revenues directed to the general city fund and a 23 cent tax-rate impact. LP and L officials cite a 1971 Federal Power Commission report showing large savings in electric bills for Lubbock residents, about 3.3 million dollars that year.
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Federal Power Commission
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