Clark Equipment Hancock Division Reopens After May Tornado
Clark Equipment Co top executive W E Schirmer visited Lubbock Hancock Division showing a rebuilt plant with a new integrated layout. He cited over 5 million dollars in rebuilding costs and prospects for expansion as labor needs rise toward 650 by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Z.igler
Avalanche-Journal
Clark Equipment Company
Hancock
Lubbock
W. E. Schirmer
Clark Equipment Co
Buchanan
Mich
Loop 289
Amarillo Highway
Schirmer
Clark
Jit
Trasbork
Clark’s
3 3 Schirmer
United States
Clars
Phillip Hoel
Ers
Hoel
Hub City
Schirmler
Hancock Manufacturing Co
Hancock Division
Chirmer
Hancock Division Management Association
Food price jump seen at ten percent rise in 1973
Washington AP figures project food prices up about 9 to 10 percent in 1973 led by a 5.5 percent rise for meals out. The Outlook and Situation Board notes weather and production constraints may limit gains and hints at a possible slight year end decline.
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Washington
Ann Brown
Washington, D.C
Agriculture Department
Outlook and Situation Board
Tne
Guilty Pleas Entered In Court Action
Judge Robert C. Wright presided over five guilty pleas and a probation revocation in 137th District Court. Soroco Casares 25 pled guilty to forging a check with five years probation and 578 restitution. Raymond R. Moreno 17 pled guilty to auto burglary with two years probation. Cleddy Burris 61 pled guilty to DWI with two years probation. Stephen S. Golden 20 pled guilty to burglary with three years probation. Mingo P. Britten Jr. 22 had probation revoked and received three years probation after burglary convictions and new charges. he plans to appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Wright
137Th District Court
Soroco Casares
Sherman St
Raymond R. Moreno
E.ast St
Cleddy Burris
Seagraves
Stephen S. Golden
45Th St
Wright
Mingo P. Britten ,Jr
Britten
Court of Criminal Appeals
Testimony details argument before fatal shooting at night club
James Black testified of a heated argument between Tearden and John Stiggers near the 300 block of Ith Street before Larry Howden Jr. was shot. He said Charles Stiggers warned that his brother would not be hurt, then fired as Howden advanced. Black placed John Florence near Howden when he fell. The prosecution closed its case. defense witnesses set for Thursday ahead of jurors’ deliberation.
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James Black
Charles Stiggers
Larry Howden Jr
Chad
I1th Street
Black
Tearden
John Stiggers
John
Stiggers
Blair
Stiggers Brothers
Bowden
Charles
Howden
John Forence
John Florence
Florence
Bawden
Howard C. Davison
99Th District Court
Witesses
Birth Announcement for Mer weighianh teaits Teves
Congratulations to Capt and Mrs Kener ee Mss Tuner Reese Tillage on the birth of Mer weighianh teaits Teves at Korat ANT Hospital. The father is a welding foreman for Isvioen Manutaciuttie.
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Kener
Reese Tillage
Mer Weighianh Teaits
Tie Atm
Tnursias
Korat Ant Hospital
Titi Peas
Dar Ighier Weighing
Biot
Wolttacths
Iain
Phe
Isvioen Manutaciuttie
Recovery Inc to discuss patient aid in Lubbock meeting
Irv Finkler of Dallas, Recovery Inc national services representative, will discuss forming a local Recovery Inc group at Bethel Temple Church 36th Street and Avenue K. The meeting with leaders of local agencies aiding mental institution retrain ees is set for 4 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irv Finkler
Dallas
Recovery, Inc
Lubbock
Finkler
Bethel Temple Church
36Th Street
Avenue K
Iav Finkler
Agency To Aid Patients Sought In Dallas Meeting
Iav Finkler of Dallas advocates an agency to prevent relapse in former mental patients. A meeting is set for 4 p m at Bethel to discuss formation and aims of the group.
Phagan Admits Notary Statement To Be False
Wichita Falls AP Dist Atty Jim Phagan admitted in a hearing he is accused of professional misconduct that a document assigning him oil and gas lease interests contained false statements. The case, brought by the State Bar of Texas, centers on a 1969 divorce matter where Phagan acted as private attorney for Les Hankey. He testified that a notary acknowledgment dated June 4 1969 was not taken on that date and Hankey was not present as stated.
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Wichita Falls
Jim Phagan
Ant
Phagan
State Bar of
Phajgan
Attorjney
Les Hankey
Denver
Colo
Dustin Filmore
Carla Hardy
Hankey
Throckmorton — County
Lubbock Ava
Anche Journal
Sih
Avenue I
Luibbock
Texas
P.O
Lubbock
Mommseve Sun
Carlsbad Judge Allows Adult Trial for Paula Stewart
Judge D D Archer of the Seventh District orders 17 year old Paula Stewart to stand trial in district court as an adult for the April 26 shooting death of her husband Gary Neal Stewart 23 of Carlsbad The ruling ends her juvenile jurisdiction and bars a preliminary hearing while noting sufficient evidence and community safety concerns The bond remains at 10000 and custody continues while rehabilitation options are deemed unavailable.
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Corresanten
Calasbad
D. D. Archer
Sth Judicial District Court
Paula Stewart
Gary Neal Stewart
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Stewart
Pecan
Eddy County
A. Ron Hoffman
Carlsbad Regional Medical Center
Archer
Children’s Cour
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Shu
Isculpt
Mathers
South Plains
IBM
Lexington
Kentucky
IBM “Executive
Wolfe Office Equipment Co
Toll Ave. M
Lenox China
Genunt
Venus
William Fe, Schirmer
Conti Commodity Services Division
Continental Grain Company
Portugal
Lenny
Anderson
Monterey
West Texas
Finest Jewelers
Monterey Center
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