Court Denies Hearing On Discrimination By Tech Educator
The Fifth U S Circuit Court in New Orleans denied Dr Lola Beth Green an appeal related to a discrimination suit against Texas Tech University seeking promotion and pay equity. Testimony noted a study showing male English professors earned less, while university officials asserted she had not distinguished herself professionally.
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New Orleans
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U. S
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Lorrin Kennamer
University of Texas At Austin
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Nixon Judge Asked To Halt Nuclear Test
Denver based district judge Henry Santa faced arguments over jurisdiction in a bid to stop Rio Blanco underground nuclear detonations. CER Geonuclear and the AEC push the three untied devices near Meeker Colorado under the Plowshare program, while opponents urge halt pending proper permits and environmental review.
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Prayer Hymn on Seasons and Harvest Blessings
A devotional verse by Julien C Hyer recalling Gods provision through May to December Breathing gratitude for spring rain and summer breezes while asking patience during winter storms and trust in autumn harvests for mankind. The poem anchors on Deut 28:12 and divine timing.
Snyder Plant Fined For Air Pollution
American Magnesium and the Texas Attorney General agreed on a penalty for past air pollution rule violations. The company must halt new emissions and plant construction until compliant, and pay $15,000 in state judgment. The plant shut in 1971 and resumed limited testing before halt.
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Mead District Court
Scurry County
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Chamber of Commerce
Snyder
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Boand
General Alexander Vandegrift to be Buried at Arlington
Gen Alexander Vandegrift a Medal of Honor recipient who led Marines in World War II will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. The 86 year old native of Charlottesville Virginia died Tuesday after a period in hospital. Funeral services by the Marine burial detail will be held at Fort Myer Chapel at 3 p.m. The late general commanded the First Marine Division in Guadalcanal and served as the 18th Commandant of the Marine Corps. He was interred in 1949.
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Obituary Briefs for Several Local Residents
Obituaries note services for Irene Mor Boho 58 of 2812 22nd Street and Irla Mor Boho 94 in Lubbock. Funeral details include Brown Service Funeral Homes and Bell Seale in Snyder with burials at Chapel Hill Cemetery. Beecher Swafford 62 of Houston era rites in Carthage with burial at Shady Grove Cemetery. Spencer R Graham 78 Lea County rancher services in Lovington with burial at Lovington Cemetery. Pearl Tatum 35 of 4307 F 64th Ave to be buried in City of Lubbock Cemetery. James Bryan Hulse 4 of Whitharral rites in Littlefield with burial at Littlefield Memorial Park. Burial plans and hospital dates vary by case.
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22Nd St
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Ropesville
Hawthorn Funeral’ Home
Carthage
Shady Grove
Swafford
Il Campo
Spencer R. Graham
Lea County
N.M
Smith-Rogers Funeral Home
Lovington
Graham
Magzie
Good Samaritan
Pearl Tatum
ajSts
St. Luke Baptist Church
City of Lubbock
Jamison Funeral Home
Trum
Methodist Hospital
James Bryan
Hulse
Whitharral
First Baptist Church of
Littlefield
Littlefield Memorial Park
Hammons
West Texas
Lubbock area clubs host meetings and a dance fundraiser
News briefs list events and notices across Lubbock: AARP unit hosts a covered dish supper at 6 10 p.m. in the Arnett Benson Room of Texas Commerce Bank with George Mann briefing on defensive driving. American Cancer Society holds its annual meeting at 7 30 p.m. at Gridiron Restaurant with reports and officer elections. Arrowhead District Round Table meets at First Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p.m. Theme is the America Fiesta Dance No. 2. A fundraiser dance at Reese AFB base recreation center Friday features The Brivemas and donations at the door to support the 1972 Fiesta. Chamber of Commerce meeting postponed to May 24 to allow travel for funding talks on Lubbock Lake and Bicentennial projects. Police report Ronald Coleman, 21, wounded in a residence shooting. suspect named as Fidencia Maya, 44, hospitalized. New officers named for Amherst Lions Club led by B J Burnditt. Funeral services set for J C Taylor in O'Donnell. H H Parker of Hart buried in Liberty Hill Cemetery after a heart attack.
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Laubbock
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Services Set for Mrs Lala Carpenter in Levelland
Funeral services for Mrs. Lala Carpenter, 0, of Gordon Georgia, will be held Friday at the First United Methodist Church in Levelland with Rev. Alby J. Cockrell officiating. Burial will follow in Levelland City Cemetery under George Price Funeral Home directions.
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Lala Carpenter
Gordon
First United Methodist Church of
Alby J. Cockrell
Arkansas
Hockley County
Hereford
King’s Manor Rest Home
Obituary for Clarence Bass 74 Former Lubbock Official
Services for Clarence Bass 74 former Lubbock resident are set for 2 30 p m at First Baptist Church Fairfield. Bass died Tuesday after surgery in Corsicana Hospital. He served as deputy at Lubbock County Clerk's Office and as county clerk of Hockley County. Survived by wife Mary daughter Mrs Jay Maynard of Lawton Oklahoma and three grandchildren.
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Lubbock
Obituary for Bill Caraway SPUR Services
Bill Caraway 53 died Tuesday at St. Marys Hospital Spur. Funeral at 5 p.m. today at First United Methodist Church Spur with Rev. Charles Gates and others officiating. Burial in Spur Cemetery. Survived by wife Emma Aguilar and two sons, a daughter, sister and several relatives. Pallbearers named. He worked for the state welfare office in Spur and was a World War II veteran.
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Lubbock
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Norris Taylor
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Texas Christian University
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Lovington
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Billy Branen
R. V. Pace
Houston
Cash Wiseman
Obituary notices for Roy L. Howell and Susie Sides
Roy L. Howell 65 of Meadow died at St Marys of the Plains Hospital after months of illness. Services pending at Bacon Weights Baptist Church with burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Susie Sides found dead in a Plainview Holiday Inn Motel. autopsy ordered by Justice Glenn Stone. Survivors include husband Pete A. and two daughters Julie and Candy.
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57Th St
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Kidney Disease Victim In Brownfield Dies
Jerry Glenn Wilson 21 of Brownfield died in Denton from glomerulonephritis. He was married to Annett and awaited their first child. A community drive raised funds for the transplant and medical costs. Services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Calvary Baptist Church with burial in Brownfield Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, daughter, his father M. W. of Clarksville, two brothers Billy and John, and two sisters Jo Ann Swan and Ola Crick.
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South Plains
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John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Annett
Amarillo
Terry County
Lubbock
Calvary Baptist Church
Clarence Branch
Jo Ann Swan
Ola Crick
Hinton
Okla
Military Panel Approves Nominee for Army Secretary
Washington AP report says Howard H. Callaway won Senate Armed Services Committee approval for the Army secretary nomination. The measure advances to the full Senate for final consideration.
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Howard H. Callaway
Secretary of the Army
iSenate Armed Services Committee
Senate
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