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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1975

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Stans Fined $5,000 in Campaign Finance Case

Former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans was fined the maximum $5,000 with no jail time on five misdemeanor counts related to campaign finances. He pleaded guilty to three counts of reporting violations and two counts of nonwillful acceptance of funds under the 1971 federal campaign law.

Maurice H. Stans Washington UPI Commerce Richard M. Nixon U.S John Lewis Smith Stans Nixon See Stans

U.S. Warplanes Sink Cambodian Patrol Boats in Mayaguez Crisis

U.S. warplanes sank three Cambodian navy patrol boats and crippled four more to stop efforts to take crewmen from the captive cargo ship Mayaguez. Pentagon officials said Cambodian craft fired on helicopters, prompting the strikes near Koh Tang island.

Washington U.S Mayaguez Pentagon Eee Ron Nessin Nessen Pees Gulf of Thailand Vanes Pentacon van Joseph Lattin Rohgon Cambodia Hue Senate Magneties Koh Tang Mainlan Pentarzon Joseph’ Ay

Council Postpones Decision On Signs

City council postpones ruling on sign abatement and restric tions for non conforming signs. Plans proposed eight year and five year abatement periods with no consensus. Campbell suggests revisiting the issue after broader zoning discussion.

Vaughn Hendrie Avalanche-journal Bryce Campbell Cammpbell Fred Senter

Bryce Campbell Suspended by Texas Dental Board

Lubbock city councilman Dr. Bryce Campbell has his dental license suspended for 60 days starting July 1 with five years probation. He pleaded no contest to allowing dental assistants to perform licensed-only work. he plans to appeal and expects a final board hearing later in the month.

W. Eugene Smith Avalanche-Journal Texas Board of Dental Examiners Bryce Campbell Lubbock Campbell Noto Contendre Examiners Board Carl Hardin Mardin

Marines Sent To Thailand As Crisis With Cambodia Deepens

The United States dispatched about 1100 Marines to U Tapao airbase in Thailand amid the seizure of an American merchant ship by Cambodian forces. Bangkok demanded their withdrawal as anti American protests erupt at Bangkok airport and with signs calling for U.S. troops to leave. The ship remains in Cambodian waters while officials assess the risk and possible action.

Bangkok UPI United States Thailand U.K Charles Whitehouse Ford USS Southeast Asia U.S. Air Force CMS U Tapaonly Siam Ervey Kunkrit Pra

Four Finance Bills Await House Vote In Texas

In Austin the House prepared for votes on four comprehensive substitute finance bills tied to the governor's weighted pupil plan. An early amendment was approved 84 43 reducing the school year to 174 days to save money and ease transition to a quarter system.

Austin, Tex House Bill Clayton John Hoestenbach Odessa Hoestenbach

Twisters Ravage State Amid Severe Storm Warnings

A violent storm outbreak hit the state with tornadoes hail and floods. One diverster killed a minister and his wife near Coleman as authorities warned of continuing severe weather across North and Central Texas with high winds and lightning.

Sung Coleman Vernac Yrady Leon Senate Samuel Taylor Worth Chaida Tay

Coronado Senior Wins Top Honors at School Awards

David Johnson, a Coronado High School senior, earned two major honors at the school publications recognition assembly. He received the Most Valuable Staffer Award for the yearbook and the American Newspaper Publishers Association Quill and Scroll Award for the best high school photograph. Kay Harris presented the awards. Kathy Beschl received the Most Valuable Staffer Award for The Coronado Crest. Mis Molly Mill nap was named Teacher of the Year. retiring teachers were Kisve Andress, Fay Clary, and C.C. Williams.

Coronado David Johnson Lowell Johnson 20Th St American Newspaper Publishers Association-Quill & Scroll David Coronado Cress Jay Harris Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Coronado High School 20Th SL Tograph Coronado Crest Kay Harris Labboeck Avalanche-Journal Tanner Laine Avalanche-Jount Kathy Beschl Kathy Avalanche, Journal and American Newspaper Publishers Association Future Teachers of America Molly Millnap Kisve Andress Fay Clary C.C. Willams

Civil Appeals Court Rules For Bell

The 3rd Court of Civil Appeals ruled Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. cannot be halted from raising in state long distance rates by 45 million dollars annually in Texas. Attorney General John Hill announced an appeal and urged action. The district court injunction remains in force during the appeal with 18 days for a rehearing and 20 days for a writ of error.

Austin Tex Cap 3Rd Court of Civil Appeals Suoday Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Texas Ady John Hill Hill Bell Witels Texas Supreme Court Thi Owe

Ex-Candidate Arraigned On Disorderly Conduct Charge

A former candidate, 24, of Joe Sue Moones, was arraigned in County Court-at-Law Judge Thomas Clinton on misdemeanor disorderly conduct for displaying a deadly weapon at a Togalt primary school. Bail set at $400. Evidence alleges he disrupted three classrooms at the elementary school on a Tuesday afternoon.

Cand. Tor Togalt Cradalpe MN. Ave

Hearing on natural gas priority set Thursday

A Federal Power Commission hearing on irrigation gas priority is scheduled for Thursday in Lubbock before Judge Curtis L. Wan Nee Jr. The El Paso Natural Gas petition seeks lower pricing parity, prompting farmer concerns that gas supplies could tighten during drought and pumping needs. Local irrigation groups fear the ruling may set a precedent affecting other gas suppliers.

West Texas Tao Tweedas iLathbool Feder Power Commission Tive Ling Dodge Curtis L. Wannee Jr Washington Dac Phoenix Aziz Albuquerque FRC Dil Paso Naturalius Co Commission von Sta Miboush el Paso

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