Six level plan outlined for $50 million medical complex
Caudle Rowlett and Scott of Houston propose a six level medical campus with 770000 square feet and 2000 beds linked to a teaching hospital. First phase 300 beds funded by the county with potential federal aid. Regents discuss affiliations with Amarillo and expansions including a veterinary and pharmacy schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caudle, Rowlett and Scott
Houston
Buesseler
Lubbock
Amarillo
Northwest Texas Hospital
el Paso
Sixeman
Junell
Reading School Summer Enrollment Now In Progress
Reading Study Skills Institute advertises modern way to learn old fashioned fundamentals of reading spelling and creative writing with continuous enrollment. Orientation and evaluation underway. classes begin June 14 1971 at 3432 59th Street contact fd 799 4808 formerly Monterey Prof. Bldg.
Freedom May Be Near Murder Conviction Set Aside
Ed gar H. Smith, long a death row inmate, won a 3rd Circuit appeal overturning his unsigned coerced confession. The court ordered New Jersey to retry within 60 days or release. Smith, 37, was convicted of the 1957 murder of 15-year-old Victoria Zielinski in Mahwah and has written on prison life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Edgar H. Smith
John J. Gibbons
U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Smith
Gibbons
Bergen County
Robert Dilts
3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Stephen Lichtenstein
Lichtenstein
Victoria Zielinski
Mahwah,.j
New York City
Texas Tech professors map early Southwest water systems
Two Texas Tech professors Joseph E. Minor and Seymour V. Connor presented for ASCE in Fort Worth on historic water supply and irrigation in the Southwest. Their research traces 150 miles of Hohokam irrigation ditches in Arizona around 800 A D and the first large all steel dam in the Southwest built by the Santa Fe Railroad in 1898. They also document the first regional hydroelectric works at Austin in 1891 and an early municipal water system in San Antonio, the only operating Spanish aqueduct in the country. The project is sponsored by the National Park Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Minor
Seymour V. Connor
American Society of Civil Engineers
ASCE
Fort Worth
Arizona
Southwest
Santa Fe Railroad
Austin
San Antonio
National Park Service
Tulia Trustees Win Regional National School Board Award
The Tulia Public Schools board of trustees is named a regional first place winner in the National School Board Awards Program. They will be honored at an appreciation dinner by the Tulia Classroom Teachers Association for work in vocational education at the senior and junior high levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulia
Tulia Public Schools’ Board of Trustees
National School Board
Tulia Classroom Teachers Association
Ezra Jones
Thom McAn’ Shoe Company
National Education Association
Tulsa Classroom Teachers 'Association
Houston’ Independent
Texas
Friendswood Independent School District
Friendswood
Board of Trustees of
Canyon
Indiana
Texas Troupe Rehearsals Set
CANYON Special Actors and hospitality crew for the 1971 Texas production will rehearse May 23 at Brand ing Iron Theater on the West Texas State University campus. The cast nears completion and will rehearse eight hours daily until June 24 in Palo Duro Canyon amphitheater. Public relations director Mrs Ples Harper notes the lengthy camp builds endurance and learning. Summer entertainment is directed by William Moore Margaret Echols Moore Royal Brantley and Neil Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Texas
West Texas State University
Palo Duro Canyon
Ples Harper
William
Moore
Margaret Echols
Royal Brantley
Neil Hess
Pioneer Roundup Opens in Plainview With Parade and Dinner
The 43rd Pioneer Roundup begins in Plainview with a 10 a.m. reception at the Hale County Agriculture Center. A 3 p.m. parade, 6 p.m. supper, and 8 p.m. program include the naming of Pioneer Woman of the Plains. Square dancing follows, with Wayland College students providing country music and Wayland College student Romi Patrick and Plainview Mayor Louis Thomas among speakers.
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Plainview
Plains
Hale County Agriculture Center
Gram
Wayland College
Louis iThomas
Romi
Li Patrick
Business and Professional Women's Club
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Eeath
Bill Collins
Regents
W. W. Nicklaus
Dick Brooks
Bill McClendon
Steve Walters
Louis Finney
Gary Gray
Caudle
Rowlett
Scott
Juwell
Tech
State Coordinating Board
Texas Tech
W. M. Whyburn
M. Wiggins
M. Jones
R. .C. Goodwin
J. Roy Wells
Willa Vaughn Tinsley
Judson Williams
Ring
The
Tech Foundation
Thenniversity
Jonell
Regent Field Scovell
Dallas
Grover E. Murray
Clifford B. Jones
Jones Stadium
Deavers
Audrey
James Granberry
Deaton, Rigsby
Jack Baker
Indiana Avenue
4Th
19Th Streets
University Avenue
Trent
Campbell
Scovell
Clint. Formby
Hereford
Collins
Williams
Charles Scruggs
Idr
John Hinchey
Waggoner Carr
Reading School
Fundamentals
Institute
59Th Street
Monterey
Carry
Cowl Bae As
Fan
Ae Rey
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Texas’ Troupe
Wall
Rset
U. V. Blake Record Center
34Th St
Ave. X
Brookshire
Jake Miller
Veterans Foreign Wars
First State Bank OF
Shallowater
Corral Club
Denny Barrett
Country Sounds
Quirt
Country Club
HAM & Swiss
IRINK
PRI
Tibet
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