Police to Get $72,391 Federal Grant for Lubbock
Austin special report says Lubbock police will receive $72,391 from a federal grant approved by Gov. Preston Smith to fund 19 new police cars and 10 radios for high crime areas. The Criminal Justice Council recommended the funds and an additional $5.7 million request for regional detention centers was filed.
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Lubbock
Preston Smith
Criminal Justice Council
Aces Lead in World Bridge Team Finals as Tourney Opens
In Taipei at the Mandarin Hotel the Dallas Aces and France vie for supremacy in the World Contract Bridge Team Championship finals. After 16 boards the Aces lead 16-9 IMP, and by the end of the first session they hold a 71-27 IMP advantage with three more sessions to play.
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Michael Lawrence
Pierre Jais
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James Jacoby
Henri Svare
Jean-Michel Bouleniger
China
Australia
World Trade Week Preview Notes Surge in Farm Exports
The Commerce Department reports a July to April surplus in farm exports of 1.6 billion dollars over agricultural imports, offset by a 200 million dollar nonfarm deficit. Wheat rose 34 percent to 925 million, soybeans exceed 1 billion with a 22 percent gain, and feed grain exports reached 970 million, up 14 percent despite corn shipments dipping 20 million. Sorghums rose to 210 million as corn slackened. Exports now use about one in four acres of U S cropland.
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Road Death Toll Rises In Texas
Traffic fatalities in Texas reached 1,100 this year, up two percent from last year, with 914 fatal accidents by Friday noon. The Department of Public Safety reported 1,077 deaths in 914 fatal crashes at the same point a year earlier.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
Department of Public Safety
LeMaistre Eyes Charter Proposal for Regents Meeting
LeMaistre plans to present a charter proposal to the regents on June 4. The plan would strip Tex Student Publications from student government and require student representatives to be selected by journalism students rather than the Student Assembly.
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Regents
Tex
Univeristy
Private eye McCann released on bond in Hunt wiretap case
Patrick W. McCann, a Houston private detective, was freed on $5,000 bond after being charged with aiding wiretapping of four employees of Dallas billionaire H. L. Hunt. The UPI report notes the case involves alleged telephone taps and McCann’s role as a defendant.
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H. L. Hunt
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