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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1975
Page
15
A Sudan group plans a park dedication featuring pastors and officials. Kenneth Bur, LOTWS vice president in Sudan, attends with Rev. Steve Couch and Rev. Hazel House among speakers. Local figures from Lubbock Amis and Olson will participate.
Readable text shows fragmented notes about spaceflight plans and future missions. Mentions of cosmonauts and Soviet crews imply ongoing space program activity and anticipation of additional flights. Names and clear events are obscured by garbled OCR.
The Ranching Center was awarded a grant to restore historic story sites in Terry County and Monroe. Funds donated by Reinaner Brink, Land and Cattie Co. of Hereford support preservation of local heritage.
Texico High School plans baccalaureate services at Texico Baptist Church Sunday with speaker McDan delivering the commencement address. Elizabeth Ween and Roy Hagier noted as valedictorian and salutatorian. Steve Mesrington listed in the program.
A South Vietnamese musician, Duy Pham Day, waits in Eglin Air Force Base exile with his guitar and hundreds of songs. He fled Communist threats and fears giving up his music, hoping to find interest in the United States where he previously toured festivals and symposia. Police described a bank robbery and armed suspect, while a separate attack left a victim injured as authorities pursued leads.
Police search for a suspect tied to a 2000 dollar bank bag theft. The bag bore the inscription Ovoens State Bank and Cosmopolitan Finance, with investigators pursuing a lead from a sponsor. The fragmentary text notes personal loss and questions about homeland.
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