Trustees Approve Learning Center Plan in Lubbock
Lubbock school board approves a Learning Center project at Meaclam with estimated costs of 57 000 for remodeling 34 000 for equipment and 95 0 for operation funded largely by federal grants The plan covers personnel up to 10 and five year conversion back to standard library operation The board also discussed salaries and impact on existing staff and outlined oversight and equalization board work along with other routine reports and bids for school equipment.
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Dstraight
Ipa
Nat Williams
Echoose
Williams
Ceneter
Cemer
Litchhack
Iie
Athletic Association
Mid
Texas Scenic Co
Estacada High School
MekKescsan & Robbins Rutebern, Co
Estacada Hitch School
Avenue
Cornell
Nummer
Labsenece
Wedgewood
Plainsman Hotel
Whiteside
Reynolds
Gilbreath
Carlock
Cochran
Dhisties
Kingsbery
Isupt. William
Ishonel Phn
City School Board Approves Wide Personnel Changes
Lashbock public schools see numerous resignations and new assignments. The board approved retirements and transfers for staff across elementary and secondary levels including teachers and specialists, with names and positions listed.
College from page one outlines three year expansion drive
Dr Mattox outlined a three year expansion plan for LCC with a $900,000 operating budget funded by Churches of Christ and foundations and a $500,000 current drive for capital projects. Plans include a second classroom building a vocational training facility science lab improvements moving library reading room and new auditorium and dormitories to support enrollment growth. A separate Rome article notes a bill to allow consensus objectors in peacetime to perform two years of unpaid service in non European developing countries.
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Mattox
Churches of Christ
Friends
Matton
Mahee Foundation
Tulsa
LCC
Friends of Lcc
Rome
Chamer
Haly
Senate
Open and closed congressional meetings rise slightly in early 1966
A Congressional Quarterly count shows 1151 committee meetings from Jan 10 to March 31 1966. 399 sessions or 35 percent were closed. House committees held 39 percent of meetings in closed sessions while the Senate logged 28 percent.
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Congressional Committee
Lowel
Washington
Congressional Committees
Congressional Quarterly
Viet Nam
Senate
House
Ter
House Armed Servicers Committee
Ways and Mears Committee
Heise Foreign Affairs
House UnsAmerican Activities
House Select Small Business Committee
Senate Public Works Committee
Senate Special Committee On
Transfer news and resignations at local schools
The district reports multiple staff changes including teachers shifting roles at Parke and Tubtewk High School, resignations from Martin Behoo and other campuses, and new appointments in non English teaching and driver education. Frank Caldwell and Thomas A Nam resignments noted. hires include Judy Gaher and Mary Pitters among others.
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Surior
Behan
Dgsoteek
Parke
Thempaan Jurior
Sane Schesl
Ales Mary Pitters
Fonny Paaitian Ag
Carri Preampean
Tubtewk
Plarsey
Teatier of
Scien
Attereey
Mar Ps
Aire Haren
Martin Behoo
Frank Caldwell
LaiVana Moore
Marin Kieremany Seheed
Aed Fleefren
Judy Gaher Backer
N Ave
Peking agency blasts call to build bridges toward China
The Peking iNew China News Agency criticizes U S Defense Secretary McNamara's push for “build bridges” with Red China as a rehash of deterrence and isolation policies. It argues U S imperialism isolates itself while China gains friends worldwide.
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Peking Agency
Tokyo
Peking
Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Red
China
U.S
NCNA
Vachany
UO. S
Chi Ma
Bandit’s Clothes Malfunction After Marina Robbery
A would be robber near the Marina Federal Savings and Loan pulled off a quick change routine but fled in underwear after a $1,016 theft. Police recovered two pairs of trousers a jacket sneakers and a paper sack with the stolen money along with a $200 bill in one pant pocket.
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Osm
Coen
Marina Federal Savings and Loan Co
UFO Study on Selected Sightings for Scientific Attention
The report discusses allocating resources for a trained investigative team to study notable UFO sightings. It notes cases chosen for reliability and observer count, with some using optical aids and professional observers. Nine cases involve multiple witnesses, with several at night and illumination highlights.
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Willants
Lubbock
Linus Wright
Honey
George Piiler
Clay Henderson
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Lubbock Classroom Teachers Association
Lashbock
Misa Reveriv
Ann Arratt
Kathleen Catcher
Swen Gamer Jimmyth Jones
Mee
Tract Lapder
Reony Lawrence
Patey
Ruth McGinnia
Dudth Saringe
Pamela Jo Smith
Katherina Weame
Mary Zueching
Janice Killa
Geeten
Hep Adenck
Cass
Sue Albee
Robbie Jean Austen
Fevel
Barbara Baker
Furte
Afya Jaga Barkewiki
Jerry Fue
Rigelow
Evel Ted
Mire
Poe
Mix Jetith
Ard
Atles Poger
Fretith
Ander Kistner
Afra
Joan ‘Crese
Amber
Maned
Kathleen Epperson
James R. Rubank
Stirie Witein Jurdor
Ruby Ford
Ata Doria Grass
Paul Gaser
Latberk High
Baly Hamilton
Teenie Henderenn
Dick Able
Harriet Holliman
Andah Andair Teeing
Uhallotte
Ana Lowel
Huffman
Enatich
Atisg
Parneta Phighea
Janet Lines
Peggy Mehaffey
Sayier
Carel Ann Biadle
Vicki Avn Struve
Devel
Alera
Stra Caseirn Ward
Kherstv West
Jacietys Wielrant
Marchemsa F. Pgh
Los
Twapher
Wertal Stout
Peestant
Matthewa Jun
Iclert IR Regi
General Electric
Thor
Pensers
Jos
Small Weekly
Thoro
Wash
Gener
Beret
Bandit
Gamond
Lara
Gharmonds Ghanaty
Msereae- Tea
Broadway
Sacorra
New Mesien
Exeter
New Hampshire
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