Legislature Near Deal on One Year Budget Plan
Lawmakers debated converting a biennial budget into a one year proposal. Republican opposition contrasted with a lopsided appropriations package transferring funds from safety to general funds and raising fees to generate 19.6 million dollars. House and Senate moves included university and nursing school actions, job security measures, and tax reform proposals as budgeting for 1971 loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Appropriations ‘Committee
Rep
W. S. Heatly
D-Padu
Department of Safety
Secretary of State
Inter
Heatly
Mutscher
Barnes
Don Cavness
Austin
Cavness
General” Revenue Fund
Preston. Smith
Atty
Crawford Martin
Texas. Tech
Smith
Senate
University of Texas
San Antonio
Ite Guencors
Enate
AU Senate
University of ‘Texas
el Paso
Texas Municipal League
Damaged Furnishings Prompt Review of Loss
Henderson, the manager, reported ripped seat cushions and other furnishings damaged during the program. He is preparing an estimate of the loss and potential legal action to recover costs. Staff survey the situation to determine roof replacement costs. Mrs Vierner chairs the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
C.vierner
Dade County Youth Board honors 250 good kids in past year
In Miami Florida the Dade County Youth Advisory Board recognized 250 good kids in the last year. Michigan servicemen stranded at Detroit Metro Airport were aided when Hayner ordered Flight 211 and two more planes to fly all 43 men to Flint and Saginaw at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade County Youth Advisory Board
Miami
Fla
de Maines
Beds Hayner
Michigan
Strand
Detroit
Metro
Hayner
Flint
Saginaw
Dunneith
Baker
University Baldwin
Kan
Don. Norman
Mahwah
Smith's Hospital Room
Mrs Isenbee of Whiteface Dies in Levelland Nursing Home
Mrs Isenbee 89 of Whiteface died Monday in Levelland Nursing Home after a career as a land county schoolteacher. She had lived in Whiteface since 1956, moving from Cisco, and was a native of Arkansas. She is survived by her son T E Slaton and a daughter Mrs H pv of Whiteface along with three other relatives. Funeral will be in Eastland Cemetery.
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Isenbee
Whiteee
Levelland
Eastland
Cemeterey
Lisenbee
Arkansas
Cisco
Antland County
T.E. Slaton
Sauahiets
Trial links pill to fatal clot in lung case
The record notes a woman died Sept 18 1965 from a blood clot in the lung after an upper respiratory infection. Doctors testified birth control pills like Enovid may promote clot formation, while others disputed a direct link. The Searle Company and others face related cases over oral contraceptives.
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Chris A. Pascuzzi
South Bend Medical Foundation
National Commission On
Searle’ Company
Race tensions erupt as city bars close and patrols surge
In a troubled eight block area along Clinton Avenue, bars and liquor stores were urged to close and residents faced police patrols. A militant white group led by City Councilman Anthony Imperiale sent 120 men due to police shortages after 1967 unrest. Police report a shooting involving Negro officers Knox and Burgess pursuing a youth after an accident, while crowds dispersed amid gunfire sounds and looted stores were secured with armed officers and meat trays returned to a looted supermarket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Avenue
Anthony Imperiale
Imperiale
Knox
William Burgess
Johnson
Levin B. ‘West
Ho Chi Minh Birthday Turbulence Near Dong Ap Bia
The 79th birthday of Ho Chi Minh is marked as two battalions hold Dong Ap Bia while clashes occur around the base. North Vietnamese losses include ten killed and one American wounded as fighter bombers napalm and artillery strike the mountain slopes. US officers believe the mountain houses a regimental HQ or major supply dump, though reasons for its heavy defense remain unclear.
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Ho Chi Minh
Dong Ap
Bia
Associated Press
Jay. Sharbutt
Th Mountain
Ers
A Shau
Rosenberger Services Pending for Lubbock Resident
Eunice Edwards Rosenberger 89 a Lubbock resident for 18 years died Monday at Methodist Hospital Services are pending with Franklin Bartley Funeral Home She was born in Tennessee moved from Goldthwaite and belonged to First United Methodist Church She lived at 4607 16th St Survivors include two daughters a Dallas brother sisters and grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Edwards Rosenberger
Lubbock
Methodist
Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home
Apollo 11 mission risks and rendezvous challenges described
The report details the Apollo program risks as astronauts Stafford Cernan and Young prepare for lunar orbit insertion and the lunar ascent. It notes the single main engine failure risk, flight-test history, and the need for precise navigation to avoid lunar mountains and ensure a safe return.
Mrs Lona Reed Rites Scheduled in Spade Church
Mrs Lona Reed 64 a Spade resident for 22 years will be buried in Littlefield Cemetery after services at 3 p m Wednesday at Spade Baptist Church. The Rev J J Terry will officiate. She died at Littlefield Hospital Clinic after a heart attack. Survived by husband Frank, son Carlof, four daughters and many relatives including Charley Epps and five sisters.
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Spade
Lona. Reed
Spade Baptist Church
J. J. Terry
Littlefield
Hammons
Franka
Carlof
Laverne Campbell
Uvalde
Vondle Hutson
Green Valley
Calif
Charlene.Trotter
Gwendolyn Figley
Hereford
Charley Epps
Sudan
Jane Horn
Salazar Rites Pending in Lockney
Pedro Salazar Martinez 28 found dead in his Lubbock apartment. Autopsy done in Lubbock. body transferred to Carter Funeral Home Lockney. Justice of the Peace says no outward cause found. Survived by father Felix of Chicago, a son Pedro Jr and daughter Deborah of Rosebud, siblings across Amarillo Chicago Floydada and CAgo.
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Lockney
Pedro Martinez Salazar
Carter Funeral
Salazar
Lubbock
Henderson Funeral Directors
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Karnes City
Avedin
Unbock
Ave
Felix
Chicago
Pedro Jr
Deborah
Rosebud
Emilio
Amarillo
Benny
Felix Jr
Kelly Gutierrez
Floydada
Mary
Ortenzia Pphele
Olivia
Cago
Tinkers Infest Newtown Area in Birmingham
Reports describe a surge of Tinkers in London Birmingham's Newtown district causing concern among residents and local authorities, with calls for policing and community solutions.
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London
Birmingham
Newtown
State to Seek Death Penalty in UT Student Rape Case
Prosecutor Tommy Dunn announced on Monday that the state will seek the death penalty for six youths charged in the December 20 rape of an 18 year old University of Texas student in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tommy Dunn
University of Texas
Migrating Hummingbird Cruises At 25 Miles Per Hour
A migrating hummingbird is observed cruising at a steady 25 miles per hour in open air. The note documents the bird’s speed and flight behavior without human interaction or environmental context.
Apollo 10 mission nears moon as crew faces risks
Astronauts report seeing the moon for the first time since launch and describe a growing sense of danger as the spacecraft nears lunar orbit. Ground controllers warn a safe return would take more than 24 hours if an emergency arises, while the crew jokes through issues like chlorine in drinking water and plans for a distant lunar approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Moon
Space
Young
Cernan
Maria
Earth
John
Charles Duke
Oy Cernan
Birth announcements from area families listed
Congratulations to numerous families on births at West Texas Hospital Reese AFB Hospital and Latif Clinic. Daughters and sons born to Travis Thomas Lozoya Riddle Ramirez Casarez Torres Baden Copeland Mosley Weaver Dolce Park De La Cerda and others with weights from 5 pounds 9 ounces to 9 pounds 11 ounces and times ranging Sunday to Monday. Fathers occupations include lumber company worker welder student and pastor with several located at Reese AFB or Methodist Hospital.
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Seres Zeferino Lozoya
Idalou
West
Texas’, Hospital
Lloyd Riddle
33Rd St
Methodist Hospital
Flint Avenue Baptist Church
Layaro Ramirez
Auburn
Ralston Land Co
Lus Casarez
Duke, On
Leroy
Boyd Baden, Jr
4Th St
Hi -University
Texas Tech
Donald
Ray. Copeland
4Th St. Apt
Highland Hospital
Hiram. Mosley
McGuire
Reese Afb
Reese
Dennis .R
Weaver
43Rd
Natividad de
Funeral rites pending for Mrs. Kiker in Lubbock
Mrs. H L Wynell Kiker 53 of 22nd St died at 8 50 p m Monday after a heart attack at home 11 p m Saturday in Methodist hospital Survivors include husband Bert son R a of 1702 Ave R Omaha Neb daughter Judy Auten of Omaha Neb mother Ethel Self of Dublin brothers Robert Self Stephenville Garland Self Lake Jackson sisters B R Cannon Dublin M C Hickman Fort Worth and Mrs Dick Johnston Brownsboro and three grandsons Services are pending at Saunders Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L
Wynell) Kiker
22Nd St
Methodist Hospital
Saunders Funeral Home
Dublin
Kiker
Lubbock
San Angelo
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Ridge
Bert
1702 Ave
Nixon names Ingersoll regional chairman of alliance
President Nixon appoints Robert S. Ingersoll of Chicago as Midwest regional chairman of the National Alliance of Businessmen. Ingersoll, 52, Borg-Warner board chair, will oversee alliance activities in Indiana Illinois Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Ohio and Wisconsin. The alliance aims to use private enterprise to train the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll Washington
UPI
Nixon
Robert S. Ingersoll
Chicago
Midwest
National Alliance of Businessmen
Ingersoll
Borg-Warner Corp
Aliance
Indiana
Tinos
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Texas Tech medical school to open on Lubbock campus
Legislation aims to fund a new medical school at Texas Tech in Lubbock with teaching hospital facilities used locally. The plan relies on a one year appropriation and state matching funds for federal support, with debates over veto and future budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Tech
Lubbock
Tech’ Board of Regents
Texas
rAmarillo
Midland-Odessa
el Paso
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Delwin Jones
Bill Heatly
Paducah
House Appropriations Committee
Gus Mutscher
Texas Tech
Riot warrants issued for NYC man in DNC mob action
A Chicago Circuit Court magistrate issued a warrant for Jerry Rubin of New York City, one of eight charged with inciting mob action during the August Democratic National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Erry
Rubin
New York City
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Eam
Ray
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J. W. ‘Miles
Walter Satterfield
R. L. Flowers
Dallas
H. C. Bottum
California
Ss. J. Edwards
Lunar
Lona Reed
Pedro
David
27Th St
Fort Polk, la
Blas Torres
32Nd St
Torres Pool Hall
Peter Dolce
George
Reese Afb Hospital
Harry J. Park
Reese Ne ‘Hospital
Eese
Kahn Tineta Horn
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