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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1970

Page

13

Help Still Needed After Flood Refulse Refugee Crisis

Refugee relief efforts continue after the flood and tornado disasters. Volunteers are urgently required to provide clothing and other aid. Mrs. Robert Tracy of the New Life Mission at 4206 Ave notes a need for more clothes and support as the relief work proceeds.

Robert Tracy New Life Mission Ave. H George L. Price 41St St Tracy Lubbock Ave

Estacado Matadors Yearbook Honors 1970 Notables

Estacado high issued the 1970 Matadors yearbook featuring class favorites Elaine Ward Larry Isaac Donnie Rolfe Pam Flewellen Randy Hallman Dora Moncivais Janet Stoudt and Larry Miller Also named Mr and Miss EHS James Mosley Brenda Brightman with runners up. The yearbook notes tornado damage prevented an all school assembly for the announcement and highlights community relief efforts feeding about 200 daily by New Life Mission while volunteers aided the center after the storm.

Elaine Ward Larry Isaac Donnie Rolfe Pam Flewellen Randy Hallman Dora Moncivais Janet Stoudt Larry Miller New Life Mission Cathy Cargill Patricoia Tracy Estacado High Wilkerson Matador Terri Wilcox Ruth Ann McCauley Armando Rice Johnny Rodriguez James Mosley Brenda Brightman

Appeal Planned In Obscenity Law Case In Texas

In Wichita Falls a federal court ruling on Texas obscenity law was declared unconstitutional. The case stems from a suburban theater dispute where injunctions sought to prevent showing obscene material. Tim Hyssen and defendants face a Texas Supreme Court appeal as the state works with the Attorney General’s office.

Wichita Falls Aland Amarillo Wichita Temple Driver Washington Texas Tim Hyssen Dallas Stein Lubbock

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