Commission Backs Otepka Demotion in Civil Service
Washington AP reports the Civil Service Commission upheld the demotion of State Department official Otepka, with the ruling likely to reach federal court if he appeals further. The panel did not detail its action pending notification to Otepka, as lawyers prepared public notice of the decision.
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Washington
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Otepka
Civil Service
Service Board of Review
Commission
Sharp
Rusk
Otepis
Eprimeniea
Otepia
National Guard
Civil Serveur
Quantemestice Commission
Hiva
Bynum
New England
Gary the young electronics prodigy admires Mars and lasers
A student named Gary builds a wooden planet board with a computer to track planet orbits proving Mars retrograde motion. He explores a tesla coil demonstration, aims to construct a laser beam, and dreams of space tech work while learning electronics and high voltage safety from teachers.
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Gary
Mars
Teslacoll
Maynard Bishkin
Lubbock Officials Launch City Clean Up Campaign
Mayor W D Rogers Jr opened the month long Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up drive on Texas Avenue with chamber leaders Dr C Brandon Hull and Max Dodson, city officials, and Miss Lubbock Civic Improvement Jean Jenkins among attendees. The event featured symbolic trash can painting and emphasized citizen cooperation to boost city pride and beautification efforts.
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Jean Jenkins
W.d.rogers Jr
Lubbock
Ty. Counell
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. C
Brandon Hull
Max. Dodson
Texas Avenue
Gally
Gans
Blackwell
Dodson
Rogers
Monterey High School
Zoning changes eyed as city weighs parcels and plans
The P Z Commission recommended rezoning efforts from R-1 to R-2 for a 63rd Street Quaker Avenue tract and passage of urban renewal plans in Southeast Lubbock. A C-3 to C-2 shift near 34th Street east of Knoxville Avenue is urged to match nearby properties. A shift from R-1 to M-1 is proposed for a triangular Loop 289 area. The city also backs selling a 3.8 acre Northeast Lubbock site to the Lubbock Industrial Foundation for a metal fabrication plant.
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P&z Commission
Ken Flagg
63Rd Street
Quaker Avenue
Lubbock
34Th Street
Knoxville Avenue
N. Quirt Avenue
Lubbock Industrial Foundation
Public to View Cutter Courier Public Open Sunday in Galveston area
A public viewing of Cutter Courier papers is set for Sunday in the Galveston area as part of a two week training session for reservists. The 339 foot vessel, formerly a Voice of America ship, will be open for demonstrations from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Also reported, a West German Navy pilot died in a Starfighter crash near here, the fifth loss this year among NATO forces. Contested races for state offices and court seats appear on a Democratic runoff ballot, with absentee voting rules for those out of county or unable to vote on election day.
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Municipal Hill
Sharp
Eral
National Guard
Tepestion
Aes
Galveston
Saat Guard
Imérly
Voice of America
Germany
Here
Tania
Paul
Webbe
Pate
Uns
Govoe
Court of Civil Appeals
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