Supreme Court To Review City Based Trucking Firm
The Supreme Court agreed to hear cases challenging minority exclusion from over the road driving in Texas trucking, including Lubbock based TIME-DC. The high court will decide if retroactive seniority may be awarded to minority employees due to past discrimination. TIME-DC employs over 4,000 nationwide with about 500 minority members.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Supreme Court
A-J News
Washington, D.C
Texas
Lubbock
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
High Court
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
T.i.m.e.dc, Inc
Justice Department
Hugh Shurtleff
Lubbock-based
Motor Freight Company
US Circuit Court
East Texas Motor Freight
T.s.m.e.dc
Teamsters Union
T.i.m.e.-Dc
Shurtleff
Seagraves High graduates tally top grades and ROTC
State Sen. Kent Hance addressed Seagraves High School seniors at commencement. Valedictorian Jim Fleming, with a four year average of 96.13, earned a Naval ROTC scholarship to Rice University. Salutatorian Judy Burt holds a 95.318 average and will attend Texas Tech University. Fleming is son of RL and Doris Fleming. Burt is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gill Burt.
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Seagraves
Kent Hance
Seagraves High School
Jim Fleming
Rice University
Judy Burt
Texas Tech University
Fleming
RL. Fleming
Doris Fleming
Midland
Miss Burt
Gill Burt
Morton area graduation dates announced for multiple high schools
Valedictorians and salutatorians named for Morton High School Whiteface High School and Bledsoe High School. Morton seniors total 63 with Sheryl Taylor as valedictorian and Diana Kuehler as salutatorian. Whiteface graduates include Rhonda Smith valedictorian and Neal Phillips salutatorian. Bledsoe lists Henrietta Langill valedictorian and Terry Rawls salutatorian. Three Way High School graduates eight seniors led by Braha Davila valedictorian and Connie Richardson salutatorian.
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Morton
Morton Area
Sheryl Taylor
Diana Kuehler
Morton High School
Cochran County
Rhonda Smith
Neal Phillips
Braha Davila
Connie Richardson
Three Way H High School
General Horoscope Forecast for Astrological Signs
Morning brings many ideas but obstacles block quick action. Aries should define desires and pursue aims while tending to business. Taurus can gain prestige by aiding influential people. Gemini should stay broadminded and curb shopping extravagance. Moon Children should handle duties early to free time. Leo should work to harmonize with a coworker and plan long term. Virgo can accomplish much with planned time. Libra should amuse early, keep routines, and exercise. Scorpio must be objective with new interests and boost creativity. Sagittarius should seek higher-ups’ input and relax at night. Capricorn should tackle monetary matters morning and consult experts. Aquarius improve appearance and handle money confidently. Pisces schedule daily goals and devote more to loved ones. Children born today may be outgoing with strong business and social potential.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Junior High Recognizes Top Students
Bret Dixon and Margaret Grennell were named Eagles of the Year at Evans Junior High School in Monterey High School auditorium. Daughters of the American Revolution medallions were given to the two top honorees. Runnerup pins went to Paul Hancock and Robin Igo. Rodger Watson and Shelly Dunn were named outstanding eighth grade boy and girl. Seventh grade honors went to Joel Bruedigam and Debbie Watson. The program highlighted academic and extracurricular achievements across math science tennis basketball volleyball and band with emphasis on leadership service and perfect attendance.
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Bret Dixon
Margaret Grennell
Evans Junior
Monterey High School
Paul Hancock
Robin Igo
Rodger Watson
Shelly Dunn
Births and a Willie Nelson permit request in Belton
The notice lists multiple birth announcements from hospitals including Univers ity and Methodist in Slaton and nearby towns with varying weights and times. A separate item reports Bell County Sheriff Lester Gunn asking the county court to deny a July 4 show permit for Willie Nelson. Also noted is Max Edward Watts, 18, a Boys Ranch High School graduate planning auto body work.
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Belton, Tex
UPI
Bell
Lester Gunn
Bell County Commissioners Court
Willie Nelson
Boys Ranch
Max Edward Watts
Lubbock
Boys Ranch High School
Cal Farley
Watts
Weather Forecast Sweeps Rockies to New England
Showers expected today over the Rockies the Southwest and New England. Temperatures in the 70s across the Midwest and Ohio Valley with 80s in Southern California and Florida.
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Rockies
Southwest
New England
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Mercury
California
Florida
Severe hailstorm damages Plainview area crops and property
A Sunday night hail storm driven by high winds struck Plainview and parts of Hale County, carving a mile-wide path from Finney Switch through Plainview. It shattered windows, knocked out traffic signals, and damaged crops including 60 acres of cotton with 80 percent of a wheat field destroyed. No injuries were reported.
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Richard Orr
Plainview
Hale County
Finney Switch
Gary Noblett
Plainview Insurance Company
Finney
Elgin Connor
Southwestern Public Service
Resignations Accepted By Wilson Board
Wilson ISD board accepts resignations of several employees including Phil Warren Carolyn Rogers LaDana Morris Peggy Morton and Joyce Minkiff Doris Behrend to replace Wanda Stegemoeller as secretary and bookkeeper on June 30 Bus routes for next year approved and transfer student report accepted The board selects Insurational Insurance Company of Dallas for student insurance and approves TASB Workmen's Compensation for district employees.
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Insurnational Insurance Company of Dallas
Texas Association of School Board
Blue Law Violation Trial Begins Today
Testimony starts in the case of Ron Parker Farr's Family Center manager charged with six Blue Law violations. Parker, at 4426 34th St store, faces one charge in Justice Wayne LeCroy's court amid alleged December pantyhose and toy sales on consecutive Saturdays. A similar case against Dan Smraker of K Mart at 6701 University Ave ended in acquittal. Elmer Stalnaker and two associates filed the complaints that sparked the dispute.
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Ron Parker
Farr’s Family Center
Parker
34Th St
Justice of the
Wayne LeCroy
Gibson's Discount Center
50Th St
John H. Hicks
Donald Ewing
Criminal District Attorney's
Peace
Charles E. Smith
Dan M. Smraker
K-Mart
University Ave
Gibson Discount Center
Elmer Stalnaker
Frank A. Stuart
Darrell Forrest
Lubbock sign ordinance case goes to court this week
The 140th District Court continues hearings on Lubbock Poster Co. challenge to the city sign regulations. The company seeks voiding of the ordinance on 21 grounds alleging due process, free speech limits, and takings, with 225 poster panels and 59 painted bulletins affected. Attorneys name city officials as defendants. board removal may cost $425,000 and noncompliant boards must be removed by 1982. Testimony focuses on procedures and billboard locations.
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Lubbock
Lubbock Poster Co
Iva Edington
Homer L. Hensley
City of
Jim Bertram
Jerrel Northcutt
Texas Atty
John Hill
Lubbock Poster
Lockney Graduation Set for 1976 Senior Class
Lockney High School will hold graduation for the 67 seniors at 8 p.m. Friday in the elementary school cafeteria. Valedictorian Kirby Collins and salutatorian Miss Carl Roberts will speak with Supt. John Peck, Dr. R.L. Knox, and Tom Duvall presenting diplomas. Baccalaureate services Sunday featured Jerry Klein and Kirby Collins.
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A-J
Lockney
Lockney High School
Kirby Collins
Carl Roberts
John Peck
Peck
Princi
Pal R.L. Knox
Tom Duvall
Jerry Klein
Main Street
Idalou High School Honors Class Leaders Named
Abby Wilkerson is valedictorian with a 93.88 GPA, daughter of Bill and Mrs. Wilkerson. Liz Lawson is salutatorian with a 93.7 GPA, daughter of Jimmy and Mrs. Irvin. David McKenzie is top male student, third overall, with a 92.11 GPA, son of Marvin and Mrs. McKenzie.
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Idalou
Idalou High School
Abby Wilkerson
Bill Wilkerson
Liz Lawson
Jimmy Irvin
David McKenzie
Marvin McKenzie
Roosevelt High School commencement for 67 seniors set
Roosevelt High School will hold commencement exercises at 8 p.m. Friday for 67 seniors. Tina Belcher is valedictorian with a 3.85 GPA and Elaine Hogland is salutatorian with a 3.82 GPA, both daughters of local residents.
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Roosevelt High School
Tina Belcher
Boyd Belcher
Éth St
Elaine Hogland
George Hogland
Slaton
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Debbie Watson
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Glen Klesel
University Hospital
Leopoldo Martina
Baylor
Methodist Hospital
James Sitton
Levelland
Tom Head
Terry Willams
Dethodist Hospital
Clifford Ray Nicholson
Ropesville
Mondey
Osteopathic Hospital
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St Mary’s Hospital
Jerry Graham
St. Mary's Hospital
Relph Guajards
Bth
Avecado
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Eve &Sun
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Wilson Board
Lubbock High Westerners
Jeff Klotzman
KEND
Spirit Center
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