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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1971

Page

8

Nixon hailed waterway project during Mobile stop

President Nixon spoke in Mobile and Birmingham citing progress in Vietnam and arms talks with Russia while praising the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway. He urged nonpartisan cooperation and noted strong economic and regional benefits with police reporting a peaceful crowd and a small protest along the motorcade route.

Vietnam Southeast Asia Pacific United States Russia Wallace Tennessee Tombighbee Waterway Association Mississippi Kentucky Florida Winfield Dunn Tennessee Nixon Chattanooga Mobile Dixie Ala George Wallace The Waterway Association

Lawmakers Okay Constitutional Reforms and Related Measures

The legislature approved a date to decide on constitutional change by November 1, 1973 with a January 1974 session and a May 31, 1974 adjournment. Proposals require two thirds in convention and a voter majority to take effect. Senators passed a drunken driving standard .10 BAC. A cosmetology board revision adds hairdressers and wig-fitters. A nine member state human relations commission was created with investigative powers only. A constitutional amendment would rename the Court of Criminal Appeals to the Supreme Court of Criminal Appeals and require layman summaries of amendments in newspapers. A bill imposing college admission fees was sent to the Senate.

Senate House Court of Criminal Appeals Supreme Court of Criminal Appeals Bill Clayton Springlake Smith Parks and Wildlife Police Fizure Verinary A&m Aik Foucah Abilene Boa Jay

Area Man Chosen for IACE Tour from Hobbs

Cadet Lt. Col. Warren D. Watkins of Hobbs Civil Air Patrol was selected as New Mexico Wing’s representative for the International Air Cadet Exchange. He will tour Australia about a month, leaving July 18 with layovers in Hawaii Fiji and New Zealand. Watkins, a former Hobbs CAP commander and ex-chair of the NM Wing Cadet Advisory Council, attends New Mexico Junior College and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harkins.

Hobbs Warren D. Watkins Civil Air Patrol Squadron New Mexico International Air Cadet Exchange IACE Australia Harkins United States Hawaii Fiji New Zealand Civil Air Patrol United States Air Force

Methodists To Choose Conference Delegates In Amarillo

The Amarillo edition notes delegates chosen for an upcoming Methodist conference include Baumgardner of Brownfield and 11 others from across Texas, with Lubbock and Floydada ministers among nominees. The conference also approved two constitutional amendments to increase youth representation at the annual conference.

Lubbock United Methodist Northwest Texas Alfie H. Carleton W. A. Appling Plainview Clifford FE Trotter Hereford First Methodist Church Amarillo Carl Oglesby Roy Patterson Larbuddie Patterson Turkey Floyd Dunn Stanton Quannah G. Richard Payne Abilene Elmwood West Charles Dunnam Perkins School of Thealney Southern Methodist University Johnnie F. Williams Earth Williams Hamlin Russell Byard Oran 1 Smith Half-way Valley View Lazbuddie Roy R. Havens Mr. Havens Adrian Charles Tyler Jimmy Willson Floydada Lubbock Area Marvin Boyd Duane Bruce Paul Bumpers J. Howard Crawford David Hambin Littlefield Lloyd Hamilton QO. A. McBrayer Bruce Parks Slaton Jim T. Pickens Dimmitt Clifford Trotter

Hearing aid dog helps Jake perceive through bone conduction

In Whittier, Pan Pacific Hearing Aid Centers of America owner Lee Nelson supplies a bone conduction dog hearing aid. The device costs 350 to 450 dollars and is fitted to a dog named Jake, trained by Berwick, who initially resists the aid but is expected to adapt.

Lee Nelson Jake Nelson Whittier Pan-Pacific Hearing Aid Centers America Berwick

Music Students State Recital at Lubbock Women's Club

Mrs Beulah Turner leads a recital at 7 15 p m in the Lubbock Women s Club with honoree Roger Ward representing the Lubbock Student Affiliates at the Texas Composers program in El Paso June 7 The Kveton siblings Julia and Kit also advance to El Paso as winners of the young keyboard junior and keyboard quiz programs. First second and third in the sonatina and concerto contests plus superior and excellent ratings in the Texas Federated Music Festival receive recognition.

Beulah Dpd Turner Lubbock Women’s Club Roger Ward Lubbock Texas Composers el Paso Julia Kit Kveton

Burglaries Reported Across Neighborhood

John Henry 2704-B 25th St says burglars raided his apartment early Tuesday taking a television stereo and tape deck worth 850 dollars. Jimma Dodson 3403 28th St reports theft of cookware clothing linens and food. Retta Nunn 605 Ave T complains of 135 dollars stolen from her purse.

John Henry 25Th St Jimma Dodson 28Th St Retta Nunn Ave. T

Fires Prompted by Alarms on Tuesday Across City

Firemen responded to six alarms in minor incidents. A mattress blaze at 3018 BE 19th St caused minor damage. a fence fire on 15 basin E 1ath St. a grass fire at 120L-block E 8th St with no damage. a trash fire at 300-block N Universty Ave with no damage. another fence fire at 4700-block 16th St with minor damage.

L. IA. Love 19Th St Basin E 1Ath 8Th Street N. Universty Avenue 16Th Street

SEC replies to Carr in Near DMZ stock fraud suit

The SEC details its allegations against Carr in a stock manipulation case. It cites his role as a controlling person at Nashwood City Bank and other institutions and lists self dealing loans used to gain control of City Bank and Trust. Also named are Frank W. Sharp and John Osorio, with others profiting from alleged schemes and political figures implicated in related matters.

Ment Hotel Nixon Alabama Birmingham South Carr Houston Frank W. Sharp Austin John Osorio Osorio Preston Smith House Gus Mutscher Jr Democratic Party Imer Baum Tommy Shannon Fort Worth W. S Bill’ iNeatly Paducah Mutscher SEC Daniel R. Kirschbaum Nashwood City Bank,and Trust J Dallas Bank and Trust South Atlantic Corp RIC International Industries Dallas Bank and Trust City Bank and Trust Touns Bankers Life National Bankers Life NBL West Virginia Life Insurance Co Nashwood Texas iCarr

Armies clash as U S forces report enemy losses and Viet Cong moves

In Saigon a senior general described North Vietnamese efforts to reestablish a base near Hau Nghia Province while U S engineers leveled about 10 000 acres since April to deny the enemy hideouts and depots. Casualties were 11 Americans killed and over 100 wounded with 171 enemy killed.

U.S. Army Michael S. Davison U.S Saigon Davison Europe Hau Nghia Cambodia

Budget Panel Sparks Pay Hike Debate in Texas

Senate House Conference Committee wrestles with teacher pay raise amid budget talks. Senate negotiators approve a 4 percent annual raise costing 21 million over two years, while the House opposes. Debate also covers a new highway department building and Texas Tech veterinary school funding and plan.

Austin Senate House Conference Committee Unian Appropriations Committee Highway Department Capitol

Jury rules death of Galen Neyhart not accidental

A U S District Court jury on Tuesday found Galen L Neyhart death in June 1970 was not accidental as claimed by his wife Linda Neyhart. Linda Neyhart sued Actna Life Insurance for 18400 dollars. the verdict denied payment. Defense argued Neyhart’s death by carbon monoxide inhalation was self inflicted.

U.S. District Court Galen L. Neyhart Linda Neyhart

Senate debates cue. Blanchard motion stalls in silence

Blanchard pleads for a hearing as Sclons turn deaf ears and three members signal confusion. The Senate votes 29 to 0 to have sergeants at arms improve order. For moments, only the Senate's work is heard.

Sclons Blanchard Senate

City Resident Charged With Burglary

Danny L. Gillman 19 of 33rd St. was charged Tuesday with burglary for a break in at a Lubbo residence. He was arrested and charged with taking items from the home of Ronnie Wharton at 1625 17th. Justice of the Peace Cha Smith set bond at $1,500.

Danny L. Gillman 33Rd St Lubbo Gillman Ronnie Wharton Justice of the Peace Cha Smith

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