Tech awards first business honors degree in three years
Texas Tech will graduate its first honors program student from the School of Business Administration. Budlerd E Needles Jr an accounting major from Lubbock completed his BBA in three years through fall spring and summer sessions with a GPA above 3.7 He will begin masters work in accounting with a summer session and has a full teaching assistantship He is active in Beta Gamma Sigma Beta Alpha Psi Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Eta Sigma and plays in the Tech Symphony Orchestra.
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Tech
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Jurors Deadlock In DWI Case At District Court
A mistrial was declared in 140th District Court as jurors could not reach a verdict in the DWI second offense case involving Rodolfo Cardenas, 29, Abernathy. He was arrested near Lubbock on December 8 after a highway patrol stop. Jurors reported for continuation at 8 a.m. Friday for more criminal cases. Sofia festival in Bulgaria brings seven state circuses together with international troupes from Austria to the USSR.
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Fight Looms On Canadian Flag Design
Ottawa reports a heated debate over a new Canadian flag proposal led by Prime Minister Lester B Pearson. Opponents call it Pearson's Pennant and push for a national referendum while Conservatives demand more jobs and broader support before any flag change.
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Nixon Warns Against Perceived U S Policy Shift in Asia
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon warned on a CBS broadcast that any change in U S policy toward Asia would signal weakness to those regions and risk Communist China gaining the upper hand. The remarks were aired via Telstar II and covered by World News analysis.
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