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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1970

Page

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Lubbock Chamber weighs locating uncounted residents after census

The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce faces a dilemma over the preliminary census count of 146 379 and how to locate residents who should be counted. John Loca says a two week decision is needed on whether to check the figure further. Spot checking may help find uncounted Lubbock residents, hindered by time and a recent tornado.

Larry Cheek Avalanche Journal Lubbock Census Bureau Logan

Zoning Rules Tighten After May Tornado Damage

Lubbock council sets June 5 deadline for temporary housing aid and explores non-conforming use approvals for rebuilds in manufacturing districts. Officials urge delays for permits on substandard Guadalupe lots and discuss storm debris use near a West Texas ranch project. Public housing totals update show 537 in FHA, 36 in FHA apartments, 62 in VA housing, 15 in public housing.

Vaughn Hendrif Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Redev J Outdoor Museum West Texas Museum Citizens’ Advisory Commission On Rehabilitation City Public Services al Couch Couch Ap Bee City Council

Tornadoes Spotted Across South Plains and Breckenridge

Tornadoes and strong storms swept parts of Texas including Bracketville San Antonio Breckenridge and Fort Worth area. Hail up to golf ball size reported in Childress along with heavy rains and dust reducing visibility. Forecasters warned of more storms with 20 percent chance today.

Texas South Plains Bracketville San Antonio Breckenridge Oldel Fort Worth Tarrant County

Notre Dame star tops Coaches' game roster

Mike McCoy the consensus All-American from Notre Dame is listed among players expected to appear in the Coaches' game. The notice appears in a June issue referencing the event and confirms his participation amid surrounding conference chatter and regional reporting.

Notre Dame Mike McCoy

Prayer for Courage Against Fear and Uncertainty

A reader offers a today prayer asking for divine help to overcome fears and uncertainties. The invocation requests guidance and victory through faith, closing in Jesus' name.

Jesus

Lubbock Police Restore Order After Tornado Toll

After a destructive tornado in Lubbock a woman called police about a barking dog as responders sought injured and dead. Police, DPS and county sheriff, who logged 14,000 hours on scene, begin to return to normal duty with officers finally able to rest and recover.

Police Department Lubbock

U S Planes Bomb Gun Positions in North Vietnam

American warplanes attacked anti aircraft guns in North Vietnam for the first time since May raids. Two F4 Phantom fighters struck about 100 miles north of the DMZ after enemy fire hit an unarmed recon plane. Command described the action as a protective self defense measure amid ongoing air operations.

Saigon North Vietnam U.S Air Force

Doctor recalls POW horrors and exile in Floydada tale

Petrassevich, once jailed in Europe, speaks of war like times and a miracle existence in the United States. He credits Presidents Johnson and Nixon for his release and entry, while awaiting Texas medical licensure after practicing in Romania before World War I.

Gerry Burton Avalanche-Journal Floydada Cornell West Texas Petrassevich Romania Texas Lubbock Europe Johnson Nixon iSee Page

Vietnam Cambodia pact keeps South Vietnamese troops in Cambodia

South Viet Nam and Cambodia reached a communiqué to resume diplomatic ties and keep South Vietnamese troops in Cambodia until Communist forces are defeated. Cambodian Foreign Minister Yom Sambour suggested asking Washington to extend U S troop presence beyond June 30, a motion denied by White House press secretary Ronald L Ziegler who cited Nixon's withdrawal deadline. Sambour planned a Washington visit as Tran Van Lam accompanied him in issuing the 17 point communique detailing the troop arrangement.

Saigon UPI South Vietnam Cambodia Camboria Yom Sambaur Washington U.S Ronald L. Ziegler White House United States Nixon Sambour Tran van Lam

Graham Crusade To Hear Nixon

President Nixon will stop in Knoxville Tennessee tonight on his way to California. He is invited to speak briefly at a youth night event at the Graham crusade in Tennessee University stadium before heading to San Clemente for Memorial Day weekend.

Washington

Nixon meets business leaders on Southeast Asia

President Nixon privately met with 45 chief executives to calm fears over U S actions in Cambodia and Southeast Asia. An executive said Nixon claimed the Cambodian move hastens withdrawal from Vietnam and discussed optimism for an economic upturn in the third quarter.

Associated Press Washington Nixon U.S Southeast Asia Cambodia Vietnam

Nixon Seeks Cooperation in Voluntary Wage Control

President Nixon urged business and labor to cooperate with government in voluntary wage and price restraint as Cambodia pullout remains scheduled for June 30. He met economic advisers and attendees included NYSE chairman Robert Haack and ASE head Berard Lasker. David Rockefeller was notably absent amid calls for a more responsible approach to inflation.

Nixon Treasury Department Council of Economic Advisers Budget Burea Federal Reserve Board White House Robert P. ‘Mayo New York City New York Stock Exchange Robert W. Haack Berard Lasker Ralph S. Saul American Stock Exchange C. G Bebe" Rebazo Key Biscayne Fla W. Kenneth Riland New York David Rockefeller Chase Manhattan Bank Rockefeller Gerald L. Warren New Yorker

Dow Surges 32 Points To Record One-Day Gain

The Dow Jones average leaped 32.04 points to 663.20 in a wild session marking the biggest single-day gain in its history amid a long slump. Analysts cited no specific news, but cheap prices and renewed buying interest as investors snapped up shares after recent declines.

Associated Press New York Dow New York Stock Exchange John W. Schulz Abraham & Co Kennedy

Charter Study Group Hears New Proposals On Council Power

EU Smith reports the Charter Study Group in Lubbock discussed proposals to increase council influence over the city manager and top officials. Dr. J William Davis, chosen for his local government expertise, proposed a seven member council with three area residents and all members elected at large. Former councilman Marvin McLarty attended to press his ongoing reform goals.

Anenangea J. William Davis Commission Rogers Jr Davis Mar Vin McLarty Garden and Arts Center

Weather Outlook For Lubbock Area Today And Friday

Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms. Highs in the middle to upper 80s, lows around the mid 50s to upper 50s. Southerly winds up to 20 mph, gusty near storms. Areas of thunderstorm risk rise into Friday with similar temperatures.

Lubbock Bre Iiss

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