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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1971

Page

13

Memorial Day Rites Set In Lubbock May 31 Services

Lubbock offices close Monday for Memorial Day with essential services only. Memorial services Sunday at City Cemetery hosted by veterans groups with address by Dr. Vernon Anderson and bugler Wendl Jenkins. Monday ceremonies planned at Resthaven and Peaceful Gardens, flags placed on graves by VFW and American Legion posts. Postal and city services adapt to holiday, traffic expected to rise. Memorial Day origin notes included.

Lubbock District of Columbia Merchants Association City of Lubbock Allen Bros. Post American Legion and Auxiliary American Legion J. R. Church Western Hills Baptist Church VFW Resthaven Memorial Park George S. Berry Peaceful Gardens Ellwood North College Station Murry Hill City of DPS John A. Logan Grand Army of the Republic Logan Congress

Retirement Brings End to Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Career

Roy Marshall, 67, longtime head machinist at the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, retires after 47 years in printing. He plans fishing, freelancing in printing, and notes shifts toward tech in the industry. His son Richard works as an apprentice machinist. Marshall reflects on a career of artistry in printing.

Roy Marshall 18Th St Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Marshall North Texas State University Denton Forney Terrell Palestine Paducah Childress Hope Canadian Greenville Lubbock Wichita Falls Grace Richard The A J

SALT talks review and path forward in Helsinki and Vienna

The SALT discussions at Helsinki faced a deadlock over including offensive weapons while Russia and the United States negotiated a compromise announced by President Nixon. Talks aimed at starting with ABMS as the Russians want, while continuing offensive weapons talks. Friday’s windup session at the U.S. Embassy ran just over an hour reflecting procedural questions for the Helsinki opening.

Helsinki Vienna Nixon Europe U.S SALT

Youth Arrests After Burglary Tip In City

Police report a 17 year old Negro male fled a house in the 2900 block of East Auburn Street after a burglary alarm. A 14 year old boy was arrested for exposing himself to two girls in the 2300 block of 53rd Street and turned over to juvenile officers. Police sought a Negro man seen fleeing from a home on 1945 B Ave N after a neighbor observed an attempt to enter through a rear window.

W. H. Britt East Auburn Street Britt J. D. Holdren 53Rd Street Ruth Bazely B Ave B Ave. N

Mabel D. Erwin Memorial to Honor Late Tech Professor

The South Plains unit of the Texas Retired Teachers Association plans a plaque for Stillwell Memorial Home in Waco honoring Mabel D. Erwin professor emeritus of clothing and textiles at Texas Tech who died December 25 1970. The unit approved the tribute at its spring closing dinner in El Toreador Room Town and Country Shopping Center with Dr A W Young as chairman and officers elected for two year terms.

Mabel D. Erwin Stillwell Memorial Waco South Plains Texas Retired Teachers Association Erwin Texas Tech TRTA el Toreador Furrt Town and Country A. W. Young

Golden Scrolls Awardees Named From Local High Schools

Monterey High School honorees include Tony Bustillos Craig Brooks Lillian Lincoln Mark McBrayer Wesley Redus and James Stafford with Mark Stafford of Coronado High set for diplomas. Awards were presented by local business leaders and officials at a luncheon attended by about 50 people.

Monterey High Mark Stafford Coronado Asher Thompson Lubbock America Academy of Achievement Troy Myers First National Bank Bill Collins Hemphill - Wells Co G. P. Kuykendall Kuykendall Foundation Jack Eastman Read & Co Furr’s, Inc James Granberry Philadelphia Lubbock High Schools Tony Julian Bustillos Jr 1817 Auburn Estacado Estacado High School Craig Don Brooks 206 Country Club

Cleanup drives six months of junk cars removal

The six month cleanup yields eight cars removed this week with 160 cars cleared since May 1. Orville Ryan of Crosbyton will crush the junk vehicles as an independent contractor. Fire Chief C B Joiner and Charles Stuart led this week's removal campaign for the City Sanitation Department.

Orville Ryan Crosbyton Er Plains Association O C. B. Joiner Charles Stuart City Sanitation Department

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