Congress Drives Youth Employment Bill Debate
In Washington Congress pushes a major youth employment program as part of anti recession aid. Early in session about ten youth jobs bills competed with proposals by Sen Henry Jackson and Rep Lloyd Meeds aiming at park work and community projects to aid jobless youths.
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Lynn County Old Settlers Reunion and Summer Festival
The 43rd Lynn County Old Settlers Reunion is set for June 25 with registration at noon. Festivities will be in the school cafeteria, a 1.50 plate noon meal, and awards for oldest attendees and longest distance travelers.
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Summer heat bakes Texas as Memorial Day weekend begins
Sunny skies and record to near record highs spread across Texas on Saturday with Lubbock at 91 degrees. Forecasters from the National Weather Service expect hot dry weather into Monday with 14 hours of sun and humidity around 15 percent. In other areas, Chicago topped 93 as storms moved through the Mississippi Valley and Atlantic beaches filled with holiday crowds.
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Tech Law School Sets Registration for Summer Session
The Texas Tech University School of Law will hold summer session registration Monday from 9 to 11 49 am in the Law School Forum. Registrar Ano C Burbridge says with pre registered students and new registrants there will be about 1500 students enrolled for the first summer session.
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State Bar of Texas approves 1977 budget increase
State Bar of Texas directors approved a $25 million budget for fiscal 1977, about $250000 more than the current budget.
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Sunday Edition of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Advertisement heavy page text describing subscription rates and delivery, with garbled names and incomplete dates. Notices include mail subscription details, Sunday and Saturday delivery options, prices, and liability disclaimer for ad errors.
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Texas House Rejects Senate Tax Relief Rewrite
The Texas House voted to send the tax relief bill to conference after condemning the Senate version as a joke. The measure would raise inheritance tax exemptions to 200 000 and modify utility tax relief with usage limits, generating revenue losses estimated at 56 million over two years.
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Sheep to Shawl Workshops At Texas Tech Museum
National crafts instructors Ann Matlock of Austin and Ellen Younger of Santa Fe lead Sheep to Shawl sessions at the Texas Tech Ranching Heritage Museum in early June. Natural dyes cost 20 dollars for a one day session from 9 to 430. spinning 30 dollars for June 7 and 8. weaving 45 dollars for June 9 to 11. Judy Hunter at The Museum, 742-2424, provides further details.
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Gilligan's Skipper Known Everywhere
Alan Hale, the Skipper from Gilligan's Island, says the series made him a world familiar figure. He recalls a Beirut welcome and notes soldiers urging him not to come ashore while greeting him in airports in Thailand and Japan during a world trip. Hale was in Alabama for Army filming.
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House approves banking bill on state bank procedures
Austin Bureau reports the Texas House gave tentative approval to SB 945 by Sen. Max Sherman Amarillo. The measure requires a written investigation report on proposed bank charters to be furnished to the State Banking Board and lets the board seize a failing bank without contested-case delays.
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