30 May 1972
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR snippet mentions weeks and reels with unclear context. The readable words indicate a retrospective note or clipped reference to time and film but lack identifiable people places dates or events for a fuller summary.
A fragment identifies a twelve point statement linked to Heen Ioad with unclear context and no further details. The readable text emphasizes enumeration of points but lacks names, dates, or locations to confirm specifics or outcomes.
A 15 to 20 year old janitor described as shooting at everything that moved killed three people and wounded others outside a Raleigh shopping mall. The assailant reportedly fired at random, pausing only to reload, before taking his own life.
A severe weather system plowed across the state on Monday bringing heavy hail and rain. Groundholders reported hail in Cleburne and near Mount Pleasant with flood warnings issued for Titus and Morris counties. Tornado reports surfaced briefly in Hale County and Levelland while overall rainfall varied across towns from Lub bock to Amarillo.
Memorial Day services returned to normal in the Lubbock area with ceremonies at three cemeteries. Allen Brothers American Legion Post 148 and Navy Mothers League joined Post 808 and auxiliary for a 10 am service at Lubbock Cemetery with flag ceremonies and Taps. Graves were marked by flags as veterans groups hosted the events and refreshments followed at the Legion Hall. A second 10 am ceremony at Resthaven Memorial Park involved Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2466 and George Berry American Legion Post 575 with Rev J R Church delivering remarks.
A partial OCR fragment notes a water project release on the west side of Tema. Details are unreadable, but the notice indicates official action or release related to local water infrastructure.
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