Survey Finds LCHD Feasibility Study Deters Fund Drive
Lubbock County Hospital District officials cite an $11,000 feasibility survey by Community Service Bureau of Dallas as showing not the right time for a $2 million fundraising drive for the Health Sciences Center Hospital. The study interviewed 81 residents and key leaders to map attitudes and recommended delaying the campaign and boosting public relations. Findings also noted confusion over the teaching hospital and medical school relationship and urged clearer liaison and regular meetings between LCHD and Tech regents.
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Mary Alice Robbins
Lubbock County Hospital
LCHD
Community Service Bureau of Dallas
Health Sciences Center Hospital
Pennington
Dallas
Texas Tech Medical School
Tech Board of Regents
Harold Coston
Coston
Community Service Bureau
St. Mary’s Hospital
Texas Tech Museum
Lubbock Area
Parkland _— Hospital
Southwestern Medical School
Baylor University School of Medicine
SCHD
Tech
Time
J.C. Newberry
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
United Front
Lchd Board
Tech Regents
United Way
Food Corp Faces Possible Illegal Political Payments
Ander son Clayton & Co a large Houston based food firm says an internal probe found possible illegal political contributions and improper payments to foreign officials over five years. The company turned findings over to the SEC and notes potential back tax liability up to 60000 dollars.
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Barlow
Anderson, Clayton & Co
Fortune
Mexico
Brazil
Internal Revenue Service
Parents Sign Complaint Against Driver Of Bus
Branford Connecticut parents allege a Mystic Oval School trip bus carried 40 deaf youths at about 100 miles per hour on the Connecticut Turnpike. They say the driver smelled of alcohol, head bobbing and cries from children. the bus company denies the accusations, citing lack of adult witnesses and calling it a vendetta.
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Branford, Conn
UPJ
Connecticut Turnpike
State Mystic Oval School
Mystic Oral School
Alice
The
Eastern Bus Co
Boston
Texas and the American Revolution exhibit on view
An exhibit on Texas history titled Texas and the American Revolution is on display at the First National Bank of Tahoka. loaned from the Institute of Texan Cultures in San Antonio, it presents nine panels about Texas since 1776. The show runs May 20 to May 31 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday before traveling to Amarillo.
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Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
54Th
35Th
South Plains
Texas
First National Bank of
Tohoka
Institute of Texan Cultures
San Antonio
Spain
Amarillo
Tahoka Bank
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