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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1971

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State Pay Raises Unfrozen Broad Panel Scope Urged

A 13 member Human Relations Committee with authority to investigate reports of discrimination by local businesses and governmental agencies is expected to be recommended to the Lubbock City Council next week. Proposed guidelines for the makeup goals and functions of such a commission were reviewed Monday by a temporary study committee. The panel would cover business and industry and investigate, discourage and seek to prevent discriminatory practices while serving as an information and conciliatory body.

Vacgin Ken Hobbs Human Relations Commission

Man Killed After Altercation With Sheriff at Lorenzo Farm

Lorenzo Texas near the Collins residence a 41 year old man John Alien Collins was shot to death just before 5 pm Monday after reportedly threatening Sheriff Fletcher Stark who was investigating burglaries at the property. Collins died on scene from a shotgun wound to the chest. Collins' mother Mrs Claude Collins 61 was hospitalized for lacerations and fractured ribs at West Texas Hospital in Lubbock in fair condition. Sheriff Stark said he was approached by the wife requesting help with a family disturbance at the elder Collins home where a heated verbal dispute occurred at the back door.

Lorenzo John Alien Collins Crosby County Fletcher Stark Justice of the Peace W. E. Easter Claude Collins Lubbock West Texas Hospital Stark Les Man Page

Senate votes tax relief for parents and working mothers

The Senate approved changes to a Nixon tax bill including a $325 college dependent credit and a $4800 annual wage deduction for babysitters or maids for working couples under specific income limits. The plan, backed by Democrats, would start with 1972 taxes and faces House-Senate conference reconciliations.

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U.S. Troop Levels Drop in Vietnam to 188,300

Saigon reports U.S. troop strength in Vietnam fell to 188,300 last week, the lowest in nearly six years, as 2,800 more troops were withdrawn. The drop follows a December 1905 level of 184,500 at the height of the war.

Saigon U.S Vietnam

Odessa Youth Saves Two From Fire

An 11?year?old Odessa boy, Ronald Dillon, is credited with saving two neighbors, Randy Couch and his father Charles, from a early morning blaze. He broke in, carried Randy outside, and after finding Charles asleep near a burning mattress, alerted firefighters and retrieved his father. Fire investigators say a cigarette left burning ignited the mattress. Ronald's quick actions averted tragedy.

Odessa Ronald Dillon Bobby Dillon Ronald Randy Charles J Ronald

SPAG votes to deny nonmember governments services

A SPAG committee recommended cutting services to non dues paying governments, with full board to decide in December. The move follows a state review of regional councils and cites Wayland Baptist College Plainview and South Plains College Levelland as affected groups. Nonmembers may face fees for mandated law enforcement training now offered free.

Eugene Smeti SPAG Truett Mayes Wayland Baptist College Plainview South Plains College Levelland Hockley County Tlevelland Hale County Alonday

Pay Raises Delayed as Nixon Pay Board Freezes 68 Percent Increase

Texas Comptroller Robert S. Calvert said the Pay Board froze the 68 percent state employee raises after Nixon’s anti inflation action. The decision arrived too late for November paychecks, with teachers paid by districts unaffected. Calvert noted supplemental funds would be provided from the end of the anti inflation phase and paid soon after November.

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Pay Board to Approve Large Employer Raises

Jan 1 marks the cutoff for large employers to begin pay raises without prior Pay Board approval. Raises must be based on pre November contracts, with retroactive questions pending board ruling. State officials seek retroactive authority to date raises back to Sept 1 amid wage freezes.

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Prayer for national leaders with divine guidance

A reader offers a traditional prayer asking God to grant national leaders understanding and strength, acknowledging human effort without divine aid. The invocation closes with a brief Amen.

Temperatures Dip as Front Brings Cooler South Plains

Gusty winds precede a cool front over the South Plains lowering readings from the weekend’s 80s to mid 60s. Forecasters expect more rain chances by Wednesday and a possible hard freeze by Thursday morning with temps dropping toward the 20s.

Perry Flippin Avaluicche Journal South Plains West Texas New Mexico Texas Corpus Christi Cotulla Kingsville McAllen San Antonio Dalhart Marfa Coun- See

First U N Speech from China at United Nations

China in its first U N General Assembly speech denounced U S policy and urged withdrawal from Indochina Taiwan and South Korea. Deputy foreign minister Chian Kuen-hua called revolution the trend of history and asserted Taiwan is part of China while noting glad reception from delegates and absence of U S or Soviet applause.

United Press United Nations China United Nations General Assembly Indochina Taiwan South Korea Chian Kuen-hua Peking Assembly Chineo Newnomen Chian Qet U.N United States Japan Mao Tsejtung America France Soviet Union Washington

Amarillo Holdup Suspect Arrested Near Hereford

Herman Clayton, alleged to have robbed Kiddie City in Amarillo, was arraigned on armed robbery charges before Justice Glenn Nelson in Hereford Monday night. A roadblock east of Hereford near the airport halted the suspect driving a car matching the getaway description.

Hereford Herman Clayton Forguson Waco Justices of the Peace Glenn Nelson Kiddie Amarillo Deaf Smith Texas Highway Patrol Here

Laura Storm Aims Cuba And Florida Coastline

A tropical storm named Laura tracked north from Cuba toward Key West and the Gulf of Mexico. Reconnaissance planes logged hurricane force winds and forecasters at the National Hurricane Center estimated gusts near hurricane strength as Laura moved about 20 miles off Cuba's southern coast and 375 miles southwest of Miami.

Laura Cuba Key West Rourst Mexico Caribbean National Hurricane Center Sid Miami

Weather Update For Lubbock And Vicinity

Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thundersterns and cooling through Wednesday. Tonight, temperatures near the 40s with a percent chance of rain. radar indicates showers in Abilene and Denver regions. Humidity rising to midnight at 73 percent.

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