Chilean Military Tribunals Sentence Allende Officials
Chilean military tribunals on Tuesday issued prison terms from 60 days to 20 years for eight former Chuquicamata officials linked to the Allende era copper mine. David Silberman led the group, receiving 13 years and transfer to Santiago’s military academy for a second trial.
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Forget-Me-Not Sale Planned by DAV Chapter 44
Lubbock's Disabled American Veterans Chapter 44 announces its headquarters at 2202 Broadway for a forget-me-not sale on Friday and Saturday. Civic groups including Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts will sell plastic towers at shopping centers to raise funds for crutches wheelchairs and other necessities for hospitalized veterans.
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Nutritional Note on Yellow and Green Dry Peas
A brief line states that nutritionally yellow and green dry peas are the same. The oddly formatted snippet appears from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal circulation details and does not provide further context about the topic. The readable portion focuses on the equivalence of the two pea varieties.
Prime time TV schedule listing from 1970s era networks
TV Weekly Log outlines programs across KKTXT PBS KCBD NBC CBS ABC with a dense lineup. Notes include Sesame Street Mister Rogers Captain Kangaroo Love Story Love Came Laughing Banacek Letters from Three Lovers and Love Story premieres, plus News Weather and varied talk and game shows.
Radio Station Listing Fragment From Broadcast Dial
Readable text shows network station identifiers KFYO KLBK KEN KDAV with associated networks and frequencies. The fragment appears to catalog stations and affiliations, suggesting a broadcast directory entry or early TV radio mapping within a local market.
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Cy Young’s record marks enduring major league landmark
Boston report notes Cy Young compiled a 511 315 lifetime pitching record, making him the biggest winner and loser in major league history. This UPI summary highlights the historic scope of his career and the enduring association of his name with the annual pitcher of the year award.
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Lodge resigns as U.S. ambassador to Argentina
John Davis Lodge, 69, has resigned after four years as U.S. ambassador to Argentina. He bid farewell to provisional president Raul Lastiri in a 15 minute visit Tuesday and is expected to depart the country in a few days.
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Roosevelt General Hospital receives donated medical supplies
Roosevelt General Hospital in Portales, New Mexico, has been given thousands of dollars in medical supplies at no cost as part of a federal phase-out plan. W. W. Kirk, the hospital administrator, noted the hospital received a 600-box equipment store worth originally 61,000 dollars in 1969, now depreciated to 31,355 dollars. The collection includes pillows, blankets, linens, instruments and more, potentially to outfit a proposed nursing home wing addition.
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Short Continuing Education Classes At NMJC
Hobbs New Mexico editors report continuing education courses at New Mexico Junior College this month. A modern dance class taught by Ardith Gates runs Tuesday nights from 7 to 9 pm in the NMJC gym through December. Bead jewelry techniques are offered on Wednesdays until October 31 with Charlie Pruitt as instructor.
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Roosevelt General adopts central stock control plan
Portales reports Roosevelt General Hospital will implement a new stock control and purchasing system designed to ease supply procedures. John Murray, assistant administrator, led the plan which introduces central purchasing and a perpetual inventory for 1,500 daily items. The cost was set at a few hundred dollars.
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Professor Co-Authors Police Text for Cadets
UT B Professor Thomas C. Gray co authored Police in America Readings a text for police academies colleges and universities It highlights many viewpoints on the policeman s role in America The book by Gray and Jerome H Skolnick will be published by Little Brown in February 1974.
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Permian Basin
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ENMU hosts Fall Intercollegiate Rodeo action
The ENMU Fall Intercollegiate Rodeo runs Thursday through Saturday at 7 30 p m at the County County Fairgrounds. About 250 to 300 student riders from 23 colleges including Texas Tech and West Texas State University compete from the Southwestern District of the N I R A. Admission is 2 for adults and 1 for children per night.
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Texas Leads In Tracks Chicago
Texas has the most railroad trackage with 13,563 miles, while Illinois ranks second with 10,822 miles. The figures highlight the state’s dominant rail network compared to its midwest neighbor. The report underscores Texas’ expansive freight and passenger line system amid ongoing infrastructure discussions.
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