Aluminum firms pay 50 thousand-dollar fines in price fixing case
Six aluminum makers including ALCOA Kaiser Aluminum Reynolds Metals and others pleaded nolo contendere in federal court to criminal price fixing in the sale of aluminum for power lines and cables. Judge Thomas Clary imposed 50 000-dollar fines per firm and noted a consent decree against future price fixing.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Nolo
U.S. District
Thomas Clary
The
Aluminum Co. of America
ALCOA
Pittsburgh
Anaconda Wire ‘and Cable Co
New York
General Cable Corp
Perthy
Amboy
Kaiser
Aluminum.& Chemical Sales,Inc
Oakland
Calif
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Reynolds Metals Co
Richmond
Anti-Trust Division
Justice Department
Clary
Crosbyton FFA Chapter Names Officers
Crosbyton special report lists Hank Smith Chapter Future Farmers of America officers Dwight Webster president Wayne Harris first vice president David Criswell secretary Tom Taylor treasurer Robin Anderson reporter and R G Havens sentinel in the Crosbyton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosbyton
Hank Smith
Future Farmers of America
Dwight Webster
Wayne Harris
David Criswell
Tom Taylor
Robin Anderson
Sentinel
Wink Texas urban renewal tale warned by Reader's Digest
Reader's Digest claims government handouts and misguided planning harmed Wink Texas, reducing its population by 165. The piece argues urban renewal favors connected insiders in Washington and wastes taxpayers' money while promoting the October issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wink
Texas
Washington
October Reader’s Digest
Census School Set For Supervisory Workers November
A four day training for Census of Agriculture crew leaders will run November 4 to 7 in Plainview. Percy R. Millard, regional census director at Dallas, says leaders recruit and supervise enumerators across counties to begin the five yearly farm census.
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Plainview
Percy. R. Millard
U.S. Bureau of the Census
Dallas
Millard
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Conservation Board Member To Be Named
Voters in Zone 1 of the Lubbock County Soil Conservation District meet at 7 30 p m in the county agent s office to elect a five member board supervisor Milton Kirksey Wolfforth current Zone 1 member joins John Griffis Lubbock A J Brown Shallowater Finis Griffin Slaton and Grice Herrington Idalou on the slate County Agent Lee H McElroy announced
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Lubbock County
Lubbock
A. J. Brown
Shallowater
Finis Griffin
Slaton
Grice Herrington
Idalou
Four Young People Named in Lubbock Staton Areas
Cecilia Samarripa 20 and Misa Fedina Ramos 15 are from Lubbock while John Adams 16 and Miss Mary Ortiz 18 are from Staton.
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Cecilia Samarripa
Misa Fedina Ramos
Lubbock
John Adams
Mary Ortiz
Staton
Local District Court Actions Filed in Lubbock
The U S District Court lists several cases including United States of America versus Don ald Healey and Lillian Healey on a GAO related claim, and Kenneth E Baker versus Carolyn Baker for divorce. Other suits include Joe A Melcher against Myrt P Wilson for damages and Ronald Lewis versus Nancy Lewis for divorce.
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U.S. District Court
Dosenh B. Kooley
United States of America
Donald R. Healey
Lillian Healy
General Accounting Office
Tind District Court
Victor H. Lindsey
Carolyn. Baker
Kenneth E. Baker
Joe A. Melcher
Myrt P Wilson
Ronald Lewis
Nancy Lewis
Divorre
Contractors and property transfers listed across Azalea area
A long list of construction bids, residential addresses, and property transfers appears in the record. Names include Mitchell, Gardner-Brothers, Roy Jennings Enterprises, Caprock Development, and H.C. Lewis Inc with numerous lot numbers and subdivisions such as College Park Addn and Broadmoor Addn. Values range from about 5,850 to 15,000 plus. The records show transfers between individuals and firms across several plats, including NW quarter sections and various blocks.
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Caprock
Development Corp
H.C. Lewis Inc
Dewie V. Rothwell
Basil Lo
Webb
Lote
College
MeoMakin
Carlos E. Wright
Hurlwood
Woodrow
Young
Freeman Moore
Ellison
Dale J. Bellamah Corn
Richard Ee Lot
Broadmoor
Richard Pettyjohn
Duncan
Jack M.west
Milton
F. West
D.nichols
Frank Andrew
Rayner
Lester Humphrey
Hamman
Shurwood- Sanders
John D. Henry
Jack
F. Dodson
Bob Medlar
H. McCrummen
L. Willams
Billy Joe Norman
Wie
Renhall
Manor
Loyd
G. Webster
Fred ¢. Abney
Wright
Shallowater
Theron
T.jenne
Derek R. Hutchinson
Nord Terrace
Tawts 'O. Wilkes Sr
Dewle Veo Rothwelk
College Pk
Miriam
Kinkaid
Don Ossbrne Sand
Hillcrest
I Wiliam CC
Scott Sr
Don Petk c
Wilshire
Adin. Weldon
Putman
William C. Scott Jr
J. Bo McCain
J. W. Hough
Green Lawn
Philip No Brownstein
Fed
Melvin R. McDougle
Amos
Nelson
Elk
Madfox
Joseph W. Hough
Melvin Dewbre
Riceland
Davis Clark May
Harry Craig
Mackenzie Terrace
Area Men In Service Update and Assignments
Airman 3.C. Dwight Lambeth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lambeth, graduates from technical training at Sheppard AFB and heads to a SAC unit at Carswell AFB. Airman Robert Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Coleman, promoted to Airman second class at Dyess AFB, with ties to Lubbock and Arlington. Lt. Col. Charles Wunderlich completes SAC combat crew training at Castle AFB and will join a SAC unit at Dow AFB. Harold McQuary, chief electrician’s mate, USN, to return to Norfolk after Operation Sea Orbit aboard USS Enterprise. Pvt. John M. Raper completes a 12-week communications course at Ft Gordon after enlisting in April 1964.
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Dwight K. Lambeth
Homer L. Lambeth
35Th St
Air Force
Sheppard Afb
Tex
Strategic Air Command
Carswell Afb
Robert H.simmons
E. L. Colemans
E. Bates St
Cheryl
63Rd St
Dyess Afb
Lubbock High School
Tactical Air Command
Charles Vo Wunderlich
Kathleen
Ava Fortenberry
Lubbock
Castle Afb
Calif
SAC
Dow Afb
Maine
Harold G. McQuary
USN
Raymond A. McQuary
N. King St
Norfolk
John M. Raper
Geneva Raper
Seagraves
Army Southeastern Signal School
Ft. Gordon
Raper
Army
Morgan City Is A Lonesome Town
Morgan City faces severe damage after Hurricane Hilda with 15,000 residents down to about 500 staying. Refugees trickle back as authorities urge delay. No sewerage, 20 percent electricity, salty fountain water, and debris strewn streets. Offshore cargo vessels provide limited water and power. Patterson nearby also damaged. No casualties reported. hangar at Patterson airport collapsed.
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Joe Joy
Morgan City
City Hall
Barksdale
Io Sewerage Company
Patterson
Harry. T. Williams
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Reader's Digest Tells
All America
Wink, Texas
Reader’s Digest
Conservation Board
Lubbock Courts
Gediles
Gardner-Brothers
Norfalk
Aye . Mitchell
Danny Chambers
Lynnhaven
Hon RO Brown
Oe Construction
Howell
Kilgore
Ae House
Church
Ave
Joe Day
Morgan City Review
Fort. Polk
Sea‘graves High School
Pfe
Harold R. Haney
Charles H. Haney
Littlefield
3Rd Armored Division
Germany
Garrard
Sylvania
Ousehold Hi Supply Company
Monterey
Kentucky
Yellowstone Distillery CO
Louisville-Owensboro
F.d.lc
Braniff
Chicago
Washington, D. C
South America
Miami
Houston
Universal Air Travel
Braniff Air Travel
American Express
Carte Blanche
Diners’ Club
Mexico
U.S
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