Sentenced and bonds set in county court cases
Two Lubbock men received sentences after guilty pleas. Carl W. Pierce 22 was fined 75 dollars and three days in jail for DWI and McDonald Bruce Ward 39 was fined 100 dollars for carrying a pistol. Judge Boedecker set bonds for 23 others including 15 charged with DWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Edwin H. Boedecker
Carl W. Pierce
50Th St
McDonald Bruce Ward
18Th St
Boedecker
William Brown
Ve. A. Jesse Harrison
Hallowater
W. S. Settler
David Acevedo
1St St
Henry Huera
14Th St
John W.lorence
E. 17Th St
Ee T. Reyes
Aymon. Brammert
Aurelio Luna
Pedro Gutierrez
47Th St
Pedro Ruiz
James F. Lamb
Levelland
Joe Bob Miller
Lorenzo
Dock Manahan
19Th St
James Carroll Bailey
George Montgomery
E. 16Th St
Mary Ann Stelzer
Post
Jimmy Lee Stogner
Farm Bureau Plans Meet and Barbecue at Levelland
About 800 members and guests are slated to attend the Hockley County Farm Bureau annual meeting and barbecue at 6:30 p.m. in the Women's Building on the fair grounds. Directors prepared 1,500 live eight beef and 30 hams for the feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Hockley County Farm Bureau
Bob Henderson
County Farm Bureau
Houston
Ernest Kristinek
Whitharral
Hockley County
Births Fill Local Homes With New Daughters And Sons
A stream of birth announcements from Lubbock area hospitals records dozens of newborns. Families include Raimsour, Mays, Bentancourt, Binion, Gant, Cortez, Vickers, Mannin, Justus, Conner, Kelley, Smith, Stout, Ybarra, Justice, Burks, and others, with weights ranging from about 5 to 9 pounds and times across Saturday to Monday. Fathers' occupations span church music, sales, manufacturing, insurance, construction, and software.
New Mexico Sheriff Association End Seeks Officers at Clovis
The New Mexico Sheriff and Police Association convention in Clovis will conclude with officer elections and site selection for next year. Monday sessions featured Frank Dyson Dallas Police Chief on social unrest, Donald Byrd Albuquerque Police Chief on bomb threats, and Clarence Kelly Kansas City Mo on public thinking about law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
New Mexico Sheriff and Police Association
Frank Dyson
Dallas
Donald Byrd
Albuquerque
Clarence Kelly
Kansas City
Virginia Flood Damage Tops 19 Million. Mayor Missing
Virginia officials announced more than 19 million dollars in flood damage with six deaths and one mayor reported missing after last weeks storm. Governor Holton urged President Nixon to declare a major disaster enabling federal relief for 38 counties and 16 cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
UPI
iGov
Linwood Holton
Virginia
Nixon
Holton
James River
Appomattox
Petersburg
Blue Ridge Mountain
James
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Farm Bureau
Jon Roy Raimsour
Olton
Mary's Hospital
Father E
First Baptist Church
Johnny Franklin Mays
Shakewater
Bunny
Bt. Mary's Hospital
National Mobile Exchange
Jimmy Bentancourt
PPG Industries
James Christopher Binion
17Th St
St. Mary's Hospital
Texas Tech University
Philip Gant
E. 20Th St
West Texas Hospital
Levi Sitausa & Co
Alfred Cortez
Ave. U
Rainbo Baking Co
Kenneth Lee Vickers
St. Mary’s Hospital
Boss Irrigation
Jimmy Ray Mannin
F. Fordham
Noel Justus
Iman
Kansas City Life Insurance
Frankie Weldon Conner
28Th St. Ant
1. Mary's Hospital
Jimmy Ray Kelley
Queen
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Wylie Hudman
Donald Ray Smith
E. 4Th St
Western United Homes
William Jefferson Stout
Allen Dean Justice
Comanche Construction, Inc
Davey Roland Burks
George F. Lee
Emporia
North Carolina
Meherrin River
Virginias
SBA
Yours
John Halsey
Monterey Center
50Th & Elgin
S &H
Lubbock Savings
Redbud Square
Goth and
Flint
Hare
Lubbock, Texas
Social Security
Janiff
Mexico
Acapulco
Mexico City
Areanilen
Braniff International
Pteian RR
American Express
Braniff
Rent TV
Korky
Lavelle Rubber CO
Chicago
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