Texas Tech Tax Conference Set For Monday Start
More than 100 accountants and attorneys from West Texas and New Mexico will arrive for the fourth annual Texas Tech Tax Conference. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. Monday in the Agriculture Building auditorium with sessions focusing on Internal Revenue Code interpretations and possible changes by Congress.
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Tax conference speakers named at Tech Union gathering
Amarillo accountant George G. Riker will preside at Monday afternoon sessions as Edward W. Carmody of Dallas and J. Bryan Stephenson of Albuquerque discuss partnerships and livestock business planning. Waggoner Carr will address the luncheon, with Reginald Rushing giving the invocation. Nine other tax specialist talks are planned by regional accounting groups and CPA chapters.
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State Department Jobs Outline Monday Visit at Texas Tech
William C. Jones, State Department representative and former Tech student, will describe Foreign Service careers at a Tech Union session Monday. The talk precedes Foreign Service exams announced for December eight, with applications for ages 20 to 31 and nine years U.S. citizenship. Jones has served in Munich Mexico Paris and Frankfurt and will be joined by Tech's International Relations Guild sponsor Lives in Lubbock.
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Model Planes Meet Set By Lubbock Jaycees Today
Model planes competition starts at 8 a.m. today north of Erskine and College in Lubbock. The event, run by the Lubbock Jaycees, features more than 45 entries from Texas and New Mexico and will award 25 cent admission for children and one dollar for adults. Rex Johnson, 1958 National Champion, assists as official while Riley Weoten does not compete. Proceeds go to youth activities.
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Three Policemen Promoted and Transferred in Lubbock
Three transfers and three promotions in the Lubbock Police Dept announced by Chief Bill Lamb. Promotions from patrolman to sergeant for Walter Anderson Truman Price and Jack Eller, based on Civil Service exams. Transfers of Wayne Love J B Florence and Lawrence Ekdhal move from uniform to detective division to fill vacancies.
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County farmer awarded damages in right of way suit
In a county court last Thursday Charles Vincent Redinger was awarded 5 per acre damages by the judge in the case Southwestern Public Service Co versus Mr and Mrs Charles Redinger. The utility condemned a power line right of way across the Redinger farm covering about 99.36 acres of farmland. The award aligns with the commission approved amount for the taken land.
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Funeral Services Set Today For Sylvester Morrison
Funeral services for Sylvester W. Morrison, 72, of 2006 E. 14th Street, will be held at 4 pm today at the Rix Home Chapel. Burial will follow at Tech Memorial Park under Rix Funeral Home. Morrison moved to Lubbock in 1925 from Tipton Oklahoma and was active in the Masonic Lodge and First Christian Church. He died Thursday at a relative’s home.
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Young Dinners at YMCA Highlight Student Fellows
Former members and friends are invited to a Young and Guys evening at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the YMCA. Don Elliott, Disciples Student Fellows, will share slides from Scotland work camp. Dinner costs 1.80 with reservations by noon Monday to John or Porter 39-8388. social hour follows in the gym.
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First Bill Of Revue Suit Filed In Lubbock County
A bill of review filed in Probate Court by John M. Yours and Mrs. Juanita Whitmore Young contests the will of Ora Whitmore. The suit seeks to void the probated will on grounds of incompetence after a long illness preceding death. The case involves family members and an estate valued around $25,000.
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Four Pleas Entered in County Court at Law
Four pleas were entered in Luboe County Court at Law Saturday. Fredo Carrasco pleaded innocent to a liquor law transportation violation with a $500 bond. Eduardo Camargo Alvarado, 42, pleaded guilty to a liquor law violation, fined $100 and costs. Marie Long, 91, 2618 Fir, pleaded innocent to a liquor law violation with a $750 bond.
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Austrian Firm Wins Bid for Chile Pipeline Project
An Austrian firm is awarded a contract to build two pressure pipelines totaling 2,000 feet in length to feed a power plant at Aba nico in Chile.
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