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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1972

Page

11

Texan Confident Supreme Court Will Equalize School Financing

Demetrio P. Rodriguez a San Antonio civil service worker and Edgewood parents leader believes the U.S. Supreme Court will rule for tuition equality in Texas schools. He helped launch the Edgewood Concerned Parents Association in 1968 to challenge financing disparities between rich and poor districts.

San Antonio Cvil West Side U.S. Supreme Court Texas Demetrio P. Rodriguez High Court Father of Five Rodriguez Edgewood Concerned Parents Association Edgewood Independent Kelly Air Force Base Navy Air Force Arthur Godman Edgewood

Two Boys Injured In City Collision At Busy Intersection

Two boys suffered minor injuries when two bicycles and a car collided at West Street and Quaker Avenue at about 2 10 p m. Michael Scott Tarv 3201 Seth Street and ee Allens Scubrook 15 201 ith Street were taken to Hyaidan s offices by private vehicles. Gary Arthur Purvis 18 1123 Wey pete Hall at Texas Tech was a party to the crash.

Uns Street Quaker Avenue Michael Scott Tarvof Séth St Ee Allens Scubrook Ith St Hyaidan Gary Arthur Purvis Weypete

Traffic Deaths In Texas Rise

Traffic deaths in Texas for 1972 are 3 percent above 1971 by Friday noon. The Department of Public Safety reports 2,789 fatalities and 2,298 fatal accidents to date, up from 2,672 deaths and 5 percent more accidents at the same point last year.

Austin UPD Texas Department of Public

Woman Donates $10,000 to South Plains Kidney Foundation

Miss Sue Stevens of Denver City presented a $10,000 check at a luncheon launching a fundraising drive for the South Plains Kidney Foundation. More than 150 people attended at Fellowship Hall, First Christian Church, with Dr Jeesean Kenji leading a visiting medical team. Leaders include Dr Ray Remmers and Bill Litchfield as goals include building a dialysis center in Lubbock and attracting a nephrologist to West Texas.

Mario Takahashi Nagoya Jerry A. Stirman Lubbock Cliff Hardy Lee Right South Plains Kidney Foundation Sue Stevens Denver City W. Tom Campbell Fellowship Hall First Christian Church West Texas Jeesean Ray Remmers John Sealy Hospital Galveston Bill Litchfield Houston Kidney Foundation

Engineers Plan Safety Session by Texas Tech Professor

The South Plains chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers meets Monday at 6 p.m. at the Gridiron Restaurant to view slides on safety and health hazards. Dr. Jerry D. Romney of Texas Tech will discuss new occupational safety standards with Ramsey noted as a former OSH consultant in Washington.

South Plains Texas Society of Professional Engineers Jerry D. Romney Texas Tech Occupational Safety and Health Ramsey Office of Washington Gridiron

Sissy Attacks GOP At Tech In 20 Minute Speech

State Rep Frances Farenthold spoke for twenty minutes to a standing room only crowd at Texas Tech in the Mesa Room of University Center about Honesty in Government Nixon Style. She visited Eco Action Day before leaving Lubbock at 4 15 p.m. for an engagement at the Hilton Hotel ballroom in Plainview. Her Lubbock visit was sponsored by West Texans for McGovern Shriver and Hale County Democratic groups helped bring her to Plainview.

Frances ‘Sissy’ Farenthoki Nixon Mesa University Center Texas Tech Farenthold Lubbock Hilton Hotel Plainview

Board To Study Maternity Funds At County Hospital Board

The Lubbock County Hospital District Board meets at 10 a.m. at the courthouse to review a four month old indigent maternity funding program. Dr Norma E Porres and Ernest Watkins will report on emergency maternity costs covered for indigent mothers. More than $4 000 had been paid to doctors through Sept 18.

Lubbock County

Yellowstone National Park First Large Public Preserve

Yellowstone National Park became the nation’s first extensive area set aside for public use and enjoyment, marking a landmark step in conservation and public lands policy.

Yellowstone National Park

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