Texas Tech Homecoming Queen Candidates Named
A long list of 39 Texas Tech students, including Donna from San Angelo and Kathy Anderson from Breckenridge, were nominated as Homecoming queen candidates. Voting will select ten semifinalists Wednesday, five finalists on October 29, with Gov. Preston Smith to crown the queen at halftime. The theme is Texas Tech Doing Our Thing and floats and decorations are in progress.
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Ate
Texas Techecoming
Donna
San Angelo
Campus Advance
Kathy
Anderson
Breckenridge
Eta Kappa Nut
Joyce Beck
San Antonio
Gaston Hall
Alexig. Bell
el Paso
Chi Roh
Annn Benoit
Houston
Thompson
Hall
Ginger Bio
Alpha Phi
Ginger Cone
Weeks Hall
Lynn Cox
Ozona
The
Tech Rodeo Association
Marilynn Crawley
Lamesa
Agricultural Economics Club
Linda Lee Crumpton
Baton Rouge
Phi Mu
Marilyn E. Davies
Angel Flight
Gay Dobbs
Murdough Hall
Pamela Sue
Army Rotc
Kim Harp
Dallas
Doak Hall
Gracy Hinojosa
Corpus Christi
Los Tertulianos
Karen Johnson
Mortarboard
Mary Beth Johnson
Pampa
Gordon Hall
Jamis Lynn Jones
Ratan
N.M
Innerfraternity Council
Jessica Jones
Lubbock
Tech Union
Peggy Kincannon
Pasadena
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Pamela J. Kirk
Borger
Sigma Chi
Sandra Korona
Alpha Kappa Psi
Ann Laden
Alpha Kappa Alpha Order
Cynthia Leasure
Hereford
Af.r.o.tc
Helene Loran
Levelland
Chi Omega
Cynthia Lyckman
Menard
Tech Finance Association
Jana Mahon
Fort Worth
Delta Delta Delta
Kandie McRoom
Sigma Nu
Nell Parker
Vernon
Baptist Student Union
Susan Searl
Claude
S.A.E
Juana Young
Beulah
Women's Service Organization
Barbara Zimmerman
Oklahoma City
Okla
Kappa Kappa Psi
Preston Smith
Kit Jackson
Texas Tech
Kris Conlon
Ex-Students Association
Five speakers scheduled at Texas Tech Tax Institute session
The 15th annual Texas Tech Tax Institute continues with five lectures on oil and gas taxation and Subchapter S corporations. Speakers include U S Treasury official Paul Eggers and law firm partners from Midland Fort Worth Los Angeles. The event draws about 200 accountants and is hosted by the Tech Accounting Department and local CPA societies.
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Texas Tech Tax Institute
Paul Eggers
U.S. Treasury Department
Texas
New Mexico
Tech Union
Eggers
John Grimland
Midland
Gordon ‘Appleman
Fort Worth
Donald M. Fort
State Bar of Texas
Attorney General of Texas
Mankofff
Subchapter S. Corporation
Mankoff
Durant, Mankoff, Davis, Franklin,& Walens
Bootstrap
Werner
Los Angeles
Alexander Grant & Company
Journal of Taxation
Journal of Accountancy
M. Dan Howard
Lubbock
Institute
Bobby Dawson
Borger Ac
Panhandle
Texas Association of Public Accountants
Permian Basin
Texas Society of Cpas
American Society of Women Accountants
William Morphew
Abilene
Court Denies Bid to Dismiss School Finance Suit
A federal court refused to dismiss a suit challenging Texas state school district laws while dismissing six local districts. Plaintiffs seek equal distribution of district funds. Defendants include Attorney General Crawford Martin and the State Board of Education. The judge will await the 1971 Texas Legislature actions on school financing and study reports.
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SAN Antonio
Five Edge
Wood Independent School
Crawford Martin
Edgar
State Board of Education
U.S. Dist
Adrian Spears
Texas
Delegates Attend South rm Chapter Electric Meet
More than 150 delegates and spouses attend the South rm Chapter of Electrical atus Service Association convention in Raiderland. The program opens at 8:30 a.m. with a talk by Susan Led Heller of College Point and Frank Holubeck of Space Chemicals Houston.
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Southrm
Electrical Atus Service Association
Raiderland
Susan Led
Lubbock
Heller
College Point
Frank Holubeck
Space Chemicals
Houston
National Bank Pioneer Building
Monterey Center
Cactus Alley
Hillcrest Country Club
Jo Carr
Imogene Sorley
Cameron
Pexas Techoe
Dads Day events highlight Texas Tech football clash with Mississippi State
Gov Persha Smith will deliver the main address at the annual Dads Day as Texas Tech hosts the Mississippi State game. The day includes a 9 a.m. registration coffee in the Tech Union, a noon program, luncheon at Wiggins Hall, plaques for the youngest and oldest dads, and a trustee dinner with Dr. S M Kennedy as speaker. Texas Tech alumni Gov Smith and family are among the graduates attending.
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Texas Tech Dads Action
Pers Ha ‘Smith
Jet Stadium
Red Raiders
Mississippi State
Association of ‘Women
Spencer A. Wells Foundation
Wiggins
Jones Stadium
Libyan Leader Vows to Expel U.S. and Britain from Bases
Col Mohammed El Khazafy head of Libya's Revolutionary Council warned in a broadcast that Libya would fight to remove U.S. and British bases, including Wheelashr Force Base, as Western forces remain in the country after the overthrow of the monarchy six weeks ago.
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Cairo
UPD
Libya
United States
Britain
Middle East News Agency
MENA
Mohammed el Khazafy
Ldire
U.S
U.S. Wheelashr
Preparation H Stool Softener Aims To Ease Hemorrhoid Pain
A New York report notes a non laxative capsule called Preparation H Stool Softener helps hemorrhoid sufferers by softening stool through enhancing natural moisture in the intestinal tract. One or two capsules at bedtime or on rising with water may reduce straining and pain without a prescription.
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New York
N.Y
Bank Case Sentencing Set For Today In Lorenzo Bank
A. W. Lott former Lorenzo State Bank president and two men face sentencing at 1 30 p m in U S District Court Judge Halbert Q Woodward presiding Lott and George Carter pleaded guilty to one count of false entry in bank records Jimmy Joiner found guilty of raiding and abetting misapplication of funds in a trial that ended last Friday Carter faces aiding and abetting charges with a five year term and 5000 fine FDIC later reported shortages over 1 1 million after the bank closed February 8 1968 and a grand jury indicted about 200 000 in shortages four counts of misapplication still pending against Lott with no trial date set
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A. W. Lott
Lorenzo State Bank
Halbert Q. Woodward
U.S. District Court
Lott
George Clark Carter
U. S. District Court
Lorenzo Bank
Jimmy
Idalou
Carter
U.S
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal
Amarillo Man Charged With Passing Forged Check
Amarillo resident Morris Keith Judd, 26, was charged with passing a forged $55.75 check at the Rodeway Inn on 4th Street. The check was reportedly one of several stolen from Beebe Lumber Co. in Amarillo around July 4, and Judd is jailed while facing related burglary charges.
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Tax Institute
Oolation
Union
Mesa
S. M. Kennedy
Ted Witte
Academic
Simith
Conrad Sahmid
Mickey Smith
Texas iTech
Church of Christ
Parkway Drive
Lubbock, Texas
R. N. Hogan
Wayne Hinds
Los Angeles, California
Amarillo
Ition
Libbock
KRAFT
P.O. Box
Chicago
Hmlinais
USA
Tai
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