College plan to fund agriculture scholarships discussed
A Monday luncheon at Farr's Downtown Cafeteria outlined a fund to aid agricultural students. Jason O Gordon chaired the gifts drive opening at the Homecoming Breakfast for the College of Agricultural Sciences in the Livestock Pavilion. Prominent figures including Dean Stangel and Anson Bertrand urged sustained gifts and scholarships to support needy students amid rising education costs.
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Busy Week for Odessa Chuck Wagon Team
The Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang plans two feeds this week. About 30 percent will fly to Nashville Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. to feed 3,000 fans at a country and western disc jockey convention at the Grand Ole Opry. They return Thursday to feed 12,000 at the 1972 Permian Basin Oil Show in Odessa.
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Texas Tech Students Fail to Appear in Tax Suit Case
Judge Robert C Wright granted a default judgment against Texas Tech ltebities for not appearing on Monday in a suit against the City of Lubbock and the Independent School District. The TVA reports electricity rates remain about 57 percent below the national average.
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Court reviews Vietnam war era funding and voting rights cases
The Supreme Court accepts for review challenges to abortion law, state fiscal involvement in higher education, and a California filing fee dispute for candidates. Georgia faces an appeal on apportionment plans, with potential broad impact on 1966 Voting Rights Act procedures requiring federal approval.
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Arlington paper aims to influence underage voters
A Harte-Hanks funded monthly newspaper reports on organizing a youth driven political effort. It claims 400 000 readers across the state and intends to use a spring ballot push to affect opinions on sex education and related issues.
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