Senator outlines 22 point plan to save Texas coast
State Senator R Schwartz of Galveston proposed a 22 point program to assure coast survival. The plan includes beach nourishment, stricter drilling rules, environmental safeguards, ban on sand removal, expanded beach maintenance funding, wetlands designation, and open beaches access with enhanced parking.
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Brazoria
State Land Commissioner
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Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
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Reagan de la Garza
Insurance Panel Head Said Former Lobbyist
Ray Kirkpatrick Gov. Preston Smith's appointee to the State Insurance Board has a background as a paid lobbyist for insurance and private interests. He previously chaired the House Appropriations Committee and now earns 27 000 a year as a board member, with 16 500 as assistant research director.
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Ray Kirkpatrick
Preston Smith
State Insurance Board
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Manford
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Smith
Dolph Briscoe
Texas House
Houston
Texas Apartment Association
Household Finance Corp
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Lance, Inc
Appointed Posts At Tech Med School
Texas Tech University School of Medicine announces three new faculty members: Robert H. Kokernot, Phyllis E. Burk, and Merron H. Teague. Kokernot is professor and chair in Environmental Health and Veterinary and Zoological Medicine. Burk is electron microscope technician and anatomy instructor. Teague is registrar and health organization management instructor.
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Texas Tech University School, of Medicine
John A. Buesseler
School of Medicine
Robert H. Kokernot
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Department of Environmental Health
Department of Veterinary and Zoological Medicine
Phyllis E. Burk
Department of Anatomy
Merron H. Teague
Department of Health Organization Management
Kokernot
Alpine
Texas
Texas A& M University
Baylor University College of Medicine
John Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health
Burk
Baylor University
University of
Stunt Driving Contest Set At Coliseum Lot Sunday
Texas Tech University mass communications class with 15 students will stage a stuntabout at the Lubbock Coliseum parking lot Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. featuring compact cars in events like barrel race and pie eating for a $1,000 scholarship. Teams compete on speed and skill with entry fees of $10. the winning first prize pays $28 plus regional contest chances.
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Texas Tech University
Tech
Mass Communications
Bill Claypoole
Toon
Texas Tech
Lovington Air Show Highlights Local Youth Pilot
Gene Franklin and his son Steve of Lovington will celebrate Steve’s 16th birthday by soloing a Waco biplane and performing aerobatics during a two hour air show. The event draws pilots from Lubbock Amarillo Big Spring Harlingen and other Texas and New Mexico cities with a reserve date of Nov 5 in case of rain. Local youths organized the show with support from the Lovington Airport manager and Confederate Air Force volunteers aiming to form a traveling professional air show troupe.
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Gene Ae Frankdlin
Lovington
Federal Aviation Agency
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Amarillo
Big Spring
Harlingen
Westexas
New MexiCo
Orld War
Jim
Confederate Air Force
Harlin
Franklin
Pitts
Vega
Stearman
Fourth Sects See Award Recap And Campaign Notes
Johnson and volunteers present awards for 100 percent of quotas in Littles Footballer and good citizenship honors go to multiple divisions and companies. The Five Flames reported progress with totals by division reaching varied percentages. Nov. 2 is set for a victory meeting for the 1972 campaign.
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Rainbow Banking’ Co
Security National] Bank
Southeast School
Lena Stephen’s Inc
Stewart
Talkington’s
Underwood's
Metro
City Otee
Lubbock Public Schools
Texas Tech University
Eareness Division
Why Paris Has Jams
Paris and the greater area host around 2 million registered cars yet only 200000 moving vehicles can travel simultaneously. This mismatch causes severe traffic congestion and frequent jams.
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Paris
Community observes holiday with closures and displays
Military displays at South Plains Mall honor a national holiday. U S Army and Air Force personnel exhibits remain through Tuesday for free public viewing. Postal service limited Monday with normal delivery resumes Tuesday. City state and county offices close with restricted services and parking enforcement continuing.
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Banatesta
Ola Chook
Boye Sate
Gil
America Gion
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Vee
Tanagger W. D
U.S. Army
Air Force
South Plains Mall
John K. Caraway
Reese Afb
Tom Martin
Texas Department of Public
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