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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1971
Page
11
City trustees authorize a new relighting plan affecting six school buildings in Lubbock. The project aims to update lighting systems and improve energy efficiency across the district. Context and funding details unavailable in the fragment.
Lubbock zoning board debates a plan by Simmons Machine and Tool to convert a site at 2703 Ave H into an office and flour production unit using cotton seed solvent. Residents fear dust and odor. city officials cite safety measures and a pilot plant in New Orleans. The motion faces strong opposition from nearby neighbors and area developers.
A state official and local leaders discuss merging city and county police to reduce duplication and cut costs. They cite Hardeman and Garza County trials as evidence, noting shared teletype networks, joint purchasing, and a single jail as potential benefits and concerns.
Eunice, a noted educator, is recognized for outstanding service in teaching. The hall of fame member’s citation highlights her decades of dedication to students, curriculum innovation, and community impact.
The case centers on Clarks Drug Store where plaintiff claims medical costs and damages from alleged negligent acts connected to a store incident. Details describe a dispute over fees, ownership, and alleged injuries during a confrontation, with court action spanning several named parties and entities.
Mary Helen Cantierre, a Mexican American student, plans to teach and aims to become a bilingual elementary teacher to help first graders understand lessons. She emphasizes overcoming language barriers and urges greater educational opportunities for her community, citing high dropout rates and cultural challenges.
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