Baptists Re Elect Fowler To Post In Lubbock Meeting
The Rev J B Fowler Jr was re elected moderator of the Lubbock Baptist Association during the closing session at First Baptist Church He is pastor of Southcrest Baptist Church Other officers include Joe Vernon Roberto Garcia R L Porter J M O Rear Richard Jackson Gary le Jowen Glen Reddell Wilson Wood J L Cartrite and Robert Gunn The association adopted a 69792 budget and reports from all divisions Five Negro churches are now members The opening session authorized the Christian Life Committee to work with Concerned Citizens for Lubbock to oppose alcohol sales in Precinct 6 The committee was chaired by Rev David Ray with Rev David Crisp as member and Pete Claytor as co chair
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Hereford Music Workshop With Ruth Parson Planned
A regional elementary music workshop is set for Saturday at Aikman Elementary School Hereford organized by Texas Music Educators Association Region 2 with Ruth Parson Abilene Public Schools music supervisor as lead. The event features reservations coffee at 8 30 to 9 00 a m lunch Q and A at 12 20 p m and a final session until 2 15 p m. Parson 20 years teaching music holds degrees from Northwestern State Howard Payne North Texas State and study work at several colleges. She is listed in Who's Who in American Education and a recipient of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Community Service Award.
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Smith Advocates Continued Pace for State Leadership
Lt Gov Smith, campaigning in Waco, urged an orderly transfer of leadership in state government. He argued that the times demand steady progress and continued responsible governance rather than a hiatus to train new leaders.
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Pilot Light Fire Damages Levelland Residence
A fire Monday night at Dr. Bob Roberson's home in Levelland caused about 9 000 in damages. Fire officials say a pilot light of a gas central heating system went out allowing escaping gas to ignite near a water heater. The attic and roof suffered heavy damage, contents valued at 2 000 and the structure about 7 000. Firefighters and volunteers from Levelland battled the blaze for about two hours.
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Texas Tech Students Pick Homecoming Queen From 10 Candidate Field
Texas Tech students vote today to crown Homecoming Queen from a field of 10 contestants amid games and parade plans. Finalists were Linda Baker Rene Brooks Judy Gallagher Jan Glenn Hadra Shines Donna Johnstone Mazy Jean Lege Nadine Nassi Jodi Snyder Barbara Zimmerman. Election chairman Don Cobb said polls will be placed in sale locations and Women's Service Organization members will help conduct and count.
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New York Teachers Strike Hits 18th Day Amid Mediation Collapse
Mediation efforts failed as the New York citywide teachers strike entered its 18th day with over one million students idle. Police patrolmen slowdowns and a threatened firemen walkout exacerbated the crisis as AFL-CIO Unit ed Federation of Teachers demands persisted and a Brooklyn school district dispute drew court intervention.
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McGovern Faces Close South Dakota Senate Contest
In South Dakota a rural vs urban split shapes the race between Sen. George S. McGovern and former Gov. Archie Gubbrad. Polls show McGovern leading in rural areas while Gubbrad dominates in larger communities, as Vietnam war positions and past votes influence voter views.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal Ad Rates and Delivery Offers
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Closing Arguments Heard In Starr County Farm Labor Suit
Closing arguments were heard in a federal case brought by the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee against the Texas Rangers Starr County officers and six Texas labor laws. The three judge panel included U S Judge John R Brown U S Judge Woodrow Seals and U S Dist Judge Reynaldo Garza. The suit seeks an injunction and to declare six Texas laws unconstitutional. The case ties to the Starr County farm labor dispute that began in June 1966 and aimed to organize Mexican American field hands for higher wages under Cesar Chavez.
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Di-Gel Delivers More Complete Heartburn Relief
Di-Gel offers extra action Simethicone to relieve excess acid and gas. The mint flavored tablets or liquid claim faster comfort for tense stomachs. Product of Plough Inc.
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