Veterans Day Observances Planned Across Lubbock Area
Local and county offices in Lubbock will be closed or open as federal and state offices observe Veterans Day. Banks and the postal service will have modified schedules. ceremonies at Post 118 and other posts mark American Education Week. Schools plan assemblies, flag-raising, and ROTC presentations to honor veterans.
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National Education Acomdation
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Texas Tech
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Magnetic recording devices eyed to speed police work
The TBM equipment costs include TS S025 three magnetic card typewriters and S10 808 for recorders with S5 22 for supplies. The system uses an interchangeable belt to monitor via telephone desk or portable models. A secretary can save calls from a portable to a desk model and monitor. Keaton notes clerks will handle typing, easing detectives’ load while records staff absorb more work.
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Keaton
Federal panel aims health project focus in southwest district
Officials praised community input at a health meeting led by panel member Joe Rangel. Dr. Dickerson urged targeted preventive work and local problem solving with federal technical aid. Dr. Lane called for shift from planning to action as Lubbock shows higher fertility and infant death rates and notable venereal disease and tuberculosis figures.
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Latchbock
Selina
Dor. Dickerson
Tess Board of Health
Dickerson
Eveater
Lane
Dempsey Taylor
Taylor
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Lubbock
Model Airplane Fly In Slated Near Lubbock
A free public model airplane event is planned west of Lubbock State School at The Oven, sponsored by SPAR IS, with contests, drops, and paper airships. Cash prizes will be awarded for first place and a draw. Refreshments will be available. Attendees are urged to follow posted directions to Loop 9.
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Lubbock State School
Senath Plains Aver
Spariws
Owen
New Mexico Board Approves Teacher’s Book for Schools
The New Mexico State Board of Education approved a book written by Donk Ro Lascash, a history teacher at Houston Junior High, for use in New Mexico junior high schools. Bashop Publishing Co will produce the book titled A Journey Through New Mexico History with an initial print run around 20,000 copies and distribution planned for 195? date.
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New Meagee State Board of Adnucation
Donk Ro Lascash
Houston
New Mexico
Bashop Publishing Coin Portales
Area Man Named To Labor Panel
Byron Ro Abernethy of 2506 Std St has been named Chairman of Industry Committee No 103 to recommend minimum hourly wages for textile employment under the Fair Labor Standards Act. He will head the committee for the textile and textile products industry in Puerto Rico serving as a public representative on a panel of public men and workers and employers.
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Abernethy
Puerto Rico
Swisher County Livestock Show Officials Named for 1972
Swisher County Activities Association Livestock Show Troard selects Weldon McClurg of Tulia as general chairman and Dale Whitlow of Happy as vice chairman for the January 18 event. Lee Moore of Happy will head judging with Bill Hawkins of Patin as assistant. Buck Fowler of Happy to lead sheep. Joe Bob Jones and A J McCarley of Happy as swine show superintendent and assistant. Alva Finch of Tulsa assists steer shows. John McNeill of West Texas State University and Leland Tribble of Texas Tech join as judges. Sam Buykendall of Menard acts as county agricultural incentive judge. James Sheltin of Amarillo noted as steer judge.
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Tulia
Bill Sargent
Alva Finch
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Tulsa
Joe Bob Jones
A. J. McCarley
Happy
Buck, Fowler
Emmet Pittman
Mress
John McNeill
West Texas ‘State University
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Sam ‘Buykendall
County
Menard
Leland Tribble
Texas Tech University
Swine
James Sheltin
Bank of the South-west
Amarillo
Proper Papers Speed Payment Area Residents File Social Security
John G. Hatton, social security district manager, urges area residents to bring the social security number birth record and the overlooked W-2 form or first year tax return when filing claims this year. He says having these documents speeds benefits and may allow telephone filing with later mailing of forms.
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John G. Hatton
Federal
Hutton
District board approves five year contract for manager Rayner
The board extended manager Frank Rayner’s term to five years with no salary increase from 17,000. A severance pay of one year’s salary applies if he is fired without cause. A new well validation policy requires field surveys and certs before granting permits, with costs borne by the well owner not to exceed 250 unless court disputes arise.
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Randall
Potter
Armstrong
Frank Rayner
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