30 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1969
Page
1
A woman claiming to have babysat for the child described being left in a car and found 12 hours later clinging to a fence. She was soaked and cold in a red jumper and light sweater, with parents allegedly distant at the time.
A sharp cold front moved through Texas triggering light showers on the South Plains and promising light snow flurries in northern Panhandle areas. Forecasters warn of subfreezing temperatures by Friday as skies clear over much of West Texas.
Federal HEW proposals to adjust high school attendance zones and a plan to close Lubbock High are reviewed in a Dallas hearing. Su pt Nat Williams returns for questioning as the examiner plans a decision after the new year. The discussion centers on desegregation plans that could affect three elementary schools.
A reader offers a devotional plea for youth to grow in tolerance compassion and understanding through prayer. The message emphasizes inner development and steadfast faith as guiding principles.
The Avalanch Journal reports a Texas city pursuing a central administration post. Fort Worth officials would not confirm or deny. The piece mentions Texas has three regional forecasting centers and notes an unclear location between New Mexico and a nearby state.
A cadre of experts and veterans including a moon circle archetype and an agriculture under secretary will visit the Hub City for an international textile symposium. About 500 people are expected for the 9 15 a m opening in the Student Union with Tech's expanded Textile Research Center dedication to wrap up the event Friday.
A wildfire erupts across 5000 acres in California sending columns of smoke skyward. Fire crews contend with advancing flames as residents report the inferno’s rapid spread and urgent evacuations.
Federal court heard the case as U.S. marshals escorted a suspect to proceedings. The defendant resisted, attempting to act as his own attorney during the Wednesday session. Records indicate a tense courtroom confrontation with guards enforcing order.
U S Senate hearings on Laos and Vietnam policy unfold as Secretary of State William P. Rogers testifies on U S involvement in Laos while senators Fulbright Cooper and Symington press for limits on military aid. Rogers signals no major policy change and hints at MIRV talks with the Soviets.
Hamer G. Maxey appeared Wednesday in a multimillion dollar lawsuit against the Citizens National Bank of Laybneck and others. The case centers on complex property and financial dealings that preceded a loan foreclosure in 1966.
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