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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1973

Page

2

Secret 1968 probe linked crime to Texas vending firms

Former Texas lawmaker Dick Cory says a 1968 legislative inquiry found links between organized crime and the vending industry but investigators never pursued charges. Testimony about payoffs to state officials was backed by polygraph tests, yet state officers say only one witness was polygraphed. The panel chair argues the evidence suggested felonies by officials and that tapes were kept secret to allow detectives to build prosecutions.

Austin, Tex UPI Texas Dick Cory Quiry Dallas DPS Cory R. B. Williams Texas Vending Machine Commission Martinez Williams

Campuses Shift From Activism to Personal Spiritual Focus

A Denver ecumenical conference reports campuses are quieter than in the 1960s as students and faculty turn to inward spiritual paths. Religious leaders note disillusionment with politics and a rise in Jesus movement, eastern religions, and evangelism shaping ministry styles in the 1970s.

Phil Stephan Denver Pharis Harvey United Methodist Board of Global Ministries University of Colorado

Hill Rules On School Land Use As Park

A Texas Attorney General opinion says an independent school district may transfer land to a city if both agree the land's primary use is a public park. The ruling also notes no competitive bids are required before exchanging title. The EL Campo district proposed 30 acres for a city park, with $60,000 for development.

Austin Tex Atty John Hill Hill

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