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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1971

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Judge Rebukes Lawyers In Probe No Problems In City Desegregation

In Lubbock early desegregation results show Dunbar and Struges Junior High School enrollments rising with more Anglo and Mexican-American students. Principal Roy Roberts called the transition “great so far” as a federal monitoring judge reviews the program.

Lubbock Dunbar High School Roy Roberts Halbert O. Woodward Struges Junior High Dunbar Faye

Austin Schools Noise Follows Forced Busing Tension

The busing of black students into white Austin neighborhoods sparked new tensions and eight arrests. In Georgia, Gov. Carter urged officials and parents to express a legitimate protest over federal busing orders. Justice Stewart refused to stay a lower court order for mass Nashville busing. Firebombs hit St Mary’s Elementary in Columbus and an attempt was made to burn a Black resident’s home, not linked to desegregation. Governor Askew urged legality over constitutional change to curb busing and doubted Wallace’s potential White House bid.

United Press International Austin Georgia Jimmy Carter Supreme Court Potter Stewart Nashville Tenn St. Mary's Columbus Askew Warren Burger Burger Alabama George C. Wallace White House Wallace Alabama House of Representatives

Jury age rule sparks hearing in Texas

The Texas law requiring jurors to be at least 21 faces strong opposition at a hearing. Other items note a new federal program potential grants this area 71800 to unemployment aid and Army recruiters tout higher benefits and enlistment spikes locally.

Texas

Judge Rebukes SEC in Texas Stock Case Hearing

U S District Judge Sarah T Hughes sharply limited SEC evidence in the Texas stock fraud case as Donald S Akins testified. The judge demanded relevance and speed while Akins faced questions about Nashwood Corp financing and related dealings linked to Nashwood profits and tax reporting.

Associated Preas Dallas U. S. District Court Sarah T. Hughes Securities and Exchange Commission Texas SEC James Sims Donald S. Akins Ts Akins Akins National Bankers Life Insurance Co SIC Nashwood Frank W. Sharp Sharpstown State Bank Ier West Virginia Life Insurance Co Luke Travis Lodges Inc Sims Dallas Bank & Trust Co Osorio

Prayer text in a devotional reader

A brief reader prayer asks for guidance to walk in righteousness and truth. It expresses faith that peace and contentment come from trusting in Thee.

Father

Teachers Say East Is East And West Is Bit Different

Judy Ogletree a South Plains native now teaching in New York discusses a throw away culture and how youth differ from a decade ago She notes teachers nationwide miss these changes and attended Adelphi University seminars on community relations and Harlem field trips with police and teachers.

Judy Ogletree South Plains New York Miss Ogletree Mardema Ogtetree 18Th St Adelphi University Harlem

Wholesale prices rise in August ahead of Nixon freeze

The government reports a 0.3 percent August rise in wholesale prices, about the year’s average, with big gains in eggs, fruits, vegetables, lumber and metals. Nixon plans a Labor Day speech seeking labor support, timing to be announced. The August index stands at 114.9, reflecting pre freeze prices.

Washington Nixon Organized Labor White House Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics U.S Aubrey J. Robinson Jr Zohinsen

Bank Robbery Stuns Houston Town and Country Bank

Two men in ski masks and rifles robbed the Town and Country Bank west of Houston around 1 30 pm. They ordered customers to hit the deck and left in a white panel truck with cash from the drawers. Bank president William A. McGinty described the scene and warned people to stay down for five minutes.

Houston UPD William A. McGinty McGinty

Israelis claim toe chilling cures nose colds

Israeli researchers at Rothschild Hospital Technion report that suddenly chilling the big toes with a refrigerant chemical lowers nasal temperature and humidity, drying the nostrils and allegedly curing colds. American scientists question viral cold applicability and long term immunity.

Ansociated Washington Israel

Lost Pigeons Return After Fog Shuts Race

In Derby England hundreds of homing pigeons went missing as fog blanketed eastern England during a weekend race. Officials said about 20,000 birds were lost but improvements in weather and wind helped a large share to return, with federation member Harry Rexon noting a good percentage coming home.

Derby England UPI Eastern Harry Rexon Federation

NATO Tanks and Planes Trail Soviet Military Power

The International Institute for Strategic Studies says the Soviet Union holds about 45 percent more land based intercontinental missiles than the United States and is expanding while US forces shrink. The report notes three times as many Warsaw Pact tanks and 2,500 more tactical planes than NATO, with China increasing its nuclear capabilities as tensions rise on the 5,000 mile frontier. It covers developments through July 1, 1975 and cites reductions in US manpower and ongoing missile modernization.

London Soviet Union United States International Institute For Strategic Studies Europe Warsaw Pact North Atlantic Treaty Organization China Russia Lester B. Pearson Henry A. Wissinger Nixon Asia America Soviets

Worst Ever Red Troops Mobilized For Floods

North Vietnam endures the worst floods in 26 years since Ho Chi Minh declared independence. The disaster could affect the war effort. thousands mobilized to repair roads, communications and farms as China pledges aid. In the south, fighting slackens while U.S. bombers continue saturation raids.

Saigon North Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Tara South Vietnam Hane Republic Land Hina Man Fse-tung Tin Piao Chou Leinslai

Foul up blocks signing of Berlin accord

United States Ambassador Kenneth Rush reportedly falls ill, delaying the Four Power agreement signing in Berlin. East and West German experts and Allied officials continued talks overnight as Berliners react skeptically to the maneuver.

Berlin Associated

Weather forecast sketch for Lubbock region

The fragment shows a weather summary for Lubbock and surrounding areas with cloudy to partly cloudy skies, hints of warmer afternoons, and mid 60s temperatures tonight through Saturday. It mentions time markers and several place names but the text is garbled and hard to interpret.

Lubbock Elouda Todas Cn Sane Sopa van Span Iidtight Pou

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