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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1971

Page

4

Senator Tower predicts Vietnamization by mid 1972

Canyon Texas special report notes U S ROTC students and Sen John Tower say American ground forces in Vietnam will be withdrawn by June 1972 with only essential units remaining to protect vital installations. Tower argues South Vietnamese forces can defend themselves with U S support tapering. The discussion occurred at West Texas State University.

Canyon U. S ROTC WTSUP John Tower All American Grounds University Vietnam Senate Falls West Texas State University

Sol Hurok looks to future of American culture

The impresario Sol Hurok, 83, discusses his lifelong push for high arts in the United States, his plans to bring Peking Opera to America, and his belief in continued cultural exchange with China and Russia despite tensions. He notes the WPA era impact, recalls Isadora Duncan and Pavlova, and predicts renewed artistic exchange by the early 1970s. He also reflects on the Bolshoi boycott and his own business moves after a recent firm acquisition.

Ssunen Pousenes China Wice Sol Hurok 9 Veer Guar General Fledric States United States Russia Bolshoi America Hurok Metropolitan Opera House Pogar New York Hippodromo Stuttgart Ballet Isadora Duncan Anna Pavlova

Cold Front Forecast Douses South Plains with Showers

A strong cold front moving across North and West Texas brings a chance of scattered showers to the South Plains. Temperatures rise into the 80s and 90s elsewhere before cooling, with modest rainfall expected mainly in northern and central areas. Local injuries reported from a two car collision as the front arrives.

Texas Agricultural Extension Service Boston South Plains Metzer Worth New York Philadelphia Miami Detroit Lubbock Chicago Rockies neapolis-St. Paul Edna Lusk St. Louis Clear Kansas Barbara Great Lakes Denver Phoenix Los Angeles Kansas Town San Francisco Lusk Seattle Hill City Kan Anchorage Pocatello Idaho Honolulu Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital Virgil Reed Bowman Erskine St Tain 50Th Street Canton Avenue Highlana Robert Wright 55Th St Irvin C. Wiseman Wright Methodist Hospital 10Th Street Carolyn Diane Coleman Bob Metzer

Odessa Official Gets New Job

Odessa personnel director Ron Harmon has become assistant city manager after Ernie Crawford resigned to lead the Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission. Harmon takes a 313,200 per year post announced by City Neighbors and Harmon. Judi Asberry, 23, was named executive secretary for both Manever Ron Neighbors.

Odessa Ron Harmon Ernie Crawford Crawford Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission Harmon City Neighbors Judi Asberry Manever

Twin births and newborns reported from local hospitals

Multiple birth notices and newborns listed from Methodist and West Texas Hospitals. Entries name parents, addresses, and occupations, with details on baby weight and time of birth. Several fathers’ occupations include barber, trooper, and city worker, reflecting local communities in Lubbock and Plainview areas.

Ivie Adams Lubbock ToTam Methodist Hospital Oakwood West Myre Lonnie Walden Wiliam Jackson Ainview West Texas Plainview Santos Montemayor Amherst West ‘Vexms Hospital Texas

Ector County ISD enrollments dip across levels

Odessa special report shows total enrollment at 23,678, down from 23,219 a year earlier. Elementary enrollment is 12,251, down 398. junior high 6,091, down 83. senior high 5,036, down 50. Special education classes rise by 126 in elementary, seven in junior high, and 14 in high school.

Odessa Ector County Independent School

Beauty Contest Crowned Permian Basin Union Queen 1971

Rhonda Gayle White a 13 year old Midland daughter was named Permian Basin Union Queen for 1971. She was crowned by reigning queen Holly Ann Howett of Odessa. The contest is sponsored annually by the Odessa Central Labor Union.

Odessa Rhonda Gayle White Charles R. White Midland Permian Basin Holly Ann Howett

Car Mishaps Injure Six in Lubbock Traffic

Six people were injured Tuesday in separate traffic incidents in Lubbock none of whom required hospitalization. The accidents occurred in various city locations with minor injuries reported.

Lubbock

God in Christ Special in Lubbock Public Notice

Outdoor event to honor citizens of Lubbock hosted by the God in Christ group led by Bishop Mason and Dr J R A Bailey. Public invited for September 8 at 8 30 p m at the corner of 23rd and Fir Avenue. local organizers E M Miller and others.

Lubbock Bishop Mason Hep Keller R. A. Bailey Les Rose Fanaiye Naintenats Lucas

Family Planning Grant Goes to Odessa Basin Centers

Odessa special report notes Permian Basin Planned Parenthood Inc has secured a $53,000 federal grant for family planning aid to low income families. The regional group serves about 1,400 people at Odessa Midland and Pecos centers per executive director Nita Thornton.

Odessa Permian Basin

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