Living Textbook program enters fifth year in Lubbock schools
In Lubbock schools the Living Textbook program expands as students study national elections and current events using daily newspaper articles. Teachers including Mrs Leota Matthews and Jay Gordon promote critical reading, civics, and geography, with plans for an Oklahoma publisher consultant to visit in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock School
Larry Hart
Coronado High School
Leota Matthews
Lubbock Public Schools
U.S
Plainview
Dimmitt
Olton
Levelland
Roosevelt
Jay Gordon
Matthews
C. E
Chuck) Whaley
The
Oklahoma Publishing Co
Whaley
Lubbock
Cadaver Kidney Pool Proposed By Scientist
Dr. Paul J. Terasaki urged a national and later international pooling of cadaver kidneys to match recipients with donors and ship kidneys to the hospital with the closest waiting patient. He cited storage challenges and noted typing of white blood cells as key to long term transplant acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul J. Terasaki
School of Medicine
University of California At Los
Terasaki
Teraski
Houston
Los Angeles
Europe
Inc
John J. van Rood
University of Leiden
Netherlands
Donor kidney typing could aid primaries and international sharing
A scientist outlined a system where donor kidneys are typed by 12 cell antigens and stored on computers. In early phases a recipient might fly to a donor center, then later kidneys could be shipped to the recipient’s hospital, enabling possible international sharing. tests showed 300 of 1,000 people had unique antigen combinations. Separately a county board approved financial moves and building changes, including a $125000 time deposit and a door modification for a basement exit, plus relocation of utility lines and a right of way purchase for US 287 North improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terasaki
General Fund
H.C. Gired
A.W. Griffis
South Plains Electric Cooperative, Inc
Windmill Son Contends For Democratic Senate Nomination
Atty. Gen. Phil Transen and State Development Director Milt Weisenmann seek the Democratic Senate nomination in Minnesota. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Expected turnout about 410,000, 22 percent of eligible voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Birch Society
Phil Transen
Milt Weisenmann
Senate
Calvin LI
Carl Buehner
Lamar Rawlings
Salt Lake County
Ta.m
Minnesota
U.S
Rhode Island
John Hf. Chafee
Frank Gliebt
Superior Court
Colorado
Peter M. Dominick
Steve McNichols
Kenneth Monfort
Vermont
George
PT Aiken
William IX. Tufts
Bethel
John J. Daley
Philip H. Hoff
James L. Oakes
Deane C. Davis
Colle
Five Named In Lubbock County Burglaries
Five suspects faced charges in Lubbock County burglaries. Perry C. Miller 47 of Bos 2055 allegedly burgled Payne's Jewelers & Gifts in Briercroft Shopping Center with a 10 inch roof hole spotted by officers. Willie James Byrd 23 accused of stealing stereophonic tapes from a car owned by Cedell Anderson of Ralls. Byrd held on 500 bond. Tommy Scruggs 17 and Lloyd Pennich 19 charged with taking tools worth 250 from a garage two miles north of Lubbock. bonds set at 1. Bobby Gene Kimbrell 21 of Ave 18 charged with taking a pistol from a trailer home. bond 3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock County
Perry C. Miller
Bos
Payne's Jewelers & Gifts
Briercroft
Miller
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Willie James Byrd
Fair Park Coliseum
Cedell Anderson
Ralls
Byrd
Jude LeCroy
Crosby County
Tommy Howard Scruggs
Lloyd Allen Pennich
Scott Mack
Lubbock
City Budget Study Set By Council
Lubbock city council holds final study session at City Hall at 11 a.m. today on the 1968 69 budget. A public hearing on the 20.6 million budget is set for the council meeting Thursday at 7 30 a.m. The original total proposed by City Manager Bill Blackwell was 211 million. The 20.6 million remains a record and 1.8 million more than this year. Five August work sessions preceded the plan. An agreed 13 cent tax cut was offset by a 76,011 boost from joint city county projects and a possible extra 1 1/4 cents tax rate. The tax cut decision may be settled at today’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Bill Blackwell
Indian maharajas clash with plan to end privy purses
Privileged rulers oppose a government move to end privy purses and tax exemptions over twenty years. They warn of income loss and increased litigation while Indira Gandhi’s coalition seeks reform and vows to tax and ban past actions. Maharajas unite in opposition led by notable figures Gayatri Devi and the Rajmata of Gwalior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YB. Chavan
India
Dhrangadhra
Prme
Indira Gandhi
Congress Party
Gayatri Devi
Jaipur
Congress
Rajasthan
Rajmata
Gwalior
Madhya Pradesh
Unclear Fragments Hint At Textile or Color Study
Fragmentary OCR text hints at toned shades and coordination in a textile or design context, but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or events to form a complete news item. No identifiable persons or organizations are discernible.
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Matthews
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Bill Diamond
Lubbock Avalanche - Journal
Republic
Matthew
Council
Pharmacist
Ora Jel
C. Dress
Caprock
Town and Country
50Th
Elgin
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