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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1972

Page

8

Striking Teachers Halt Operations Across Several States

A wave of teacher strikes disrupts schools in Illinois Pennsylvania Nevada Rhode Island and Massachusetts with Rockford Illinois teachers occupying the Board of Education and 285 000 students affected as talks delay in Philadelphia and across western Pennsylvania where 90 000 pupils are idle. The walkout seeks a 32 percent across the board pay raise amid federal court motions and state injunctions.

Illinois Pennsylvania Nevada Rhode Island Massachusetts Rockford Til Board of Education Philadelphia Frank L. Rizzo Rizzo Pennsyyvania Somerville Mass Champaign

Hobbs Jaycees Challenge City to Race Date

Hobbs Jaycees offer to race the Hobbs City Commissioners with a paid race today before the Great American Bicycle Race. They pledge to provide all equipment including a tricycle for each commissioner. The event aims to stir local civic action and publicity.

Hobbs Jaycees Hobbs Hobbs Suycess Jaycees

Old West Celebration Planned by Ranch Headquarters Assn

The Ranch Headquarters Association prepares its third annual Old West celebration at the Texas Tech outdoor museum on Oct. 7. More than 1,000 visitors are expected as the Harrell Ranch House is dedicated, with pageants, crafts, barrel cookery, gun and barbed wire displays, quilts, and ranch-site restorations featured. Pre-registration ends Oct. 2 with $3.75 adults and $3.25 children lunch fees.

Gerry Burton Avalanche-Journal Ranch Headquarters Association Ranch Texas Tech Texas Harrell Snyder Association Western Texas College Lubbock Lubbock Art Association Eclipse JA Ranch Meat and Milk Bairfield School Clarendon Alton Brazell Arch Lamb W. C. Holden D. Burns

Pair Questioned About Shop Theft

Police questioned a 20 year old man and a 12 year old boy after a theft of about 400 dollars from Rosies TV Shop at 207 N University Ave. One suspect had 125 dollars on his person. Police also investigated a 350 dollar theft of a 16 gauge shotgun and tools from a car on Boston Avenue reported by F. B. Fowler of 2616 44th St.

Rosie N. University Ave Boston Avenue Fowler 44Th St

Five Arrested In Garbage Flip At City Hall Entrance

Lawmen arrested three men and two women about 2 30 a m Saturday after two deputies observed a man throw garbage into the entranceway of City Hall. Officers pursued the group along Texas Avenue and apprehended all five after a brief chase.

City Hall

Law Fraternity Elects Officers at Texas Tech

Phi Alpha Delta at Texas Tech University Law School elected officers for 1972 73 with James Alexander as justice Ron McCluskey vice justice Anita Ashton clerk Don Russell treasurer and Ralph Edwards marshall. Albert Perez was named drug education committee chairman. Mike Harwin national fraternity executive secretary attended as guest of honor. The chapter won the most improved chapter of 1971 award at the national meeting in San Diego.

Phi Alipha Delta Law Fraternity Texas Tech University Law School James Alexander Ron McCluskey Anita Ashton Don Russell Ralph Edwards Marshall Albert Perez Texas Mike Harwin San Diego Calif

State warns on slick promissory boat fee scheme

Texas Parks and Wildlife officials say a private group calling itself United States Merchant Marine Marine Registry is sending letters to boat owners to collect a $6 registration fee. The agency notes there is no government connection and the fee is not required by the Texas Water Safety Act.

Austin UPS Texas Parks and Wildlife Department United States Merchant Marine, Marine Registry Texas Water Safety Act

GI Forum to Meet Over Garbage Strike at Guadalupe Center

GI Forum schedules a meeting at the Guadalupe Neighborhood Center to discuss a local garbage strike. B. Godinez, chairman of the board, urges members to attend and participate in the September event.

GI Forum Guadalupe B. Godinez

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