Clovis Road Council Approves Avenue Q Improvements
City leaders approve a revised plan for Avenue Q between 22nd Street and Clovis Road featuring middle of block left turns and short raised medians at intersections. The eight hour session also addressed the 1969 paving assessment program, a flooding relief plea, and naming a street through a fraternity and sorority site as Greek Circle.
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Jerry McCarty
Avalanche-Journal
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U.S. Reveals Secret Pueblo Incursion Orders
The United States disclosed secret instructions given to the Pueblo before its 1968 seizure, directing the ship to stay at least 13 miles off the North Korean coast and to shadow Soviet naval units. North Korea contests the claim, insisting the vessel intruded within its waters, while the U.S. maintains the mission was legal in international waters.
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Largest Ever City Marijuana Bust Sparks Countywide Probe
Detectives seized an estimated 406 grams of marijuana and related items during a raid on a vacant north Laibhook residential complex. Police report multiple arrests and a wide search for additional suspects as officers describe the operation as the largest cannabis find in the county’s history.
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Dave Knapp
Donenat
Laibhook
Sos NL Ave
Reservists Asia Tour Called Off by Supreme Court Ruling
A scrambled report notes reservists were recalled from an Asia deployment after a Supreme Court decision. It mentions President Jobneen and Justice Hue 2, with confusion about orders to Vietnam and potential military delays. The fragment references Congress and Army authority in the delay.
Buzz Turns Into Roar As Texas Tech Registration Opens
AS BEES return to a hive students begin to return to the Texas Tech campus. Registration for the fall term starts Monday with law students leading the process signing in Friday before the semester begins Sunday. More than 19 550 students are expected to arrive for Rush week and sorority activities as the 44th annual session opens with coeds living in Chitwood Hall.
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Mike Read
Avalanche Journal
Texas Tech
Law
Chitwood Hall
State officials to attend Museum Complex groundbreaking at Tech
The article notes state officials will attend the Museum Complex groundbreaking at Tech as part of Page 4, Sec. C coverage. An ANTIWAR group plans to disband after years of internal squabbling, highlighted in Page HH Oil News, Sec. O.
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Prayer Message Emphasizes Accepting Lifelong Divine Offer
A reader expresses a plea to accept God’s offer of eternal life beginning now and to dedicate life to serving and worshiping Him. The message invites personal commitment and devotion.
Friday the Thirteenth Superstition Anew
The column recalls an old superstition about Friday the Thirteenth urging readers to hunt for a pin for luck. It notes the date September thirteenth is a Friday and questions the relevance of superstitions in the space age. The piece ends with a tease about Page 2.
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Gerry Burton
Avalanche-Journal
House OKs 72.2 Billion Defense Bill amid clash of aims
The House cleared a 72.2 billion defense appropriation for the next fiscal year by a large majority, despite efforts to alter it. The measure funds about 4.77 million military personnel and procurement of planes ships missiles and other hardware. The voting margin reflected hawks resisting cuts and doves opposing expansion.
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House Appropriations Committee
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Vietnam
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Defense
U S Troops Rout Enemy Near Saigon in Viet War Action
U S infantrymen employing armored vehicles beat a Communist attack on the Tai Ninh province capital 22 miles northwest of Saigon. The 1st Infantry Division reported heavy fighting near Loe Nin and along the Cambodian border with 1500 enemy forces, tanks, helicopters, and jets supporting as Communists withdrew at dusk.
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Bond fraud indicts ex-Lubboel man tied to church swindles
An indictment charges a former state representative and nine others in a scheme that defrauded 22 eastern churches of about 1 million dollars. Prosecutors say the group used church bonds and interstate transportation to move funds, while victims received only nominal value.
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Fragmentary OCR text references a weather map page with unclear terms and multiple non-standard words making precise details impossible to determine. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
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