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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1973

Page

7

Oklahoma City official and wife die in carbon monoxide case

Bruce Palmer, an Oklahoma City public relations executive, and his wife were found dead at home from carbon monoxide poisoning. Police say the garage car was running, the home saturated with fumes, and the dash lights were on. Their son Laird Palmer and daughter Sheila Glen Palmer arrived at the scene.

Oklahoma City Okla Bruce Palmer Bertha Robinson Marvin Maxwell Hormicide Palmer Robinson Palmers Laird Palmer Austin Tex Sheila Glen Plamer Radio Television News Directors Association

Verdict Expected In Texas Bank Theft Trial

A verdict is anticipated today in Judge Howard C. Davison 99th District Court in the theft trial of Troy Lynn Smith 22 of Lubbock accused of taking 41000 from Texas Commerce Bank on June 15 Defense and prosecution rested about noon with no witnesses called by the defense Judge Davison recessed to allow jury instruction review and potential objections Prosecutors rested early and defense sought dismissal on indictment grounds Judge Davison denied the motion final arguments set for 9:00 a.m. and the jury may soon hear the case.

Howard C. Davision 99Th District Court Troy Lynn Smith Texas Commerce Bank George Gilkerson Davison Gilkerson Davision Lubbock Doyle Nelson Smith Carl Sargent Carl FBI Nelson Ted Mallory Mallory

Ice Capades Set for Odessa Six Day Run

Odessa announces a six day Ice Capades engagement at the Ector County Coliseum starting Oct 9. Debuts include Almassey from Hungary and skating juggler Albert Lucas. Show times 8 p.m. Tuesday to Saturday with two matinees on Saturday and a 2 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets range 2.50 to 4 dollars with group sales by phone.

Odessa Ector County 2Su Zsi Almassey Hungary Albert Lucas

Scientists Seek Corn Strains Rivaling Meat in Protein Quality

Researchers pursue corn breeding to boost nutritional value aiming for protein quality comparable to meat. Efforts focus on improving amino acid profile and digestibility to create a versatile plant source.

Winegar Receives Dual Honors at Texas Tech

Texas Tech official M A Joe Winegar supervisor of campus mail service and Stenographic Bureau receives two honors at a Laibbock Postal Customers Council breakfast. He is named Honorary Pony Express Rider and awarded appreciation for postal service cooperation. Dale Fowlkes, Elmer Reed Jr., and Leon Alexander attend. Windmill photo presented for commemorative stamp concept.

Texas Tech University M. A Joe’ Winegar Pony Express Rider Dale Fowlkes Lubbock Joe Winegar Stenographic Bureau Tech Saddle Tramps Campus Spirit Laibbock Farr Town & Country Elmer J. Reed Jr U.S. Postal Service Pony Express Leon Alexander Oklahoma City Billie Welfe Fowlkes

Plainview Man Files Police Brutality Suit

Juan Ferrer of Plainview sues two Plainview police officers and the chief claiming brutal beating after a traffic stop. He alleges arrest, warrantless home search, and harassment within a civil rights suit asking transfers of charges and city protections.

Plainview Man Plainview Juan Ferrer U.S U.S. District Court H.P. Pelphrey Ferrer Pelphrey David Ledford Stacy Haggard Haggard

Six arraigned on misdemeanor charges in county court

Six persons appeared before Judge Edwin H. Boedeker on misdemeanor shoplifting and check violation charges. Diane Stone and Sheilia Marlow faced shoplifting counts with bonds set at 400 dollars. M L Burns 500. Mrs. T A Rodgers 400. Willie Pearl Thomas 400. Bobby Pope 400.

Edwin H. Boedeker Diane Stone Sheilia Marlow M.L. Burns T.A. Rodgers Willie Pearl Thomas Bobby Pope N. University Space 16 Boedeker I Burns

100 Candles Give Lots Of Light

John Croft, age 100, flew home from Chicago on his centennial birthday to San Diego with a cake and candles at the airport. Minnie Ward of his four children said there was no reception this year as the party was the visit with relatives in Chicago.

San Diego Calif John Croft Chicago Minnie Ward Croft

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