Texas Rangers mark 150 years with new hall of fame plan
The story highlights the Texas Rangers evolving gear and role from horse and Colt revolvers to helicopters, their 150th anniversary in 1973, and a proposed Ft. Fisher hall of fame in Waco funded by private gifts. It notes leadership by Clint Peoples, past criticisms from Mexican Americans, and continued efforts to recruit and update the force within the DPS.
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Texas Rangers
Glenn Elliott
Longview
Eastsride
Texas
Los Angeles
Stephen F. Austin
Indiana
Frontier Bataien
Ft. Fisher
Waco
Brazos River
United States
Clint Peoples
Peoples
Hall of Fame
Rangers
Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
Arturo Rodriguez
San Antonio
Pete Montemayor
Laredo
East
State Adjutant General
Department of Public Safety
Texas Ranger Service
DPS Criminal Law Enforcement Division
IRS Plans Beef Price Inquiry Of Food Chains
The IRS will probe three large Texas food chains in Dallas Fort Worth and Lubbock as part of a nationwide drive into the gap between wholesale and retail beef prices. The inquiry follows a Price Commission order and a call from Donald Rumsfeld noting a 8.6 cent per pound spread above the wholesale rate.
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Texas
W. T. Coppinger
Internal Revenue Service
North Texas
IRS
Dallas
Fort Worth
Lubbock
The
Price Commission
Donald Rumsfeld
Cost of Living Council
Rumsfeld
Soul Winning Clinic At Parkway Driver Baptist Church
The Parkway Driver Baptist Church at 2913 E. 2nd St hosts a soul winning clinic conducted by T. T. Brothers of Redondo Beach California. Sessions run today and Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. with Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev Wayne R Williams is pastor.
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Parkway Driver Baptist Church
E. 2Nd St
T. T. Brothers
Redondo Beach
Calif
Brothers
Wayne R. Williams
Free University Opens At Tech In Lubbock
A free university program at Texas Tech will offer about 25 one hour night classes for the fall 1972 semester. Registration today at University Center is not required to attend. Instructors are volunteers from faculty graduate students and the community. The program is sponsored by the Tech Student Association and targets all residents of the Lubbock area. A separate MesSina report notes a minor gold rush after locals found hundreds of coins in a dump, drawing fishermen to join the dig.
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Intelligence Service
Narcotics Service
DPS
Antomo
Texas Commission On
Bej
Lubbock
Free University
Texas Tech
University Center
Sharon Warford
The
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Seneca Renton
Contactatson Auction Service
Gordon Mayes, M.D
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