Leadership Lab Continues Today at Texas Tech retreat
Fifteen student leaders from Texas Tech attend a three day leadership lab at Buffalo Springs Lake. Sponsored by the Board of Student Organizations the workshop features lectures and labs to train leaders to run future labs. An evaluation will be sent to the Hogg Foundation with a $500 grant supporting the project.
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Tech
Fred C. Proff
University of Ilinois
Ernie Cowater
BSO
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Evant
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Alpha Lambda Deta
Jim Monre
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Bill Bench
Ernie Coweer
Reverle Barlow
Channing Clark
Jenny Mathews
Mortar Board
Churches Host All Church Night for Tech Students
Texas Tech students enjoyed a multicultural program Thursday night at All Church Night sponsored by Lubbock churches. The event featured Mexican Fiesta and Evening in Paris themes with songs from the old west folk tunes and a barber shop quartet. Attendees dined on themed foods, watched skits and plays, and heard devotionals and speeches.
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Youth Draws Death Penalty In Air Force Sergeant Murder
Robert Earl Methwain, 20, was sentenced to death for the July 1 murder of Air Force sergeant Robert J. Reese, 38, who was strangled after drinking whisky with Methwain in the sergeant's bar. The 12 jurors deliberated about five hours before convicting McTiwain, whose confession was pivotal evidence.
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Robert Earl Methwain
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Carswell AFB Leads Airlift to Aid New Orleans
Carswell Air Force Base launches Operation New Orleans to ship non perishable foods and clothing after Hurricane Fet sy's impact on New Orleans. Local volunteers at Fort Worth collect and pack items as agencies like GSA and the Agriculture Department join the effort.
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M-Sat
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Desandro
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Dallas
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Department of Public Safety Announces 60 Openings
Austin AP reports DPS Director Col Homer Garrison announces 60 job openings for young men. Applications for the next patrol training school are due February 29. The 16 week program will train at state offices or under any state police officer.
AFL-CIO Donates 25000 to Red Cross for Hurricane Victims
President George Meany announced the AFL-CIO contributed 25000 to the American Red Cross to aid hurricane victims in Louisiana. Victor Bussie, president of the Louisiana AFL-CIO, will present the check to Red Cross officials.
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Washington
Fair Pavilion For Sale At World’s Fair For One Dollar
New Jersey seeks to sell its million dollar pavilion at the New York World’s Fair for one dollar as the fair ends on October 17. If no buyer is found demolition would cost about 20 thousand dollars. Pavilion manager Roy Cowan cites convenience and economics and says negotiations are under way with a development corporation for a park project in Islingis.
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N.J
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Islingis
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