Civil Air Patrol Public Meeting In Lubbock Tonight
The Civil Air Patrol hosts a public meeting at 7 30 p.m. at Rogers Community Center to discuss its role with the U S Air Force. The event features a film Signposts Aloft about the missing bomber Lady Blood and invites pilots students and potential non pilots.
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Civil Air Patrol
Air Search
Resea
U.S. Air Force
Rogers Community Center
Afrotc
Lubbock
Coronado
Monterey
Lady Blood
United States
Lubbock Squadron
CAP
Amherst
Indiana
Slaton Memorial Foundation Plans Hire of Architect for Hospital
Slaton Texas study group of Slaton Memorial Foundation votes to hire an architect to draft plans for hospital renovations. The report will cover modifications required by Mercy Hospital, the State Health Dept, and HEW. The foundation will then complete hospital transfer and begin repairs once financing is in place. The Sisters of Mercy offer the property to a non profit community group while by laws are reviewed.
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Slaton
Memorial Foundation
Mercy
State Health Dept
HEW
Bill Sewell
Sewell
Chamber of Commerce
Foundation
Sisters of Mercy Order
General Killed In Vietnam War
Unconfirmed reports from Phnom Penh say Allied air raids killed a North Vietnamese or Viet Cong general on the northeastern front. Cambodians who deserted the Communist side brought the news via the high command spokesman, who said no other details are available. The Cambodians placed the death about five miles north of Kompong Thmar near Phnom Penh after five secondary explosions from U S or South Vietnamese dive bombers.
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Phnom Peni
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
High Command
Kompong
Thmar
U.S
Nixon names 15 to advisory council on education of disadvantaged children
President Nixon named 15 appointees to the National Advisory Council on Education of Disadvantaged Children for three-year terms. Texas selections include Barbara G. Culver Midland county judge and Alfred Zack McElroy Port Arthur school board member. Other appointees span districts across the nation. A Hidalgo County cotton farmer sues NFC over a contract breach seeking damages. The NFC suit claims the farmer sold cotton to a broker at a higher price.
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Washington
UPT
Nixon
National Advisory Council On Education
Sed Semel Grierney Estab
Edinburg
UPI
National Farmers Organization
Hidalgo County
Holcomb
NFO
Rome
Jean Guitton
Solcomb
Budget boosts approved for chamber and projects
The CC-BCD board names Bill Rusk acting manager as smaller budget passes at 466,870 with a 95,130 surplus. Raises of 3 to 4 percent may follow federal wage-price freeze lift. Special projects include 20,000 for the Jim Carlen Show, 30,000 for Lubbock economic study, 15,000 for a grants coordinator. Facilities lighting planned from courthouse to Tech.
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Chamber
BCD
Jim Carlen
Lubbock
Lubbock County
Texas Tech
City of
Dallas
Lubbock Teachers Face Wage Freeze and Policy Reforms
The Lubbock school board approves a change to retirement age set at 65 with year to year policy for employees over 60, extends health leave up to a year without penalty, and ends two week dismissal risk. The board also seeks federal funds for an early childhood learning center and approves youth football use, board appointments, and staff changes.
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Lubbock Public Schools
Memorial Civic Center
School
Texas Tech University
Civic Center
Lubbock
Walter Taylor
Joe Boerner Jr
Texas Association
Jane A. Stowers
Billy Sullivan
Claudia Turner
Jeannie Shade
Nancy Wethington
Kathryn Wood
Patsy Autry
Jeannie Bumpas
Lydia Contreras
Thomas DeHoyos
Judye Overturff
Shirley Ownes
Roman Rocha
Judith Whittington
Janice Musselwhite
Keith Smith
Sandra Thomas
Karen Koehn
Betty Hennir
Stadium Gates Open At Six P.M For Tech New Mexico Game
Texas Tech officials announced gates to Jones Stadium will open at 6 p m Saturday for the Texas Tech University of New Mexico football game Students must have a reserved seat ticket and a valid TD card for admission Arriving early is urged to avoid lines East side student entrances will be open South end zone ticket holders should use east and west end zone gates
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Texas Tech
Jones Stadium
Texas Tech University of New Mexico
Tech
Kkota Kinabalu
Malaysia
Sandakan
Here
Offit
Zoning Board Denies Sign Change and Home Nursery Requests
The zoning board denied a 50-foot sign variance for a C-2 tract at Loop 289 and South University Avenue. A requested a day nursery at 4707 45th Street for ten children was also rejected. other petitions involved a duplex on 10th Street and Avenue S and a sign for Jack Harvey Carpet Co. The meeting featured comments from Murfee, Diekemper, and McVay with residents voicing opposition in several cases.
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Paul Johnson
Louis Murfee Jr
Trinity Com
Sofoot
Lubbock
Jothers
Loop 289
South University Avenue
Murfee
Joop
Ray Diekemper
van McVay
BU Crenshaw
Jack Harvey Carpet Co
50Th St
Crenshaw
Harvey
Optical Clinic
Carpet Company
Joe E. Woods
McVay
Pat Garrett
Mildred Hannas
45Th St
LCC band grows on quality and tours as Maxwell notes
LOC band director Dr. Maxwell credits growth to increased interest and improved quality, planning two to four day tours and showcasing original compositions like The Generation Gap. The group draws members from many areas and aims to boost music majors and school booster events.
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Granberry
Maxwell
LOC
LCC
Bine
Singapore
Maska
Colorado
Georgia
Arkansas
Malaysia
Ball Ames
New Mexico
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Texas Tech
Roadrunner
Abernathy
Lubbock Christian
Slaton Fire Department Approves Alarm Telephone System
The Slaton fire department has approved installing a special telephone alarm system to link the department with volunteers for quicker emergency response. The plan aims to improve coordination between the city department and volunteer responders.
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Slaton
Slaton City
Far Breathing Apparatus General
Primued
Choral Boosters Name Officers for 1971 72
The Lub bock High Westernaires elect officers including Mr and Mrs Jack Nelsons as co-presidents and Mrs Carol Kovach as vice president. An organizational meeting at Whitharral school cafeteria invites all parents of boys eight to ten for registration and fund raising plans including sale events and a fall concert.
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Jack
Whitharral
L. E. Bevel
P.m
Summage
Ocean-Ge
Ing
Carroll Barnsl
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Joseph C. Smith
Arthur David Grenberg
Manhattan
Smith
Jay Stuart
Greenberg
Stuart
Slaton Memorial Foundation
Hospital Group
Vietnam
Midland
Ping
Timberlake
Bill Rusk
Rusk
Jaycees
Lubbock Jaycees
National Municipal League
Look Magazine
Texas Tech School of Medicine
Bill Armstrong
Kenneth May
Arnold Maeker
Cultural Affairs Council
Lubbock High School
Richard Sugarek
Richard C. Sugarek
32Nd St
Cheryl Peveler
C. W. Peveler
30Th St
Westerner
Rams
GMC
Adams Olds-Pontiac
Smith Ford
Glasgow
Scotland
Choral Boosters
Name Officers
Cub Pack
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