Dunbar Students See New Hope In Future
Roy Roberts, new principal of Dunbar High School, says the school is stronger and more united after a shooting in September left one student dead. He and assistant Angie Gill Weaver report normal operations with only 39 absences, well below the usual 240.
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Dunbar
W. Eugene Smith
Aavainucne-Journal
Roy Roberts
Roberts
Dunbar High School
Lubbock
Angie Gill Weaver
Debbie Baker
Anilo
Thad
Mike Dane
Elsa Gailan
Weaver
Monterey High School
Lucio Jiminez
Panther
Ed Irons
Dane
America
Margaret Fisher
Anthony ‘Bryant
Missions Chief Visiting Area to discuss state plans
The Rev. Darwin Farmer of Dallas will visit Lubbock today and Thursday to discuss Southern Baptist Convention state mission plans and raise about 1 million dollars for projects. He will meet Baptist Negro pastors at a noon luncheon and speak at First Baptist in O'Donnell, with a Thursday luncheon for the Women's Missionary Union at Monterey Church.
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Darwin Farmer
Dallas
Southern Baptist Convention
Lubbock
Southern Baptists
Highland Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
O'Donnell
Mr. Farmer
Women's Missionary Union
Monterey Baptist Church
Center Issue: Theater in Memorial Civic Center Backed
A joint board committee recommended including a 600 seat theater in the Memorial Civic Center but not LTC office space. They await City Council guidance on subsidies and uses, noting projected $600,000 theater costs and a $275 monthly rent cap.
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New Memorial Civic Center
Lubbock Theatre Centre
Auditorium-Coliseeum Board
Bill McAlister
LTC
McAlister
Bat Nash
Kenneth C Scholz
Auditorium Coliseum Board
Civic Center
P. Melville Larson
Larson
Parks and Recreation Department
Eight Elevated In Scout Rank In South Plains Council
Eight scouts and leaders in the South Plains Council Boy Scouts of America have been elevated to the Vigil Honor in the local Order of the Arrow lodge. Honorees include Rhonnie Crawford Charles Ward John Mills David Woodall Craig Finlayson and Bill Feminear of Lubbock Fritz Struver of Abernathy and David Roden of Littlefield. Camp Post hosted the ceremonies with Steve McMurtry assisted by Frank Runkles Wayne Runkles Alex Webb Royce Dyer and Warren Green.
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South Plains
Slaton
Royce Dyer
Lamesa
Warren Green
Lubbock
Order of the Arrow
Former Lubbock man fined after aggravated assault conviction
Vernon Wayne Gee, 24, formerly of 1402 24th Place and now in Dallas, was convicted by a County Court jury of aggravated assault on Patrolman Don Bridgers at the Tohoka traffic circle on Sept 15, 1970. He was fined 150 plus court costs after a 53 minute deliberation and faces probation revocation proceedings from a prior burglary conviction.
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Lubbock
Vernon Wayne Gee
24Th Place
Dallas
Don Bridgers
Tohoka
Edwin H. Boedeker
Gee
Boedeker
Juan Vela Rivera Jr
Slaton
Rivera
Albert P. Rodriguez
46Th St
Delores G. Gustin
Ave. T
Judge Denies Damages in Lamesa Anesthesia Death Suit
U S District Judge Halbert O Woodward ruled no damages for Freddie Rodriguez’s parents in a malpractice case arising from an operation at Lamesa Medical Arts Hospital January 21 1968. The jury cleared Dr David Smiley and nurse Suzanne V Carpenter of negligence in administering anesthesia but found possible fault in pre operative examination. The mother was denied damages due to lack of proven monetary loss. The accident followed a home fall and cut hand.
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Halbert O. Woodward
U.S. District Court
Lamesa
Lamesa Medical Arts Hospital
C. R. Rodriguez
Anita Perez Talamantes
David Smiley
Suzanne V. Carpenter
Freddie Rodriguez
Woodward
Neighborhood Youth Corps Receives 113240 Federal Allocation
The federal portion of the Neighborhood Youth Corps budget totals 113240 for the school year to fund summer work experience in 14 Texas counties. In Lubbock area, 375 students from Lubbock Independent School District will gain work opportunities, with total regional enrollment reaching 1100 across the year.
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U.S
Bock
Lubbock
Jsummer
Nyc
Texas
Secretary of Labor
J. D. Hodgson
Pauble Benefita
Waymon Mulkey
Lubbock Independent School
P. F. Brown
Mulkey
Plains
Dawson County
Community Action Council
Lubbock Isd
City Stock Case Upheld in Lubbock Court
The 11th Court of Civil Appeals affirmed a judgment in a dispute over an oral stock agreement and pay terms for Sherman Irwin and his brother with Pre-Stressed Structures Inc. The case, filed in 1967, involves wages of 1.60 an hour for student workers in a program aiding disadvantaged youth and questions of whether the stock transfer and contract were approved by the board.
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Mulkey
Nyc
Irwin
Lofflin
Sherman
Lubbock
Sbock Isd
Board of Directors
Appeals
Eastland Court
7Th Court of Civil Appeals
Amarillo
James A. Ellis
137Th District Court
Sherman Irwin
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Smith
Ave. R
Dwi
Trene Galicia
Maria Cabanis
Fordham St
Annarrest
Juan B. Sue Ochoa
Grinnell
Galicia
44Th St
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Clementeficer
Avalanche-Journal
Pro County Health Department
Utica
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Peonase Acura
Continental
Continental Airlines
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