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VOL 46, NO. 238 Lubbock, Texas, Thursday Evening, August 12, 1971 Flash Flood lennis Complex Sought For Civic Center Here Mert zon DRUGS ARE FOUND Three Nabbed By- Police In Raids Friendship Saved From Fowl Play LOUISVILLE, y. (AP) The value of a friendship outweighed the cost of three chickens, so Police Court Judge Glenn McDonald dug into his own pocket to reach a settlement between two neighbors. Palestino Rodugucz Jiad been charged by his neighbor Ernest Harlan, with stealing the chickens. The judge asked how long the men had been jricnds.

They said 15 years. He paid $6 jor the chickens and the two friends left the courtroom together. By JOE HITCHCOCK Aviiliinche-Joiirnul Staff Detectives raided two residences in southwest Lubbock Wednesday night, recovered a large quantity of drugs and other stolen goods, and arrested a man and two 16-year-old youths. Edward Lee Vest, 23, 2202 9th was charged this morning in two felony complaints, possession of dangerous drugs and receiving and concealing stolen property, and possession of barbiturate drugs, a misdemeanor. He had not been arraigned those charges.

However, in Municipal Court, bonds totaling $1,100 were set on 12 traffic tickets against Vest. Search Turns Up Goods The two youths were transferred to custody of juvenile pro- Plane Fares "UpInAir" MONTREAL (UPI) A dissenting vote by Lufthansa, the West German airline, has forced rejection of a new fare package by scheduled airlines and set them where he had hidden in the stage for a possible trnns- some bushes "his part" of the bation officers. Officers struck first about 9:30 p. at 4213 35th Street, where thhey found one the juveniles in the back yard. A search of the residence, for which they had a warrant, revealed two 10-spced bicycles, seven motor timers, five" coin sets, blood pressure gauge, and other items.

The youth admitted that these things had been stolen, officers said. He lived at the apartment alone, he told officers. Proposal Handed Council City Envisioned As Net Capital By VAUGHN HEXDRIE Avalanche-Journal Staff Visions of Lubbock becoming "the tennis center of the Southwest" were conjured up today by the Lubbock Tennis Association. Bill Crenshaw presented an association request that the City Council direct architects to make provisions for up to four tennis courts inside the planned exhibition hall within the Memorial Civic Center complex. "This would tie in with Park Department plans for 12 outdoor tennis courts a block away," Crenshaw said, "and would put Lubbock on the map as the terv nis center of the Southwest." The request came during a routine meeting in which city councilmen whizzed through most of a 79-item agenda before recessing for lunch with directors of the Cnamber of Commerce-Board of City Development.

Airport Action Delayed There was no discussion and 3 action on a proposed ordinance reducing the size and ivii a unim- wo i v-i citoi LUfiluLlVe Sllp- Atlantic price war on taken in the burglary of Net- port from the council on the in- Lufthansa voted "no 1 JlcSQnj Til JJTll OH Wed new son Pharmacy Tuesday night. at Browniield Included were 10 glass tubes, no viitucia. vinmnuu Ulu oLZc anQ Later, after questioning at the the of the Lubbock police department, the youth Airport Board. A meeting returned to the residence with between the council and the juvenile officers and showed board has been set for noan Tuesday to discuss the changes. Crenshaw won tentative art from the council on the indoor tennis proposal.

Major James Cranberry, saving "I personally think it's a fantastic v. wfc. JH its H. LelJl UC International Air Transport! about 200 capsules and tablets, idea," asked thc tennis associa- Association (IATA) price two bottles of a liquid drujr age which offered some group)watches, nnd four lighters, fares for as low as S16S round Runs From Auto trip to London. Because of the tight secrecy since lATA's North Atlantic fare conference's 20 members started meeting in Montreal onjficers said.

June 29. it was not known why) Some of the detectives the West German airline vetoed the proposal. Could Oinnpe Meanwhile, at the beginning of the residence search, two occupants of a car drove up, saw the activity and drove away, of- CiOJW-IQ tion to provide information to civic center architects to determine what special provisions and costs would be involved. The tennis association main- 0 rtWJ tains four full tennis courts, plus IATA demands unanimous the automobile at an apartment be provided the e.xl in 4200-hlock 36th for which i ha fpr iltt)e add tlon .1 i i they had another search warrant. acceptance by all the delegates! The suspects dashed from the for a vote to pass.

Conferenceiparked automobile. One of them. Chairman H. Don Reynolds said, tossed a sack into Lufthansa could have until', See CITY RAIDS Page 16 Sept. 1 (o change its vote to yes cemen wo would be to open the 50.000 died in man's effort to conquer square foot building for use space.

Lubbock citizens and generate some revenue by renting and make the pact unanimous.) rp i There was some suggestion in 1 airline quarters that Lufthansa may change its vote from a "no" to an abstention and thus enable IATA to reach a unanimous ngreement. Some airlines, including Bri Electrocuted SEGUIN (AP) conch Rule Irwin Football and agricultural teacher Norman Lee lish Overseas Airways Corp. I were electrocuted Wednesday (BOAC), Air France and Air when the goal psst they wore Canada, have cxprcsed willing- 1 trying to erect touched a high go into an "open rate i voltage power line. meaning shaving! Assistant coach Mike Martin nes situation," competitive prices Atlantic fares. on North 1 and three students were treated jand released after the accident, If this happened, it would (which occurred at the Navarre defeat the ptinwse of an I School in Geronimo.

between Se- AIR FAKES 1'a-c IB iguin and San Marcos. Advantages, Crenshaw said DREAM FULFILLED Bride Gets Big Famil Ready-Made iv By DIANNE BARBEE Avalanche-Journal Staff LJTTLEFIELD When Seretha Wright married Littlefield widower and retired farmer R. L. Tisdale last month, she iulfilled a 70- year, lifelong dream of being part of a large family The Lubbock widow never had any children of her own, and the ready-made family of her 83 year old bridegroom includes 11 children, 33 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. Icing on the "wedding" cake is the fact that Mrs.

Tisdale's only sister, Mrs. F. W. Legate, is now her next- door neighbor. "I had to marry a family to get one," the still blushing bride said 'They're a great bunch of children, too, and we've been to visit most of them since our wedding." Sunday, the Tisdale clan will have an opportunity to become better acquainted with their new member, as the couple hosts the family's 16th annual reunion i Laguna Park Partyhouse here.

A day of visiting, singing, game playing and "good eating" is planned for the near-75 relatives coming for the event. A day early birthday celebration also will be in order for the family See BIG FAMILY Page 16 Moon Trip Described SPACE CENTER, Houston i. L-ouiii, pius 15's astronanK for spectator seating said today they left a memorial in exhibit dust of the md to commemorate the 14 American Soviet spacemen who See TEXMS Page 16 David R. Scott. Alfred M.

the Wordpn and James B. Irwin appearing at their first news Pape KdUorials 13 City Fire Losses Dip Center Plan Rapped 1 Women's News 2-4 Theaters 13 Radio-TV Programs 0 1.5 Comics it Markets in Horoscope 8 Ads 6-t3 TELLOFJOURNEY TO THE Apolhf5 astronauts, left to rieht- Commander David Scott; Command Module Pilot Alfred M. Worden; and Lunar Module Pilot James B.lrwm are shown at their news conference at the Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, today. (AP Wirephoto) conference since returning from the moon last Saturday, said they planted the simple, silver- anri-black metal plaque in a small crater, listing the names Pi of tnt dead spacemen In front of it they placed 'a shinv metallic figure representing (alien astronaut. "Space exploration, ha a way." said Scott, commander of record-breaking 12-dny expedition to the moun tains of the started TU Walke J' direclor with some hLir In stitute of International haT a bo 8 some of trials, successes.

"Fascinating: Place" "I think many people have and CSS? men and tourists, said "is indeed a place" with a wealth scientific information to harvested. See ASTRONAUTS Page IS STILL L. Tisdale of Littlefield, 8), and his 70-year-old wife of five weeks, the former Seretha Powell Wright of Lubbock, enjoy doing everything cooking. The couple, married in a simple Methodist ceremony in Lubbock on July 6, is preparing jor Sunday's 16th annual Tisdale family which time the bride will get to know her new "big" (amity. (Staff Photo) RED SLAUGHTER CITED Nixon Warned Of Peking's Perfidy Residents Evacuate Homes Funnel Sighted Near Muleshoe A 22 fool wall of swept down Spring Creek into Mertzon and flooding occurred along the South Texas rivers, while rainfall continued on the South Plains and a new tornado report came from Bailey County this morning.

Radio Station KMUL i Muleshoe said a funnel was sighted by a Bailey County resident at 10:15 a. m. today 10 miles southwest of Muieshoe, moving to the northwest, and was reported to the Bailey County sheriff's office and Muleshoe chief of police. Harold White, chief of police, confirmed the funnel. Mrs.

Jack Reynolds of KMUL said personnel of the station watched the funnel as it dangled from a cloud. It dissipated within a short time. Tornadoes Sighted A tornado has been reported in Bailey County each day that the new Civil Defense coordinator for the county has been on duty. Gordon Green was appointed Tuesday night and went on duty Wednesday morning. A tornado in vicinity of Needmore in Bailey County was sighted Wednesday afternoon.

Confirmed sightings elsewhere the South Plains Wednesday vicinities of In addition, IN A PINCH: Even Witch Doctor Can Be Useful WASHINGTON (UPI) James O. Eastland, today warned the administration keep its eyes open in dealing with Peking, and he released a study estimating Chinese communism has taken at least 34 million lives. Eastland, chairman of the Senate Internal Security subcommittee which commissioned the study, said: "As our experience after World War II demonstrated so tragically, history exacts a high iricc of nations that indulge in euphoria over arrangements of convenience Hostility Stressed "Above all, let us not close, our eyes to the unpleasant! act" of the "fundamental! of Red China to the' afternoon were in Slaton and Sudan. unconfirmed sightings were reported at Levelland, Hobbs, N. New Home, Sundown, Ropcsville and Reese Air Force Base.

Rainfall continued during the morning on the South Plains (The heaviest 24 hour measurements on official gauges in the area up to 8 a.m. were unrroic-s mij is the third o( rour arUclfs on the slate ol Die 4 1 )n the By ANA HONIG North American Newspaper Alliance Even witch doctors a he useful in a medical pinch. So can janitors in New York tenements trained by Mount Sinai Medical School to practice preventive medicine So can midwives, ex-Army medics, chemists and biologists student doctors everybody in short, who has the know how to work alongside the doctor to ease the great American health crisis. It's a case of everybody into the pool, of taking medicine hi exclusive black bag. The thought about witch doctors is an earnest one.

Dr. Patrick a medical attache to Department of as Territories, has pointed out that on Andean plateaus and Amazon jungles, wit- chdoctors use methods that may he scientifically sound. Dr. M. Balasegaram of Huafa Lumpur General Hospital in reports "we are trying fo recruit the village medicine men" to help meet community health care.

A Montreal psychiatrist who spent three years studying aling in eria Concluded it was as effective as western psychiatry. Similar reports came from a Parisian doctor who studied West Afri- r- can medicine men and a London MD who studied witchdoc- tors Zambia. Dr. Arthur chairman of an a kler. international force on health manpower WCJ.CI the World Health Organiza- that at the very moment (ofj 1-05 inches at Aspermont and tlon has asserted that health these reports) in June, 1971, ...11.38 inches at Seminole.

but aides the worid over-troops of the People's all official observers iindipprmnc tion Army were some rainfall Lubbock gunning scores of their fellow Weather Station measured Chinese who were attempting to inch in rainfall before dawn and escape to Hong Kong frorri Mao's new paradise," he said. Walker cautioned accepting a pledge Chou En-lai gave American correspondents See WA7J.VIXG Page 16 United States said. Eastland Dollar On Skids Again FRANKFURT. Germany (UPD-The U.S. dollar slipped wr.

its 22-year low against swept Into Mertzon The study estimated Chinese thc Germar mark today despite vernlght ra 'nfail of communism, "First Civil starting with the War" of 1927-36 efforts claimed at least 34.3 million lives as many million the West Gorman Bank to shore it up. At the close of trading on the Frankfurt International Exchange the dollar hit a price of .05 inch more up to noon. Flooding Reported Heavy rainfall in some other sections of Texas have resulted in extensive flooding. Along with the new flood report from Mertzon, flooding was reported late this the town of Quihi and toward! D'Hanis, about 45 miles west of! San Antonio. Residents were reported standing at one house waving a sheet at a helicopter, and another group was marooned in a truck.

Verde Creek caused thc flooding in that area The 22 foot wall of water following seven or A Department of unit reported a 1 be capable of recognizing and treating any cornrnon diseases. 63.7 mimon a "'T 1( "i military action, purges and! marks. The previous low Was Alonrlav fVio terroristic slaughter. The study was drafted for the subcommittee by Dr. Richard L.

Walker, director of the u- Eastland described Walker one of the foremost China scholars. Slaughter Continues Walker's estimate of commu- toll in China was Monday when dropped to 3,3950. the jounce, compared with Wednesday. Biiscrt On Report The new plunge of the dollar communism toll made for the Conquest, a British "Sovietclo- ate of million to 32.2 million. said the slaughter in is continuing in the cf recent new era of more relaxed be diplomacy and of reports that Mao Tsc-Tung has "new Chinese man." worth remembering chairman created i "It is BOARD OKAYS CONCEPT City Council Commended For Civic Center Plans The board of directors of the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Board of City Development heard a presentation from the memorial civic center architects today, then commended them and the City Council for the preliminary plans.

The board approved a resolution "enthusiastically supporting the general concept and commending the City Council for their attention to the issue." Architects Tom Mills, Bill Cintrell and Raymond Poxvel! showed slides and told the board of the plan for the S6.9 million complex to be built between Avenues and and 4th and 9th Streets in an urban renewal area which was gutted by the May II. 1970 tornado. Ctntrell reviewed council comments from a Wednesday meeting in which the council directed the planners to provide for "more muHiplieity of use in the e.v hibrt hall space." In other business, the of Opportunities In- See BOARD Pfcge ch ubhc Safety rain gauge in Mertzon showed seven inches and was running over, the San Angelo DPS dispatcher said. The town of 500 persons 32 miles southwest of San Angelo was one of several places where flash floods occurred or were expected. There u-ere no immediate re- As is usually the case during times of monetary uncertainty, investors turned to gold.

The price moved up on the clt immediate Frankfurt market to per rfs of deaths or injuries compared with S42.9S Other flash Hood om Dr- Sadder said, should be welcomed to help pro! vide desperately needed health care. is thc Sinai program to train janitors in health care fantastic. Here is how Dr. Eliliu D. Hichfer who steers the project, sees "We suspect that a dedicated and competent person trained in tenement preventive main tenance may ho as important for the health of slum residents as a doctor or nurse," he says.

In a three month coiirsp, janitors learn about lead poisoning, accidental juries, carbon monoxide poisoning, rat and insect bites. "From a medical standpoint," Dr. Richter notes, "the justification for our program is obvious: at the top of the cliff is than an ambulance at the appeared due in report in the buosseldorf financial newspaper Hnndels- blatt i said dealers believed the Bundesbank would not intervene to help the dollar until it had hit around 3.33 marks. This would represent a devaluation of the dollar! against the mark of around 8.51 to 9 per cent. Handelsblatt did not suggest the mark would be pegged at that level, but suggested that was the level at which the Bundesbank would intervene to support the dollar.

The Bundesbank's action in rushing in to support the dollar at today's official level of 3.3980 contridicted the Handelsblatt IB flood warnings were issued for Bexar County and west and north of San Antonio in Medina. Kendall, part to Bandera and Kerr counties The idea is to provide health care, no matter where it comes from Thc idea is to use what you have and develop it when you can. this best be done? Christoval. not far from Mcrt- See PELrnES Pa j. IL.ike this: aides can trained jalon.c: the blueprint of the Medcx in Seattle or the Medical Service Associate in Brooklyn (one study shows such aides hike an MD's productivity 30 to 50 per cent) RAIN For Complete Report On Weather Map, See Page 16-A mUIwivrs can he used in uncomplicated maternity rnses.

More Ph. D.s a channeled into medicine, us- See BVKX A WITCH Pnpp 7 Woman Falls Nearly 1,000 Feet To Death CHICAGO (AP) A young woman hurtled nearly 1.000 feet to her death early today from the 90th floor of the John Hancock Center. Police tentatively identified the victim as Ijorraine Kowalski, 29, of Chicago. Police said she went through a broken window in a man's apartment. The man told police he did not see what happened.

The 100-story structure is exceeded in height only by thc Empire Stale Building and! V.orld Trade Center in Newi York. LOCKED IN JAIL CELL Citizens Probably Didn't Consider Joke Too Funny COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI I Court bailiff Harold Headlee thought he'd have some fun lock 24 of the county's outstanding citizens in a jail cell. didn't realize 'till later there was no key. Ho was among a select group of prominent citizens and their families touring the new Franklin County Jail.

While the group was inspecting a third-floor ccllblock dormitory, Headleo slipped, unnoticed, to the rear and slammed the door. It locked. "I knew what I was doing, I think," Headlee said Wednesday, "I did it just for fun." But he added: "After 1 did it. then I realized that no one had a key." The door locks arc electronically controlled, and the visitors had to wait, for 58 minutes Tuesday until a representative of the firm that made the cell released them..