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| thropist and businessman Adolph R. Hanslik of | Lubbock, a Czech-American sometimes called the dean o |
| rmally discussed the idea of a new stadium in | Lubbock, a 4,000-seat facility with lights, dressing |
| re Moore dispatched her to pick up Francis R. | Lubbock, a survivor of President Mirabeau B. Lamar's |
| Jim Granberry, charged with the rebuilding of | Lubbock after the widespread destruction caused by th |
| Paden died at his home in | Lubbock after a lengthy fight with Parkinson's diseas |
| On January 10, 2006, Brown died in | Lubbock after suffering an apparent heart attack whil |
| Dr. Kathleen Nichols, a general dentist in | Lubbock, agreed with Harrison: "He was one of the peo |
| The highway passes about a mile south of the | Lubbock Airport on the northside near the intersectio |
| WXK79 (sometimes referred to as | Lubbock All Hazards) is a NOAA Weather Radio station |
| ssroom study, the eight months of training in | Lubbock also includes mentoring by AIM staff, opportu |
| They couple made their home in | Lubbock and had three children: Brenda Sue Paine (dec |
| erves students in grades 9-12 from Wolfforth, | Lubbock, and southwest Lubbock County. |
| orth, the district serves western portions of | Lubbock and southwestern Lubbock County. |
| system forms a loop that runs from Abilene to | Lubbock and Amarillo, around to Canadian and Shamrock |
| ogical College (now Texas Tech University) in | Lubbock and built a movie theater business by the mid |
| It was described by | Lubbock and Edwards in 1981. |
| Crawford was born in | Lubbock and raised in Plano, Texas. |
| 1954) of | Lubbock, and Stephanie Gayle Procopio (born ca. |
| Childress and Amarillo, as the Railway neared | Lubbock and hauled to the site from those railheads b |
| are located in Wolfforth, five in the city of | Lubbock, and one in Lubbock County. |
| In | Lubbock and Weatherford, the bank operates as a retai |
| t elementary schools were damaged, as well as | Lubbock and Estacado High Schools, the latter losing |
| ross featuring ten cotton bolls, one each for | Lubbock and its nine surrounding cotton-producing cou |
| 1983 and currently has campuses in Amarillo, | Lubbock, and the Permian Basin. |
| ine has also proposed unsubsidized service to | Lubbock and Midland-Odessa, Texas and Santa Fe, New M |
| band, Robert E. Abbe, Sr. (1915-1977) came to | Lubbock and then Tahoka through his employment with t |
| ions of Sam Houston, Edward Clark, Francis R. | Lubbock, and Pendleton Murrah. |
| y near Dallas , Wade C. Wilkes (born 1967) of | Lubbock, and Wes Wilkes (born 1972) of New York City. |
| marillo, Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Laredo, | Lubbock and San Angelo. |
| ved on the boards of Texas Tech University in | Lubbock and his alma mater, VMI. |
| Jenkins studied at Texas Tech in | Lubbock and graduated from Pasadena College (now Poin |
| G. Igo (born 1923), and his wife, Mary Igo of | Lubbock, and six grandchildren. |
| 33 along a different west Texas route between | Lubbock and McCamey. |
| a, Texas and heads north through San Antonio, | Lubbock, and Amarillo to the New Mexico border near T |
| versity (then Texas Technological College) at | Lubbock, and the defunct Goodnight Baptist College in |
| Clyde worked at the Adair musicstore in | Lubbock and was known for selling Buddy Holly his fir |
| ded two sons, Stan Mayfield and wife Cindy of | Lubbock and Steve Mayfield of Dallas; a daughter, Rho |
| of Texas Tech and the Marsha Sharp Freeway in | Lubbock are both named in her honor. |
| The | Lubbock area is also home to many private schools, su |
| ity of license is Tulia, Texas and serves the | Lubbock area with an ERP of 100,000 Watts. |
| Licensed to Idalou, Texas, USA, it serves the | Lubbock area. |
| to Tahoka, Texas, USA, the station serves the | Lubbock area. |
| Wolfforth, Texas, USA, the station serves the | Lubbock area. |
| ery, is a Tech graduate who was raised in the | Lubbock area. |
| " is an adult contemporary format serving the | Lubbock area. |
| Floydada, Texas, USA, the station serves the | Lubbock area. |
| Reese Technology Center began as the | Lubbock Army Air Corps Advanced Flying School in 1942 |
| also active with the American Cancer Society, | Lubbock Arts Festival, and Muscular Dystrophy Associa |
| heavy travel schedule and joined KFYO (AM) in | Lubbock as a farm broadcaster, a position that he hel |
| Loop 289 is a multi-lane beltway servicing | Lubbock as a freeway. |
| Levelland, the seat of Hockley County west of | Lubbock, as "Pioneers of Bluegrass Music in the South |
| Terry served as the regimental colonel and | Lubbock as lieutenant colonel. |
| inducted into the West Texas Walk of Fame in | Lubbock as an original Cricket. |
| The | Lubbock Avalanche was founded in 1900 by John James D |
| Lubbock Avalanche-Journal is a newspaper based in Lub | |
| In 1999, the | Lubbock Avalanche-Journal newspaper named Wilson as o |
| e into the Southwest Conference headlines the | Lubbock Avalanche-Journal |
| In 1972, both the | Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and Amarillo Globe-News wer |
| Whittenburg family in Amarillo, acquired the | Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, after their Panhandle Publ |
| He worked as a sports writer for the | Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, the Wichita Falls Times Re |
| Upon opening, the bank ran an ad in the | Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, which stated, "Answering a |
| Beginning in the 1960s, he cartooned for the | Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. |
| By 1958, Hall had returned to the | Lubbock Avalanche-Journal; and, by 1965, he had moved |
| n May 1929 and had 5 children: Jeremy Michael | Lubbock b. 4 Jun 1931, Judith Caroline Gurney Lubbock |
| January 1957 and had one child; Inga Cecilia | Lubbock b. 6 Oct 1957. |
| Lubbock, Basil (1981). | |
| Lubbock became head of Lubbock & Co, retired mostly i | |
| to Emporis the building is the 2nd tallest in | Lubbock, behind only the Metro Tower. |
| Robert | Lubbock Bensly (born Eaton, Norwich, England, August |
| 87 from Amarillo, through Canyon, Plainview, | Lubbock, Big Spring, San Angelo, Brady, Mason, Freder |
| A native of | Lubbock, Brewer prepped at Lubbock High School, guide |
| FYO originally occupied the 1340 frequency in | Lubbock, but moved to 790AM in January 1953. |
| hom she had a daughter, and Old Etonian Roger | Lubbock, by whom she had two sons. |
| Schools, the Amarillo campus, rather than the | Lubbock campus, serves as the main campus for the Sch |
| tical science at Wayland Baptist University's | Lubbock campus. |
| Today, due to the work of the LRRA, | Lubbock can boast a World-Class Research and Business |
| The body was interred in the City of | Lubbock Cemetery in the eastern part of the city. |
| This included winning the | Lubbock Challenger. |
| pilot, Frullo is a member of the board of the | Lubbock Chamber of Commerce. |
| Eric | Lubbock: Chief Whip |
| Gift of the Class of 1978 to | Lubbock Christian University |
| Lubbock Christian University has had gender-based "So | |
| R. Gerald Turner received an A.A. from | Lubbock Christian College, and graduated from Abilene |
| renamed the field before a home game against | Lubbock Christian University shortly thereafter. |
| It is the home field of the | Lubbock Christian Chaparrals baseball team. |
| The field is named after | Lubbock Christian alumnus and former Texas Tech baseb |
| e Blue Jays as an undrafted free agent out of | Lubbock Christian University in 1992, Cornett made hi |
| lene Christian University; Baylor University; | Lubbock Christian University; Texas A&M University; T |
| organization in October 1977, after attending | Lubbock Christian College and West Texas State Univer |
| He was a member of the | Lubbock City Council from 2002 to 2006. |
| tired historian from Texas Tech University in | Lubbock, co-authored Black Leaders: Texans for Their |
| In 1995 word reached the | Lubbock community that Reese Air Force Base was on th |
| It passes Loop 289 and exits | Lubbock continuing towards the west along 19th Street |
| He would finish the season, but the | Lubbock Cotton Kings would cease operations at the en |
| Estacado is a ghost town in Crosby and | Lubbock counties in the U.S. state of Texas. |
| portions of the district extend into Lynn and | Lubbock counties. |
| The first | Lubbock County Courthouse was used from 1891-1916. |
| Carr was recognized in 1991 by the | Lubbock County Bar Association as a "Distinguished Se |
| istrict serves students in rural southeastern | Lubbock County and parts of Ransom Canyon. |
| The second | Lubbock County Courthouse remained open until 1968, t |
| Lubbock County (east) | |
| the grounds of former Reese Air Force Base in | Lubbock County, Texas. |
| argely rural school district located southern | Lubbock County. |
| as (USA) that serves students in northeastern | Lubbock County. |
| 1941), reside in scenic Ransom Canyon in | Lubbock County. |
| a small portion of the district extends into | Lubbock County. |
| along that city's 10th Street before entering | Lubbock County. |
| consider the region to extend as far south as | Lubbock County. |
| doctoral student at Texas Tech University in | Lubbock, Craddick decided to run for the legislature |
| The | Lubbock Crickets were a minor league baseball team th |
| Avalanche merged with rival publication, the | Lubbock Daily Journal, to form the Lubbock Avalanche- |
| Lubbock defeated Odessa in overtime just one game shy | |
| Lubbock describes this fuller style of hull, which cr | |
| U.S. Highway 82 West to | Lubbock; East to Nocona |
| ds were booked in local clubs as a result and | Lubbock experienced a boom in world music influence l |
| ton headquarters and 16 inpatient beds at its | Lubbock facility. |
| He was the brother of Thomas Saltus | Lubbock, for whom the City of Lubbock is named. |
| ourteen and attended Texas Tech University in | Lubbock for three years thereafter, but did not gradu |
| Lubbock's elder son, John, was created a baronet, and | |
| Roy Bass - Waco native and mayor of | Lubbock from 1974-1978 |
| the three cities of Junction, Guadalupe, and | Lubbock from one year to the next. |
| Warren Bacon lived in | Lubbock from 1893 and resided in this house from its |
| office, he had a career in law enforcement in | Lubbock, Grapevine, and San Marcos, Texas. |
| The | Lubbock Gunslingers were a professional indoor footba |
| The seat, which was based in | Lubbock had been held for a generation by popular Dem |
| One of the replacements, Edgar | Lubbock, had not long recovered from a bout of illnes |
| Lubbock has a mild, semi-arid climate. | |
| He is a graduate of both | Lubbock High School and Texas Tech University. |
| married the former MaryLou Seward, his former | Lubbock High School classmate. |
| e children, Joshua Dobrin, who is enrolled at | Lubbock High School, Olivia Dobrin, who is enrolled a |
| In | Lubbock, Highway 114 follows Idalou Road where it sep |
| A in 1939 as a front-office official with the | Lubbock Hubbers of the Class D West Texas-New Mexico |
| Lee Tate was drafted by the Phillies from the | Lubbock Hubbers. |
| eological discovery occurred near his home in | Lubbock in 1937, when two of his students found a Pal |
| PlainsCapital Bank was founded in | Lubbock in 1988. |
| Hobbs left | Lubbock in 1987 and relocated to Knoxville, Tennessee |
| cured his Ed.D. from Texas Tech University in | Lubbock in the fields of "Rehabilitation Administrati |
| He returned to | Lubbock in 1969 to mastermind the expansion of Texas |
| rock band he played in was The Four Teens of | Lubbock in 1955. |
| Shell was born in | Lubbock in West Texas to Freeman E. Shell (August 20, |
| was extended north from Sweetwater through to | Lubbock in 1910, railroad authorities chose to build |
| he first, established in 1926, then moving to | Lubbock in 1932. |
| any B. Crowder became captain of Company C in | Lubbock in 1948 but transferred back to Company B in |
| ockburn from 1896, before being sold to Edgar | Lubbock in 1904. |
| Students accepted move to | Lubbock in August, where they are given an orientatio |
| utlets in Amarillo, and his two newspapers in | Lubbock, including the surviving Lubbock Avalanche-Jo |
| rol of the KOHM-FM broadcast license from the | Lubbock Independent School District, it too moved to |
| ook the position of athletic director for the | Lubbock Independent School District. |
| 1965: Eric | Lubbock is noted as being 'Liberal Aviation Spokesman |
| Today, | Lubbock is the bank's largest retail market, operatin |
| Lubbock is served by major highways. | |
| high school, I wanted to go to Texas Tech in | Lubbock just because they were called the Red Raiders |
| ent of the Museum of Texas Tech University in | Lubbock; L.G. Kennamer of Abilene Christian Universit |
| In 1989, the site was designated the | Lubbock Lake National Historic and State Archeologica |
| the research and educational elements of the | Lubbock Lake Landmark, and the Val Verde County resea |
| (1976), the construction of facilities at the | Lubbock Lake Landmark (1990), the building of the Dia |
| Governor | Lubbock lauded Terry in the state Senate: "no braver |
| Top Goalkeeper: David Swissler, | Lubbock Lazers |
| Rookie of the Year: Todd Hoodenpyle, | Lubbock Lazers |
| on, the Sockadillos finished runner up to the | Lubbock Lazers, but garnered multiple post-season hon |
| In poor health, | Lubbock left the regiment at Nashville, Tennessee and |
| The 2004 film | Lubbock Lights showcased much of the music that is as |
| was the former home of the IFL/NIFL team, the | Lubbock Lone Stars/Gunslingers. |
| e Football League when they were known as the | Lubbock Lone Stars, receiving some criticism locally |
| The entire route is located in | Lubbock, Lubbock County, Texas. |
| n, Crosby, Floyd, Garza, Hale, Hockley, Lamb, | Lubbock, Lynn, and Terry. |
| kley, Hutchinson, Kent, King, Lamb, Lipscomb, | Lubbock, Lynn, Moore, Motley, Ochiltree, Oldham, Parm |
| The Reverend William | Lubbock MA BD (Cantab) (baptized North Walsham, Norfo |
| an archaeological site 35 miles northeast of | Lubbock makes Blanco Canyon near the headwaters of th |
| ipscomb, Littlefield, Lockney, Loop, Lorenzo, | Lubbock, Maple, Masterson, Matador, Mcadoo, Mclean, M |
| The | Lubbock market is led by one of the bank's founders, |
| Turner is considered the father of the | Lubbock Memorial Civic Center. |
| The | Lubbock Memorial Civic Center, a convention center lo |
| The | Lubbock Metropolitan Statistical Area is a metropolit |
| The statistical area consists of the | Lubbock Metropolitan Statistical Area and the Levella |
| g cities including the eastern portion of the | Lubbock metropolitan area. |
| in the Triangle are Corpus Christi, El Paso, | Lubbock, Midland-Odessa, Abilene, San Angelo, Amarill |
| he Red Raiders played their home games in the | Lubbock Municipal Coliseum in Lubbock, Texas. |
| City Bank Coliseum (originally | Lubbock Municipal Coliseum) is a 7,050-seat multi-pur |
| Miss Texas USA 2003, was held at the | Lubbock Municipal Auditorium on July 15, 2002, at the |
| The | Lubbock Municipal Coliseum was a popular stop for tou |
| Miss Texas USA 2004, was held at the | Lubbock Municipal Auditorium on July 28, 2003, at the |
| n in Westminster, the son of Sir John William | Lubbock, of the Lubbock & Co bank. |
| He is the co-author, with Terry | Lubbock, of a book analysing the events which led to |
| he private member's bill was proposed by Eric | Lubbock of the Liberal Party. |
| Allen died in | Lubbock on October 16, 1959 and was buried in Lubbock |
| Smith died in | Lubbock on October 18, 2003, and is interred with his |
| Services were held in | Lubbock on May 30, 2007, at the Sunset Church of Chri |
| , Weatherford, Eastland, Abilene, Sweetwater, | Lubbock, Plainview, Amarillo |
| g Office, Golden Spread Electric Cooperative, | Lubbock Police Academy, Motorcycle Training Center, S |
| April 30 - John | Lubbock, prehistorian |
| rked to insure the success of the since-named | Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport, the Cany |
| within the scope of the museum and the nearby | Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport. |
| In late 2001 a visit by Amtrak officials to | Lubbock produced discussion, but no commitment from t |
| John | Lubbock publishes Pre-historic Times, as Illustrated |
| Lubbock purchased the buses with almost $3.3 million | |
| On average, | Lubbock receives 18.7 inches of rain and 10.2 inches |
| The | Lubbock Renegades were an expansion member of the af2 |
| Tech Red Raiders club ice hockey team and the | Lubbock Renegades af2 arena football team. |
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