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of Texas, Permian Basin, at Odessa, including the honoring of guests for | of Texas, Permian Basin, at Odessa, including the honoring of guests for | ||
their historical contributions to the Permian Historical Society. | their historical contributions to the Permian Historical Society. | ||
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| − | July 1977 | + | [[Hubbs,_Barney_1977_July | Barney Hubbs July 8 and 12, 1977]] |
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newspaper and radio business, the establishment of Jal, New Mexico, and | newspaper and radio business, the establishment of Jal, New Mexico, and | ||
the life and reputation of Clay Allison. | the life and reputation of Clay Allison. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:06, 18 November 2015
Barney Hubbs' interviews are found on two separate pages:
Barney Hubbs May 11, 1973
Features the dedication ceremony of the University
of Texas, Permian Basin, at Odessa, including the honoring of guests for
their historical contributions to the Permian Historical Society.
Barney Hubbs July 8 and 12, 1977
Hubbs discusses his family background, his beginnings in the
newspaper and radio business, the establishment of Jal, New Mexico, and
the life and reputation of Clay Allison.
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