The Childress Index Publication Details
The Childress Index is published in Childress Texas by The Childress Index Inc printed by Ox Bow Printing Inc. It operates Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays with second class postage. Subscription rates vary by location and duration with several price tiers listed.
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Childress Index
Main Street
Childress
Texas
The
Childress Index, Inc
Ox Bow Printing, Inc
Morris Higley
Mali
Scarcity’s alternative to fix energy crisis with efficiency gains
Nixon faces two paths for the oil shortage. Invest about a billion dollars to boost fuel efficiency and reclaim waste energy, or cut distribution risking recession. Proposals include better combustion controls, insulation, waste oil reclamation, and household and industrial efficiency measures to save hundreds of thousands of barrels daily.
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Nixon
Aonkey
West Germany
U.S
Vena
Those Quaint Good Old Days of Yore Remembered
Hal Boyle recalls memory as the great storyteller of the past. He lists nostalgic details from earlier American life, noting common habits, small pleasures, and social norms that defined the era, such as lunch pails, dime drinks, carnival games, and rural habits.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Briscoe praised as honest leader and underdog Bobcats ahead
The writer defends Governor Dolph Briscoe as a “Mr. Clean” leader and criticizes foreign aid while praising the unranked Childress Bobcats. He notes a Friday game where the underdogs may upset a ranked opponent and mocks AP rankings in Texas high school football.
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Morris Higley
Gov. Dolph Briscoe
Mr. Clean
Dolph Briscoe
United States
Childress
Texas
Bobcats
Associated Press
Japans Plight Deepens as Oil Embargo Threat Looms
The piece condemns Jacob Stein for a boycott threat to Japan amid Arab oil cutbacks. It argues Tokyo risks furthering Arab leverage, warns of economic collapse if fuel supplies fall, and calls for U.S. sympathy and aid rather than punitive boycotts.
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Jacob Stein
Japan
Takeshi Yasukawa
Israel
Tokyo
Stein
Yasukawa
U.S
Iran
Oycott
Trade shifts and money worries frame 1973 economy
AP Business Analyst notes Japan's tech surge from a $2.5 billion giveaway, U.S. R and D spend, and potential export controls. Cites concerns over government employment growth, savings trends aiding mortgages, and rising apartment rents with per room costs and taxes in 1973.
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John Cunniff
New York
Bruce Henderson
Boston Consulting Group
Henderson
Japan
U.S
House
Ways and Means Committee
Russia
United States
Savings and Loan Association
U.S. League of Savings Associations
Institute of Real Estate Management
Institute
December 4 in history highlights and birthdays
On this date in 1783 George Washington held a farewell dinner with officers at Fraunces Tavern in New York. Other events include Elizabeth I confirming Mary Queen of Scots death sentence in 1586 and Monroe’s 1816 presidential election. Birthdays include Francisco Franco and Alfred Hershey.
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Associated Press
George Washington
Fraunces Tavern
New York
England
Elizabeth I
Mary Queen of Scots
James Monroe
U.S
Paris
Tammany
Ross Tweed
Spain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Cairo
U.N. Security Council
South Africa
Jordan
Chile
Salvador Allende
U.N
American International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Francisco Franco
Alfred D. Hershey
Oscar Wilde
Mutiny on the Bounty Forced Bligh Adrift in 1789
Captain William Bligh and 18 sailors were set adrift from the British ship Bounty on April 28 1789 after a mutiny. They survived by rowing 3618 miles to Timor near Java despite Blighs temper making command difficult.
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William Bligh
Bounty
World Almanac
Bligh
Timor
Java
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Ray Cromley
Washington
NEA
Boyle
Free Nations
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sucker
Uae
Bruce Bioss At
Art Sansom
WEA
Lac
Tim
Rog
Gladys
Hime
Business Mirror
National Chamber of Commerce
Childress, Texas
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