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Newspaper

Lamesa Press Reporter

Location

Lamesa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1973

Page

2

Agnew framed by critics as political bargaining unfolds

The article notes supporters claim former Vice President Agnew was framed while critics question payola and gifts. It contrasts with Otto Kerner headed for prison for stock dealings during his governorship and surveys wartime political scandals.

Agnew Ilinois Otto Kerner

Was Agnew Framed or Attacked for Courtesy Gifts

The excerpt questions if Agnew’s acceptance of race track stock and gifts was a crime or a courtesy. It notes local officials in Chicago suburbs hold multiple paid roles, compares state gift practices at Southern governors conferences, and argues the line between courtesy and crime is unclear within a broader system.

Chicago Point Clear Ala

Editorial reply to Gordon Sinclair praise of American aid

A Canadian listener argues the United States has been a generous and essential helper in disasters worldwide. The column lauds American involvement, from flood relief to rebuilding efforts, while challenging nations that scorn the U S dollar and influence. He asserts many countries owe debt to America and calls for continued support amid global criticism.

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Abundant Life Promises Grace Through Jesus as High Priest

A church reflection cites Hebrews 4 16 urging believers to come boldly to God's throne of grace to obtain mercy and help in time of need. The writer emphasizes Jesus the Son of God as the great high priest who has entered the heavens.

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Seventy six new residents listed for last half of October

A local report by Mrs Homer Beal lists seventy six new residents for the October latter half along with birthday greetings to Pam Segler Vicki Crowell and others. The piece notes civic events including a Dawson County cotton corsage delivery to a Wichita Falls meeting and FHA Frolics participants.

Homer Beal Pam Segler Vicki Crowell Arthur Hull C.D. Jones J H Merrick Melvin Trice Lee Roy Colgan Dawson County Texas County Agricultural Agents Assn Wichita Falls Lamesa Floral Chamber of Commerce

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