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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1972

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Major Chains Cut Meat Prices Across Nation

Major food chains announced price cuts or freezes on fresh meat with wholesale declines and more cattle heading to market. Chains like A P and Kroger expect beef price drops in coming weeks while some stores plan 30 day price holds.

Associated Press Washington Philadelphia The Treasury John B. Connally Connally Philadelphia A&p Houston Area Kroger Pigzty Wi Weingarten's Houston Piggly Wiggly Weingarten Grand Union Winn-Dixie Southeast Food Fair Pantry Pride Acme Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware

Fence War Threatens Easter Rock Festival Access

Farmers block access to the festival site by stringing barbed wire and driving telephone poles on two roads into the venue. They seal off a Roman Catholic church lawn with wire, claiming permission, while promoter Wendy Maloy and others remain trapped with no easy exit.

Associated Press Harlingen J. E. Karnes Wendy Maloy

Lubbock School Board Race Opens with Youth Vote

Polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. to fill three Lubbock School Board seats as 18 to 21-year-olds vote for the first time. Texas Tech spring break may depress turnout and the five‑election sequence continues next week with a City Council liquor election and May primaries plus runoffs if needed. seven candidates compete, including two minority ethnic group contenders.

Eugene Smith Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Texas Tech

Federal Deficit Outlook Brighter Amid Tax Withholding Changes

The Office of Management and Budget may revise the current fiscal year deficit down by 6 to 8 billion. Treasury reports show tax collections running about 1 billion per month higher than expected, potentially cutting the shortfall by roughly 5 billion. Expenditures appear below forecast, but spending pace varies, with Navy spending slower than planned. A revenue sharing bill could add about 2.5 billion to the deficit retroactive to Jan 1, likely clearing Congress by midyear. The combination suggests a leaner deficit if withholding adjustments boost net revenues and growth continues.

Washington Nixon Office of Management and Budget Treasury Department Navy House Ways and Means Committee Treasury Congress Wilbur Mills

RECLASSIFICATION OF LO CAL DRAFT-AGE MEN DELAYED

The A J reports delays in classifying local draft age men due to a shortage of forms at city Selective Service headquarters. Also noted are features on a retired instructor restoring phonographs, Dita Beard's lobbying disclosures, private investigators, collegiate spring events, a near-rail strike, and British troop arrivals in Northern Ireland.

City Selective Service

Ballot Features four candidates for Place 5 in Lubbock race

In Lubbock Texas the school election slate includes Mrs Joan Y Ervin for Place I and incumbents Joe G Trujillo and Robert H McKelvy for Place 5, with Hershel A Wade Froy Salinas Arthur Opperman Garnet Reeves Jr vying for the two year unexpired term. A write in push targets Barbara Noble as a candidate while McKelvy remains an incumbent.

Joan Y. Ervin Joe G. Trujillo Robert H McKelvy Hershel A. Wade Froy Salinas Opperman Garnet Reeves Jr Ervin Lubbock Barbara Noble

Easter Prayer for Peace of Mind and Joy

A reader offers a blessing thanking God for Easter joy and blessings. The prayer asks guidance toward a shared goal of contentment, happiness, courage, and above all peace of mind.

Deadline Today for 72 Plates

LUBBOCK County motorists must buy 1972 motor vehicle plates by noon today and display them on all vehicles after midnight. Tax assessor Rust Hardin said the courthouse office opens from 6 30 a m to noon to accommodate late purchasers, with lines not unusually long and transfers running slowly.

Lubbock County Rust Hardin Hardin

Easter Eve Flowering of the Cross at St. Christopher’s

At St. Christopher’s Church Episcopal service unites with global churches for a Easter eve ceremony of birth and life. Children place fresh flowers on a rough wooden cross at 3 p.m. to symbolize new life after death. A brief Easter drama begins with a Paschal candle lighting.

St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church Keri Parramore Alvin Parramore 46Th St Robbie Seney Robert Seney 48Th St Pauline Warner St. Christopher's Church Episcopal

Easter Pilgrims Retrace Crucifixion Path in Jerusalem

More than ten thousand Christian pilgrims walked the path of Christ’s final steps to Calvary on Good Friday in Jerusalem. Israeli troops with rifles guarded rooftops and streets as pilgrims carried crosses and started at the first station of the cross near Pontius Pilate’s former headquarters, ending near the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

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Easter Services Set Here in Holy Week Procession

An Easter procession along a mile route featured Arab boy and girl scouts selling Holy Land souvenirs. Bishop John Kildany led the march while Jerusalem’s Catholic Patriarch Joseph Beltritti prayed inside the Crusader church. Good Friday ceremonies concluded at sunset at the See.

Holy Land John Kildany Nazareth Jerusalem Joseph Beltritti

Major League Players Vote to Strike in Dallas

Major League baseball players voted 47 to 0 in their bargaining unit meeting to authorize a strike beginning today. The walkout could delay the opening of the 1972 season, the first full-scale work action in baseball history. Details follow on Page 1, Sec. C.

Dallas Sec. C

Irving writes book about Hughes hoax and fate

Clifford Irving, in Westport Connecticut, works on a 120000 word manuscript about the Howard Hughes autography caper. He has 40000 words drafted and faces prison as he and Richard Suskind await federal trial on conspiracy and grand larceny charges.

Associated Press Westport. Conn Clifford Irving Howard Hughes New York City Irving Wth Irving Richard Suskind McGraw-Hill Inc Suskind Hughes Ibiza Raphael Suskinds Irv Ing Edith McGraw-Hill Switzerland

Shooting Probe Into David Moore Death in Lubbock

Police investigate a Friday shooting at a Southwest Lubbock home that left 18 year old David Moore dead on arrival at Methodist Hospital. Justice of the Peace F H Bolen holds an inquest as detectives plan a paraffin test. a small caliber pistol was found at the scene after a woman telephoned police reporting the shooting.

David Moore Lubock Moore 42Nd St Methodist, Hospital Justice of the Peace F. H Bolen Rafin

Two Killed In Icy Interstate Crash On I-20 Near Loraine

Frigid Thursday ice blamed for at least two traffic deaths on an overpass along Interstate 20 near Loraine. Snow showers spread across the South Plains with light rain in Lubbock and nearby towns, leaving modest accumulations and gusty winds.

Slaton National Weather Service Lubbock Kfyo Radio 914 Ave. J KFYO Lind Street Quaker Avenue NWS Lubbbock South Plains Plainview Silverton Tulsa Interstate 20 Loraine Colorado

Smith Aides Shape Budget and Tax Proposals

Gov. Preston Smith's staff prepares several alternative budget tax plans for the next special session including a no new taxes option. A June 13 start is likely if session is called after runoff primaries and the Governors Conference.

Austin Preston Smith Jim Oliver Smith Houston Oliver

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