Resident Voters Challenge Out-Of-State Tuition Fees
Students winning the right to vote where they study threaten hundreds of millions in tuition revenue for state colleges. Court cases in Arizona Michigan Maryland argue voting creates residency, potentially ending out-of-state tuition. States fear tuition losses could force higher resident tuition or tax-funded support.
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Council Election Candidates Speak For Place 2
Lubbock candidates for Place 2 on the City Council respond to series questions in the Avalanche Journal ahead of the upcoming election. Contestants include Carolyn Jordan Jack House Joe B Partain Harvie M Pruitt Bobby Glen Day Jose Valdez and D R Banning.
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New Arctic Mass Threatens South Plains
Weather notes a new arctic mass bearing down on the South Plains with arrival expected today. Local meteorologists advise preparations as cold air and wind likely impact daily activities.
McGovern cites ITT tax records amid donation dispute
Senator George McGovern said ITT deducted its 400000 donation to the Republican National Convention from taxable income per SEC records, then clarified the claim as based on statements by ITT officials. He noted ITT paid no federal income taxes in 1968 69 70, while ITT has not filed its 1971 report, and Senate investigators probe the anti trust settlement.
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No Change in Pursuit Policy After Fatal Dimmitt Crash
Castro County Sheriff Jack Cartwright said the deaths of 10 people in a Saturday night crash near the east edge of Dimmitt during a chase involving city county and state officers will not prompt immediate changes in pursuit tactics. Cartwright and deputies Rex Cowart and Granville Martin, Dimmitt Police Chief W. W. Jones, and highway patrolmen were involved in the pursuit.
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Jury to Meet Again in Kissinger Plot Case
Rev. Philip Berrigan was found guilty on smuggling a letter out of prison while the Harrisburg Seven faced a deadlocked jury on nine of ten counts including the Kissinger conspiracy. Judge Dixon Hrman ordered renewed deliberations with no time limit.
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Prayerful call to know Thee through divine presence
A devotional reading frames worship as hunger and thirst to know God. The speaker invites present communion and spiritual wholeness through prayer, ending with an Amen.
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Pilgrims Die as Truck Overturns in Mexico
A truck carrying about 50 pilgrims to a religious ceremony overturned on a dirt road near Petatlan, about 125 miles northwest of Acapulco. Twenty died and 28 were injured, Red Cross spokesmen said, with reports reaching Mexico City Sunday.
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Pioneer Tot Earned Tag As Bromo
Life saver story features Gabe Anderson recalling the origin of the unusual nickname Bromo for J. W. Crim of Palmer County. Crim explains his brother’s full name is Bromo, a detail retold in a West Texas setting with local humor.
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Four U S Planes Downed In Vietnam Conflict
Amid a major North Vietnamese push across the DMZ into South Vietnam, four U S aircraft were shot down while supporting defenses. Thieu canceled a speech as reinforcements pour north, and Mai Loc base fell amid advancing enemy forces.
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Last GIs Reach Safety At Quang Tri Combat Base
Seven U S soldiers held inside a bunker as artillery struck the former division headquarters near Quang Tri Vietnam. The last Americans at the camp spoke of uncertainty and danger hoping to secure a place that had little left to secure.
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Nixon to Recognize Bangladesh This Week
President Nixon plans to extend U S diplomatic recognition to Bangladesh within days after reviewing South Asian affairs. Officials say the move follows Bangladesh's independence from East Pakistan and the December war in which Indian forces aided Bengali rebels.
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Colder Than Expected Sweeps Lubbock Area
Weather map notes colder today and tonight with freezing temperatures likely by Tuesday morning. Highs near 60s this afternoon, lows in the upper 20s, and northerly winds 20 to 35 mph.
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