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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1971

Page

17

Education Spending Hike Debated in House Vote

The House defeated a $728 million boost to total education funding over Nixon’s request, passing a $4.8 billion bill for the Office of Education. An amendment to block bussing language and a provision removing aid from those involved in campus violence were retained amid a major public funding clash.

Washington House Nixon Office of Education Senate Silvio O. Conte R-Mass Conte William D. Hathaway Maine Emergency Committee For Congress Gerald R. Ford Michigan Hathaway Neal Smith D- Iona

Berries keep dozens of rabbits and poultry on Texas farm

The Berry family near Lubbock grows a diverse menagerie with about 500 chickens, 150 pigeons, 10 ducks, 2 geese, 15 turkeys, 15 pheasants, 10 guinea pigs, 4 pea fowls and 15 white guineas, plus around 400 rabbits. They work with 4 H and share care tips from the American Rabbit Breeders Association for children learning livestock responsibility.

Opal Dixon Avalanche-Journal Robert Berry E. Kent Berry Kenneth Johnny James American Rabbit Association, Inc Lubbock Air Terminal Mrs. Berry Lubbock Experiment Station John American Rabbit Breeders Association United States

Weller Bourbon and Water Tasting Pitch

An advertisement extols Weller Bourbon as affordable when enjoyed with water. It pitches the sour mash whiskey as a pure spirit for connoisseurs and urges readers to test the water to verify any perceived issues with taste.

W. L. Weller Weller

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