Palestinian Leader Calls U S War Enmity and Jordan Slopes
A Palestinian guerrilla leader calls for U S sanctions as an Arab enemy amid the Israel conflict. He denounces King Hussein’s plan for a Palestinian state within a federal Jordan. Al Ahram reports Egypt weighing airspace closure to Jordan, widening regional rifts as Sadat breaks relations with Amman. Jordanian flights would detour via Egypt if space is closed.
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Power blackout hits Lubbock area for over an hour
Lubbock residents in the Chayton Carter Addition faced a about an hour and 10 minute power outage Friday evening. Southwestern Public Service engineers could not locate the fault. The outage began around 6 p.m. and power was restored shortly after 7 p.m. Engineers theorize a shaft may have been closed by birds on lines in a three by nine block area.
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Unauthorised Hawaii Trip Prize Stirred Texas Campaign
Secretary of State Bob Bullock warned Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes that a planned Sunday picnic offering a free all expense paid Hawaii trip to a couple was illegal for campaign use. Barnes denied involvement, saying Bill Mack offered the prize. Other candidates discussed rural development and toll-free roads as campaigns moved through Amarillo and Dallas areas.
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Texas
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Preston Smith
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Meany Sees Nixon Safe For Re Election In November
AFL CIO president George Meany said Nixon appears assured of re election in November despite his sharp comments. Meany stressed Democrats could rally, noted unity would be crucial, and denied labor aims to torpedo Nixon’s inflation plan while avoiding commitment on whom he favors for the Democratic nomination.
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Cancer Crusade Plans Advance In Martin County
Martin County unit of the American Cancer Society met in the county library to finalize the April 18 Crusade. Chairwoman Mrs. Bob Cox announced donations from the Eastern Star and several individuals. Officers will be elected at the May 1 meeting.
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Sky Divers Draw Crowd For City Jump Show
Five men from the Confederate Sky Diving Club jumped from a plane at 10 000 feet as promotional stunts for a camera company and a local store. The 6 p m event on 50th Street and Slide Road drew a large crowd, briefly snarling traffic while onlookers watched the free fall and chutes descend in 79 degree weather.
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Ballet and Dance Recital Slated Tonight
A joint concert by Lubbock Civic Ballet and Amarillo Dance Theatre takes the stage at 8 p.m. in Coronado High School Auditorium. Anson Thomas, a former SMU Ballet dancer and Harkness scholarship student, will perform in The City of 11 Gates. The Civic Ballet, led by Suzanne Aker, joins the Amarillo Repertory directed by Neil and Camille Yiess, active in the area since 1979. Tickets available at the door.
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Texas Tech
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Director To Talk On Alcoholism In Hobbs Luncheon
Donny Woodard executive director of the State Commission on Alcoholism will discuss the commission’s work and rehabilitation efforts at the Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon Monday in Hobbs. J F McAdans of Hobbs serves as program chairman.
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Hart School Vaccines Planned On Monday
Amarillo Bi-County City Health Department will administer the third series of immunizations for pre school and elementary students on Monday. All vaccines required for enrollment in public schools in 1972 will be available.
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Melodrama Triumphs at Lubbock Theatre Centre
The oldtime melodrama On the Bridge at Midnight drew a lively crowd Friday night. Roland W. Myers lauds the first season finale as charming and well cast with standout performances by Lisa Morgan Toby Probasco Roger Scarbrough Jane Burrows Dawn Jordan and Steve Wyatt.
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Theatre Centre
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Lisa Morgan
Idanehtari
Toby Probasco
Roger Scarbrough
Horatio
Jane Burrows
Dawn Jordan
Jayne Lance
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