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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1973

Page

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Cattle Market Tilt Warned As Prices Plunge

Dr Williams notes a supply and demand squeeze in livestock with calves and cattle prices down $10 to $15 a head and hog prices dropping 25 percent in two days. Producers fear continued declines if cattle do not move to market, risking severe losses and bankruptcies by mid May.

Williams Texas Tech

Encouraging Tests On Cancer Virus From Soviet Samples

Six human cell samples from the Soviet Union show viruses suspected of causing cancer in humans. NCI researchers consider the early results encouraging as tests proceed to confirm human origin, linked to a US USSR health cooperation meeting.

William J. Cromie Bethesda ESN U.S Soviet Union National Cancer Institute NCI Us-Ussr Joint Committee For Health Cooperation Nixon Moscow John B. Moloney

Incumbents Fared Well In Balloting In The Panhandle

A late winter storm swept across the Panhandle South Plains bringing rain sleet and snow with near blizzard conditions reported around Littlefield Olton Plainview Hale Center and Abernathy. Amarillo received a blizzard warning and Lubbock faced 2 to 4 inches of snowfall. Voter turnout varied Shallowater rose sharply while Morton saw a tight city council race. Two Negro candidates in South Plains city elections trailed incumbents as 70 plus incumbents won re election figures show incumbents fared well overall.

Sam Attlesey Avalanche-Journal Panhandle-South Plains Amarillo Lubbock Littlefield Olton Plainview Hale Center Abernathy Tommie Lee Wilson Southlin Plains NWS Illiams Oth Northside Church of Christ Tulsa Satur South Plains Association G. C McCrary Negro Morton Tommy Combs N. L. Dubberly Combs T. A. Williams Darwin Metcalf

Snowfall forecast for Lubbock area early today

A spokesman warned that as much as 2 to 4 inches of snow could fall in the Lubbock area early today. The forecast appeared on NORTHER page 19.

Lubbock Norther

Prayer Card Prayer text for reader submission

A reader submits a brief prayer: Today’s prayer thanks God through Jesus Christ and ends with Amen. The line expresses gratitude and devotion in a concise church setting.

Lord Jesus Christ

New Jail Complex Near Garza County Nears Completion

Workmen reach final stages of building a Post-Garza County Jail project. Construction crews finalize framing and interior work as oversight coordinates with county officials for opening and operation plans.

Post-Garza County

Capt Murphy Describes His Capture After POW Release

Capt John Murphy and five Air Force officers spoke at a Wichita Falls news conference about their capture in Vietnam. Murphy said his patrol plane was shot down during a vigil recon mission in the lower panhandle, he parachuted near water, and he believed no American prisoners remained unaccounted for. He and others were processed at Sheppard Air Force Base before release.

Wichita Falls Sheppard Air Force Base Air Force John Murphy Lubbock Tex David I. Drummond Fort Worth William H. Talley Sayre Okla Stafford Kaw Murphy Morris W. Turner Lower Panhandle Vietnam Gulf of Tonkin Capt

Two-Year Budget Sought In Welfare Spending Debate

Governor Briscoe presses for a two year welfare appropriation amid uncertain costs for public assistance. Budget writers fear guessing at two year needs could trigger a special session. Lt. Gov Hobby and Speaker Daniel urge cautious funding while Dickie Travis weighs risks of one year funding versus a full two year bill.

Austin UPI Dolph Briscoe William P. Hobbys Price Daniel Briscoe Hobby Daniel Dickie Travis Travis

Garza County to Consolidate Sheriff and Post Police

Officials reveal a plan to merge the Garza County Sheriff’s Office with the Post Police Department citing economy and a single jail complex. A $9,500 state grant funds planning and an $88,000 jail project nears completion, with Quanah cited as another example in Texas.

Quanah Hardeman County Consolidation GARZA

U S Pilot Downed as Cambodia Crisis Deepens

A U S Air Force OV10 observation plane was shot down in Cambodia with the pilot killed. Despite intensified air attacks, Communist forces blockade Phnom Penh, while Haig travels to Southeast capitals to assess the crisis and U S airlift supplies to the besieged capital.

United Press International Cambodia Phnom Penh Nixon U.S Alexander M. Haig Jr Lon Nol Haig South Thailand Mekong River

Roof Collapse Kills Three In Queens Storefronts

In New York near Corona Queens three pedestrians were killed when a heavy roof section collapsed from a row of stores on Junction Boulevard between 37th and 38th Avenues at about 7 p m. Witnesses heard an explosion like sound as the 150 foot parapet fell but authorities were unsure of a blast. Two men and a woman died instantly as bricks and concrete buried them.

New York UPI Corona Queens Junction Boulevard 37Th 38Th Avenues

Hemphill-Wells Opens New South Plains Mall Store

Hemphill-Wells marks its 50th anniversary with a grand opening at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the South Plains Mall Lubbock. Mayor Morris W. Turner and Chamber of Commerce president A C Verner will cut ribbons for the store’s ceremonial debut as Bill Collins oversees the event.

Gerry Burton Avalanche-Journal Hemphill-Wells Lubbock South Plains West Texas New Mexico Morris W. Turner Bill Collins Texas I Tech iTech Tech Monterey Center

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