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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1973

Page

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Picasso Dies at 91 After Night at Home in France

Pablo Picasso died at his French hillside home after a farewell dinner with friends. He awoke to a heart attack aided by a physician who arrived minutes later, with his studio still ready for sketches. Paulo Picasso arrived to arrange funeral plans as police guarded the estate.

Pablo Picasso France Mougins Mediterranean Picasso Jacqueline Georges Rance Grippe Avignon Paulo Picasso Armand Anteby Anteby

Mrs. Jameson Dies. Lasting Lubbock Dr Pepper figure

Mrs. John Robert Jameson 94 widow of Dr Pepper Bottling Co. founder John Rob ert Jameson died Sunday in Dallas. She led the company after 1953, lived in Lubbock 44 years, and was active in church and civic groups. Survivors include three children and five grandchildren. Services pending.

John Robert Jameson Lubbock Dr Pepper Bottling Co Dallas Mark Welch Rix Jameson McMinn County Tenn Palo Pinto County Tex Oklahoma Dr Pepper- Seven Up Bottling Co First United Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service Twentieth Century Club West Texas Texas State Bottlers Assoc Ia Jack Weedon Vienna Mark L. Welch John R. Jameson Jr Scottish Rite Crippled Children’s Hospital

Dike Gates Opened To Divert Mississippi River Flow

Army engineers opened a 20 foot gap in the Bonnet Carre Spillway north of New Orleans diverting river water into Lake Pontchartrain. The move, first since 1950, used 350 flood gates led by Sen. Russell Long and is expected to lower the river by 18 inches at the city. Officials warn seafood in the lake may be wiped out temporarily while salinity and fisheries rebound after the flood period.

New Orleans Bonnet Carre Here Lake Ponchartrain Russell Long D-La Pontchartrain Gulf of Mexico Mississippi River

Future Food Price Strategy Planned

The Associated Press reports buyers and supermarkets plan a future price strategy after a week long meat boycott. Grocers say production is not keeping up with demand and prices may stay high while consumer groups call the effort a success but urge more steps. STOP Stay Together on Prices leads a Dial a Meal meatless recipe service as part of re education. Other protein substitutes like fish see rising demand as shoppers shift spending.

Associated Press Frank D. Register National Association of Retail Grocers Mary Conti STOP Philadelphia

Weather Map: Lubbock Region Forecast Details

Lubbock and vicinity expect a high in the mid 40s today with a low tonight in the upper 20s. Tuesday's high near the upper 50s with NW winds 5 to 15 mph. The page lists hourly observations and regional readings across Texas and neighboring states with highs and lows, humidity levels, and sun data.

Lubbock Bolthwest Abilene el Paso Albuquerque Hobbs Amarillo Houston Dallas Okla City Denver W. Falla

Ex- POW Capt Murphy Returns To Lubbock Home

Lubbock resident and U S Air Force Captain John S Murphy arrives home after almost ten months in captivity in Hanoi He describes the experience as dreamlike with routines of family life resuming as wife and three children greet him at the Avalanche Journal report Capt Murphy notes limited harassment but constant tension during captivity and mentions questions from fellow POWs about life back home The story also references international kidnappings in Argentina and a ransom record for two American executives.

U.S. Air Force John S. Murphy Lubbock Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Stanley Murphy Mineral Wells Demilitarized Zone Wes Phillips Buenos Aires Eastman Kodak Co Antony da Cruz First National Bank of Boston Gerardo Scalmazzi Scalmazzi All Tobacco Company Francisco Brimiscombe Temperley Avalanche-Journal Murphy Capt. Murphy Hanoi ACCU Argentina Decem Vestey Ber London Standard Electric ITT Asi Jed le Doc Tho Kissinger Togo United States Texas Techex

Prayer Reflection Calls for Strength to Face Trials

A reader offers a concise prayer asking for strength rather than moving the mountain. The wording emphasizes faith and perseverance in facing life’s challenges.

Heavenly Father

Kidnappers Secure Kodak Pledge Amid Argen tina Crisis

Report says Da Cruz’s captors, the Liberation Armed Forces, won a promise from Kodak that the executive would depart Argentina immediately. The terse note hints at a wider hostage drama in South America.

da Cruz Liberation Armed Forces Kodak Argentina

Montreal Blaze Fatal For Seven

A four story apartment house fire in northern Montreal killed at least seven people and injured 10. Fire officials said the exact number of victims and the cause may take a week to determine. Firefighters battled more than three hours to control the blaze at the 66 unit building.

Montreal

Coldest April in Texas Triggers Record Lows and Snow

Old Man Winter returns to Texas with record low temperatures and heavy snow. Lubbock airport records 0.3 inch snowfall breaking April 8 1957. Amarillo reports 5.7 inches in 24 hours. morning lows drop to 26 degrees and highs struggle to 40. Forecasters warn of more freezing temps, gusty winds and lake advisories as far south as Dallas Forth Worth area.

Anne Fraser Avalanche-Journal Old Man Winter Texas Lubbock Regional Amarillo Panhandle Dallas-Fort Worth Texas Gulf Coast South Texas Ills del Rio

Daniel Disputes Hobby's Convention Eligibility

Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby is deemed ineligible to serve as permanent chairman of the 1974 Texas Constitutional Convention, says Speaker Price Daniel Jr. He cites the amendment’s temporary chair rule and notes Hobby is not a Senate member, though he presides over the Senate for tie breaking. Daniel suggests Hobby may seek legal guidance. debate divides House members while optimism remains for convention delegates next year.

Houston Bill Hobby Price Daniel Jr Daniel Kprc-Tv Hobby House Senate Secretary

Lottie Deno the gambler arrives at Fort Griffin

A staged outpost tale recalls Lottie Deno, famed gambler of the 1880s, moving discreetly through Fort Griffin. The refined yet secretive woman hid her past, lived in seclusion, and only frequented gambling halls, inspiring rumors of a dual life and tainted money.

Tanner Laine Avalanche-Journal Old Fort Griffin Jacksboro Lottie Deno Lottie Lottie Dene Dianne Kuss

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