Morning Edition On The South Plains Notice
Fragmentary OCR text from Lubbock area newspaper pages mentions Morning Edition and affiliations with Lubbock Avalanche Journal and Associated Press. It reads as a masthead style note with names and roles such as Vice President General Manager and others. The readable portion provides little actionable news beyond publication branding.
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Lubbock
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Evening Newsnaners Corporation
New Balbee
Natonal
League Y Loxgs
Associated Press
United
Sss International
Robert R. Norris
Congress Curb Urges Slower Pay Increases For Officials
Colorado Republican Sen. Peter Dominick and ten GOP colleagues push to block a Senate pay rise as the Commission on Executive Legislative and Judicial Salaries weighs at least 25 percent raises for Congress and top federal officials. If approved by the President, salaries could jump from 42 500 to 53 125 with proportional boosts for others. House committee members urge timing linked to voter sentiment. President Nixon holds power to block.
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Peter Dominick
Colorado
GOP
Congress
Commission On
Supreme Court
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Nixon
Legal Aid Program in Jeopardy as Nixon Plan Faces Congress
The Office of Economic Opportunity boss Howard Phillips warns the Legal Services Program could be scrapped if new funds and a workable law are not forthcoming. Nixon's budget includes 70 million for legal services, but administration and Congress must agree on administration. The proposal envisions state legal services corporations overseen by governors or bars, to keep politics and agitators out. Critics accuse the program of aiding leftist causes, while supporters push to preserve it.
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Howard Phillips
Young
Office of Economic Opportunity
Nixon
Congress
National Legal Services Corporation
State Bar Association
Sam
IRS
Mondale
Madame Defarge
Comptroller
Dolph Briscoe
Faulty No Fault Insurance Debate in New Mexico
Governor Bruce King vetoed a legislated no fault insurance plan saying concerns over constitutionality and missing mandatory coverage block its passage. He warned medical damages above 5000 would lack court remedies if the other driver was at fault. Lawmakers may retry next session.
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New Mexico
Bruce King
Bank chief cites city decline over majority rule
Walter B. Winston, chairman of First National City Bank of New York, says New York City's decline stems from breakdown of majority rule not crime or poverty. He argues officials have turned from the majority, catering to minorities, letting dissent blocks frustrate major will for years.
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Walter B. Winston
First National City Bank of
New York City
Winston
Time For Rebellious Comments On Tax Inequities
Andrew Tully argues that tax loopholes favor the wealthy and burden working Americans. He cites Sen. Walter Mondale, Sen. Joseph Montoya, and public figures while noting IRS abuses and selective enforcement. The piece highlights cases like Philip and Sue Long in Bellevue challenging back taxes and reveals IRS case handling secrets.
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Washington
Walter Chondal
Sen
Joseph Montoya
Real Revenue Service
National Observer
Philip
Sue Long
Bellevue
Wash
IRS
Editor notes on Ethics in Government conference coverage
Lt Gov Bill Hobby convened a privately funded Citizens Conference on Ethics in Government on March 20 and 21. A Texas delegate reported disappointment at the conference’s limited coverage in their region. The event included one delegate from each of Texas’s 150 legislative districts.
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Lubbock Avalanche—Journal
Bill Hobby
Citizens’ Conference On
Freshman handbooks reveal campus life and ethics debate
Virginia Payette notes how modern student handbooks advise on contraceptives and on campus culture while warning to avoid legal and safety pitfalls. The piece contrasts past and present university guidance and previews ethics reforms and legislative lobbying urged by the Citizens' Conference including calls for financial disclosure and an ethics commission.
Use Of Horses As Food Decried By City Reader
Letter writer Alice Armstrong of 4209 North King condemns eating horses as cruel and unthinkable. She cites Job 39 19 to 25 to argue horses are magnificent beings God gave to man for service, not for slaughter.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Job
Alice Armstrong
N. King
Readers Call For Targeted Boycott And News Transparency
A Lubbock Avalanche-Journal reader urges a broader boycott targeting auto and appliance makers in Northern states to pressure farmers and ranchers for fairer prices. Another letter from Dorris D Elder thanks returned POWs and condemns crude criticism, urging collective respect for veterans’ endurance.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
O. B. Ratliff
Lubbock
Dorris D. Elder
45Th St
Dorris D
End of Vietnam War Looms Over Southeast Asia
UPI reports fear that U.S. pullout may dim news access as Saigon tightens control. Officials warn reporters of danger and distant information hubs in Honolulu and Thai bases amid continued operations in Cambodia and Laos.
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U.S. Navy
Honolulu
Air Force
Cambodia
Vietnam
Laos
Bangkok
UPI
Saigon
South
U.S
Pentagon
Arthur L. Higbee
UPI Saigon
Higbee
Washington
Odd Conversations and Oddities from L. M. Boyd
A collection of quirky notes and queries ranging from social nitrous oxide parties to opinions on color induced seasickness. The column riffs on psychiatry licenses, naming conventions for the deceased, dawn vision by eye color, and wild camels near Yuma with a closing mailing address in Fort Worth.
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Jay Harris
David E. RN
APP
William ‘E. McIntosh
Rias
Dace
Politne
United States of America
Republic
J.C. Rickman
Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Phrantatie
Muane
Lubbock, Texas
Camden
N.J
Dallas
Legal Services
New York
Andrew Tully
George McGauvern
April
Virginia Payette
Nreas
FBI
Panhandle
Amarillo
Dalhart
Farwell
Plainview
Crosbyton Levelland
Snyder
Sweetwater
Midland
Odessa
Alan Henry
Gerald Oglesby
Austin
Citizens’ Conference
Charles F. Aycock
South Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Thaian
Slide Road
W. B. MacAlister
House of Reps
Daniel
Austin Way
Senate
House
Atlantic
The
Better Vision Institute
Arizona
Yuma
U.S. Army
L. M. Boyd
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Fort Worth
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