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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1972
Page
5
Ey Tiatine serves as advertising manager for the Wayne paper, directing local ads, display placements, and commercial promotions. He coordinates with departments to schedule campaigns, track revenue, and ensure client satisfaction.
Harold Glassen argues for state or local originated firearms controls to fit jurisdiction needs and warns against broad federal confiscation. He cites data on homicide links to family or acquaintance and contends stricter laws may not deter crime, urging countermeasures like minimal sentences and cross state purchase checks.
Dr Thomas Svasz a SUNY Upstate Medical Center psychiatry professor argues constitutional rights justify allowing any drugs for every citizen. He claims personal supply and self administration would reduce harm and that government sanction would be dangerous, noting other nations curb abuse without broad legalization.
A provocative piece contrasts male suppression with female empowerment, citing a proposed list of demands for male liberation. It references Gloria Steinem Betty Friedan Kate Millett and Germaine Greer as heroines while criticizing enduring gender inequities and the allure of traditional gender roles.
The essay warns that Congressional limits on wartime powers could impede long term planning with allies and threaten US military credibility. It argues the president needs latitude to prepare and coordinate with foreign partners, warning that strict time constraints and divided oversight may invite wider conflict and undermine treaties.
The Avalanche-Journal editorial cites Andrew Tully’s March 28 column in The Ast, criticizing university faculty and students who tolerate what is described as plagiarism. It questions sourcing and calls for accountability.
Washington notes survey rising farm costs and price controls while small farmers and rural towns face declining population and political clout. The piece links farm discontent to Nixon administration policy, cites reorganization debates, and frames blame on middlemen amid a wider critique of journalism plagiarism and editorial choices.
A letter from N McCallister Jr argues that branding officers as killers in rapid pursuit overlooks broader societal and environmental factors that enable crime. He insists police may use strong measures to curb abuse, including in liquor and narcotics cases, to protect the public.
From Memory Lane files April 10 1952 reports Bolivia amid clashes between army rebels and loyal forces under military junta. Other items note a strong Midwest earthquake felt in seven states and a Blanco cabin fire in West Texas with severe storms.
Postmaster genee klassen launches a campaign to reform the postal service amid warnings of a looming 450 million dollar rate increase. He denounces perceived inefficiency, orders hiring freezes, and pushes for better service and customer courtesy while signaling job risk for workers. Government and airlines respond as package handling faces scrutiny and growth in mail volume slows. The drive prompts unions and officials to weigh promotions transfers and staffing changes ahead of deadlines.
A fragmentary column recalls a date tale from M Boyd with quirky steps and a warning about social behavior. It then shifts to brief Q A humor on White House cooks, golf scores, psychology versus medicine, Cherokee wife rentals, and luggage carrying by a man with fraternal pins. The closing note directs mail to L M Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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