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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1973

Page

10

Agnew Attacks News Media Anew

Vice President Spiro Agnew denounced opinion making media as unfair in reporting government activity and warned against advocacy journalism. He urged balanced coverage and proposed dialogue between the Nixon administration and the press at Harding College during the Freedom Forum.

Agnew Harding College

City Keeps Diesel Pact Amid Short Supply and Rising Costs

Officials defend continuing the diesel contract despite fuel shortages and higher prices. They cite a seven year cost stability followed by 20 percent and 10 percent increases in recent months. The fuel crisis is also impacting gasoline as authorities seek to bolster fuel oil and diesel supplies.

Herkey

Lubbock City Council approves annexations and projects

Lubbock voters urged to participate in the poll as council actions include annexing land near Quaker Avenue and Slide Road, conveying land to Texas for a Public Safety HQ, purchasing 101000 for sanitation truck lifts, relocating street lights with bond funds, extending voting precincts to the mobile home area, negotiating for HUD land to create a park, and hiring architects to design a 90000 community center at Copper Rawlings Park.

Uel Quaker Avenue Slide Road 82Nd Street Civic Center State of Texas Department of Public Safety 4Th Street Avenue L 19Th Street Avenue A University Avenue Texas Highway Department Mobile Home Levelland Highway Bowie Department of Housing and Urban Development Green Vair Manor Lubbock Frasher, Goyette and Rapier Copper Rawlings Park Harwell

Hope Lingers for Missing Service Members In Action

Mrs Huddleston voices belief in American search efforts for more than 13 000 missing in action as families hold on to hope for loved ones reported unaccounted for amid a continuing campaign.

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