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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1973
Page
3
The fragment lists individuals including Vobent Ronorets Vy Te Arris Lastor David E Knapp and others associated with Lubbock Avalanche Journal material from 1978. Details are fragmentary but indicate an obituary or memorial notice with several personal names and roles.
A predicted EPA stance favors gradual pollution limits for 1975 model year autos with interim targets. Foreign automakers Honda, Mazda, and Mercedes have met tougher standards without catalytic converters, while U.S. makers rely on catalysts despite mileage and cost drawbacks. Public demand for fast, efficient cars keeps change limited. overall outlook hints reduced per car pollution but steady auto economy.
The University honors four graduates and engineers connected to Texas Tech for notable contributions in chemical, electrical, textile, and structural engineering. Recipients include EH Wright and James W. Pharrell with a broader group extending credit to many alumni whose work enhances industry, education, and culture.
A garbled note describes an effort to reshape records and purge sensitive data. It asserts officials aim to “dedatify” files while acknowledging steps underway. The message hints at planned actions and the goal of controlling information.
Andrew Tully recalls the ritual of Easter Sunday attire across communities, from hats and neckties to cap and tissue paper crowns. He describes church services, Lent austerity, and the symbolic release of new clothes, linking fashion to faith and family memory.
The article discusses a looming Japanese trade surplus and its impact on US Japan relations. It notes expectations of tougher times ahead, with pressure on Japan to boost imports for U S markets and protests from American businesses. Ambassadors and analysts differ on realism versus optimism for a quick correction.
The piece notes irritation in Japan over Washington's handling of trade and diplomacy. It cites Tanaka and Ohira, Kissinger staff gaps, and Shultz’s Europe visit, warning that export pressures and possible US tariffs could worsen friction. Japan debates internal development versus open markets amid Toyota and Datsun image concerns.
In Austin, a district judge questioned a critic nicknamed George Parr’s flunkys. Otto Verber, once an Army Intelligence officer, pled guilty to participating in a conspiracy to spy for the Soviet Union. The Legislature approved a two year state government budget.
Charleston Gazette notes a playful glossary defining political phrases such as my friend my old friend and my great and good friend to show how rhetoric signals familiarity. It reflects how candidates calibrate social distance during campaigns.
Henry J. Taylor criticizes President Nixon for seeking $8 billion in 1974 reductions while Congress runs large deficits. The piece contrasts prior administrations, laments growing debt, and labels Congress the Washington Robin Hoods of the Red Ink as it questions fiscal policy and dollar stability.
L M Boyd riffs through pop culture and history citing Jolson's You Made Me Love You from 1915 and Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe as inspirations. He contrasts modern woes with wartime rationing and blackouts, then notes a vast, daily-growing driver license database and asks about energy concerns.
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