Lubbock Morning Ledger Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows internal staff names and titles from Lubbock publication with indecipherable lines. Mentions include Robert R Norris vice president J C Rickman San Harris and David E Knapp among editorial staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Imsnaner
ice-Journal
Avenid Corporaton
Newananets
Lubbock
Balleraea
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
SAN Harris Slanage
Ealitor Cannon
David E. Knapp
William E. McIntosh
Baller Lubbock, Texas
Anti Crime Package Aids Texas Legislature Push
A Houston senator leads the Ogg Anti Crime Bill package aiming to strengthen penalties and procedures. Measures cover death penalty scope for murder cases, stricter drug penalties, joinder of offenses, firearms rules, Pawnbrokers records, Saturday Night Special bans, and treble damages for receipt of stolen property. Support favored with noted caveat on handgun restrictions.
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Texas
Jack Ogg
Houston
Ogg
Lubbock and Plains
Houston Solon
Supreme Court
Sen. Ogg
Robbery Trend Sees Hostage Setups At Dallas Drive-Ins
Dallas police report a new pattern in robberies where a young woman is taken hostage inside drive-in stores and forced to direct customers and staff, then disappears with loot. The note cites explanations from the Avalanche Journal about crafty criminals and their evolving methods.
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Dallas
Avalanche-Journal
Massachusetts first coeducational prison experiment reported
Reports from Framingham prisoners and administrators describe the new coeducational system as a hopeful start. Legal challenges loom as outside spouses and friends plan lawsuits alleging marital breakdowns and damages against prison officials and the state.
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Massachusetts
Framingham
Frauingha
Watt clarifies use-fee distinction for picnic area entry
James G. Watt, director of the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, told the Senate Parks and Recreation Committee that government reservoir visits incur a facilities use fee rather than an entrance fee. He stressed the 1972 law prohibits entrance charges, but fees apply for facility use.
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James G. Watt
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Senate Parks and Recreation Committee
Welfare spending debate frames Nixon era policy
Washington columnist argues public supports reducing federal spending while backing aid to the poor. He notes polls show anti inflation measures clash with support for OC elimination, cites Model Cities program as costly and inefficient, and defends limited welfare programs as targeting those in need.
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Washington
Louis Harris
Amethrsins
Harris
Linge Int
Nixon
Gallup
Office of Economic Opportunity
Walter Lippmann
Ronald Steel
Lyndon Johnson
New England
Richard Nixon
Capitol Hill
Letters to the Eiliton Readers Fight Over POW Coverage
Readers criticize coverage of POW abuses and government policy debate. The letter cites U S senators and network news, condemns Hanoi treatment, and urges accountability. It also discusses alleged dictatorship claims and references Gary Allen’s None Dare Call It Conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
United States Republic
U. S
Dept. of Housing and Urban Development
DEO
SBA
Gary Allen
Barry Goldwater
Geo
Wallace
Robert Welch
Tom W. McCullough, Jr
Beef Industry Defended By Denver City Woman
Sue Stevens of Denver City argues for support of cattle farmers and ranchers amid high costs and weather hardships. She cites Willard F. Williams of Texas Tech as accurately describing the industry from cow-calf to feeders and warns that policies and energy concerns could threaten farm viability and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fastor
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Willard F. Williams
Texas Tech
Russia
Sue Stevens
Denver City
Instant Millionaire threatens amateur sport and ethics
The piece argues that soaring professional sport salaries and lucrative bonus deals are inflating costs and eroding standards in college and amateur athletics. It cites UCLA basketball star Bill Walton and Donny Anderson as examples, warns of fans and networks supporting price inflation, and calls for restoring balance to protect sport integrity.
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White House
Tom
Amity
Walla Walla
UCLA
Big Bill Walton
Walton
Tech
Donny Anderson
Green Bay Packers
Donny
One Family Budget Sparks Debate On Spending Norms
Avalanche Journal editor argues that a $26 000 family budget is not representative of American hardships and questions the relevance of focusing on grocery cuts. The letter cites broader issues of hunger and rising prices and challenges the premise of the AP story.
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Luibbock Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche Journal
Communists Use Prisoners as Shields in Korea Moves
In Munsan Korea on Wednesday Communist convoys of disabled Allied prisoners were used to shield large supply movements. They repelled U S spotter planes with anti aircraft fire while U S officials floated a plan to reopen truce talks and proposed Switzer intermediary for prisoner repatriation.
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Lubbock
Munsan
Korea
U. S
Washington
INL
United Sates
Do Pass It On And Surgical Progress In 50 Years
A sweeping column notes surgery evolved from hand tool scavenging to organized operating rooms sparked by Mrs. Lillian Gilbreth saving lives. It covers begging letters from Philippines wives of lepers and Nigerian student fund drives while mocking mail order panhandling and noting social quirks such as couples rarely eating breakfast together and language quirks in Written Chinese.
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Everyberry
Nixon
Congress
Main Street
Lillian Gilbreth
Philippines
Nigeria
San Antonio
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