Lubbock Avalanche-Journal April 17 1973 front note
Tuesday morning edition Teaser text shows masthead and staff roles for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal with names Robert R. Norris Jay Tiarris William E McIntosh and United Press International imprint. Publication details indicate a Texas newspaper on April 17 1973.
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Nixon Hours to Dismantle Office of Economic Opportunity
The Nixon administration moves to end the Office of Economic Opportunity despite a federal judge order to stop. Officials claim OEO will be dismantled by executive action, arguing Congress created the agency with sole power to terminate it. Critics cite failures and waste in anti poverty programs while Cabinet shifts already move functions to departments.
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Growth concerns test Boulder as city ponders limits
A Boulder Colorado article outlines local efforts to slow growth amid rising population and development. It notes open space purchases, water limits, and a 45 foot height cap proposed in 1971 while acknowledging benefits and fears, including impact on affordability and minority access.
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Herring proposes ban on public nudity at Hippie Hollow
In Austin, Senator Cuarles Herring introduces a bill to prohibit naked exhibition in public places to address what supporters call a public nuisance at Lake Travis Hippie Hollow. The measure targets nude swimming and related exposure amid county complaints about audits and local groups seeking action.
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Canadians Pressure Viet Cong as ICCS Faces Violations
Canadian officials condemn Viet Cong ceasefire violations and push the ICCS to act. General Duncan McAlpine accuses Viet Cong forces of shooting down an ICCS helicopter with a heat seeking missile over South Vietnam. Canada signals it will suspend its role if violations continue, urging accountability and a tougher international stance.
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Israel Hawks Warn Dayan Plan Defeated by U S Role
Washington reports an American diplomat helped derail Moshe Dayan's plan for absorbing Arab lands as Israel's moderates in the Labor cabinet blocked a cabinet test. Assistant Secretary of State Joseph Sisco's discreet intervention in Jerusalem influenced the outcome, signaling growing tensions over settlement policy.
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Public Doubts Run Through Nader Seat Belt Lapse
Marianne Means notes public skepticism of leaders as Ralph Nader’s image endures despite a trivial seat belt lapse during a lift from a former college chum. The piece ties Nader’s safety stance to broader trust issues in government ethics and foreign policy debates shaping U S Israel relations and domestic politics.
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Eisenhower urges Soviet pledge to global disarmament
President Eisenhower challenges the new Soviet regime to prove sincerity by embracing global disarmament and easing tensions that could spark World War III. In Korea the UN Command backs resuming mistime talks if Red prisoners settle the home issue promptly.
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Tax Protest Overdue Says Henry J Taylor
Henry J Taylor denounces federal taxes as excessive and wasteful calling the government Robin Hoods of the Red Ink. He cites Gallup and tax leagues to urge voter outrage and higher public accountability, urging action to curb tax spending and boost civic participation.
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Pass It On Odds on Marriage and Odd Facts
L M Boyd notes everyday trivia and social quirks from carpools to tattoo statistics. The column cites odds on marriage at ages 24, a peccary foot count, and a Dutch grocery chain using job sharing, ending with a request for reader mail.
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