Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Advertising and Editorial Staff
The April 19, 1973 edition lists officers and staff including Robert R. Norris as Vice President General Manager J C Rickman Jay Harris and Stan Easter in advertising, Carl N. Cannon and David E. Knapp in advertising, Robert C. McVay and William E. McIntosh in management, with Stanate Editorial Page Editor and others in Lubbock Texas.
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Lubbock i Newspapers Corporation
Ite
National Advertising Representatives
Issociated
Presseran Sree
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
Stan Easter
Carl N. Cannon
David E. Knapp
Gai
Robert C. McVay
William E. McIntosh ‘Prentating
Stanate
Lubbock
Texas
Gasoline Shortage Moves Closer to West Texas
West Texas residents face a looming gas shortage with talks of rationing and weekend closures. Independent stations and major refiners may begin allocation systems as prices could rise again, prompting fears of higher costs while supplies remain near, but not yet at, critical levels.
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Avalanche-Journal
Charles Dickens
UN Debates Israel Resolutions and U.S. Oil Policy
The piece surveys UN Security Council proposals on Israel and Arab terrorism and warns of U.S. veto risks. It links looming oil shortages to congressional action on the Alaska pipeline and to broader fuel imports, urging rapid domestic exploration and energy legislation amid Middle East politics and price pressures.
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Egypt
Security Council
U.S
Israel
Council
Middle East
West Germany
United Nations
Mideast
Russia
Lubbock
New Mexico State Plans Honorary Doctor for Lee Trevino
New Mexico State University aims to award an honorary Doctor of Laws to professional golfer Lee Trevino at May commencement in Las Cruces. The star, known as Super Mex, left school at 14 to support family, yet has grown as a major figure in golf and philanthropy.
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New Mexico State University
Lee Trevino
Las Cruces
Watergate cash and politics shake GOP support
The piece argues that Nixon's refusal to testify under oath could hurt Republican campaign funds in 1974 and 1976. It cites Goldwater and Anne Armstrong noting donor withdrawals, pressuring the White House to reveal top aides and to accept executive privilege limits amid Senate inquiry.
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Washington
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Anne Armstrong
Republican National Committee
Goldwater
Christian Science Monitor
Republcan National Committee
White House
Defense
Clark M.clifford
Clifford
Sihanoukville Port Issue Threatens Cease-fire Framework
The Cambodian crisis intensifies as reopening the Sihanoukville port could allow North Vietnamese supply to South Vietnam. Gen. Alexander Haig led a high priority mission to Indochina as U.S. officials warn the cease-fire framework may collapse if the port reopens.
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Saigon
Paris
Sihanoukville
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Alexander Haig
U.S
Indochina
South
ARVN
Washington
Hanoi
Phnom Penh
Kompong Som
Norodom Sihanouk
Henry Kissinger
Nguyen van Thieu
Laos
Mekong River
Tran Thien Khiem
Mekong
Thien
RALS
Arvn High Command
Tong le Chan
Here
Aouth
Catalytic converters debate lingers amid industry and EPA scrutiny
The article contrasts Detroit manufacturers and catalyst firms over whether catalytic converters will meet 50,000 mile federal standards. It cites tests, new metal options, and claims that design and pricing pressures shape the push for emission controls amid political risk.
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Detroit
Russia
South Africa
Lions vs Tigers and a Narrow Escape at MSG
High wire cyclist Pip Nock fell 19 feet from a wire above 17 lions at Madison Square Garden. Lion tamer Wolfgang Holzmair caught him, fended off a charging animal, and both men emerged uninjured in a dangerous circus accident.
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Highwire
Pip Nock
New York
Madison Square Garden
Nock
Wolfgang Holzmair
Holzmair
Wolfgang Holzmanr
Pio Nock
Pass It On About Beards And Baby Emotions
L M Boyd dials through beards in fiction and real life noting shifts in heroism, asks what dish is universal stew, and links stork bites to infant marks. Advice column ends with a prompt to write to L M Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
United State of Undress
Republic
Kiberty
West Texas
Congress
Naders
Rew Tully
Capitol Hill
Tee
Dick Nixon
Harry Truman
Lyndon Johnson
Main Street
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Real
Evans
Virginia
Environmental Protection Agency
Catalyst
EPA
International Control Commission
Henry J. Taylor
Sahara
Sudan
Hans Bruck
Peking
L. M. Boyd
Betty Crocket
United States
John
Noah
Vernon
Fort Worth
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