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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1971
Page
7
Court upholds annexation dispute ruling in Toyah case
The 4th Court of Civil Appeals ruled that Reeves County trustees violated open meeting rules in annexing Toyah’s school district, blocking public access. The decision voids the private vote and orders a public review of bus routings and compliance with state funding rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
West Texas
4Th Court of Civil Appeals
Im Fayver
Poxyah
May
Arossie
Tenahode
Oso
GeensiGh
Kes
Vox Odie Yingis Trier
Statiars
Apy Amtis Pons
Peeves
Reeves County
Reeves
Texas Education Agency
Food price trends and inflation impact on wages
Reported cost of living rose sharply with inflation eroding wage gains. AFL-CIO spokesman warns continued price hikes threaten purchasing power while administration cites a 6 percent inflation rate overall. The March report triggers pension and cost of living adjustments for about 5,000 workers and retirees across aircraft, Westinghouse, and Great Lakes groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Horse
Harald Cl Passer
Baton
Afl-Cio
Mareho
Seoondho
America
Howeer
Inflation Eases as Costs Rise Slightly in March
The Labor Department notes a 0.3 percent month to month rise in the CPI, bringing the 1967 base to 19.8. Food prices dipped while commodities excluding food rose 0.6 percent, and consumer services edged up 0.2 percent after February’s drop. Mortgage rates’ fall is estimated to shave 0.2 percent from the March CPI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Tno Morteare
Lam Son 714 cripples enemy supply while Laos drive stalls
Vietnamese general Phu says Laos Lam Son 714 damaged the enemy supply net, hindering current operations as Lt Gen Hoang Xuan Lam notes no large contacts yet and claims heavy losses in Lam Son 719 left the foe short on strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
Phu
Hoang Xuam- Lam
Lam
Weather roundup notes weekend showers and tornado threat
The South Plains area sees light rain and unsettled conditions with added mention of weekend showers. Forecasters highlight a potential tornado risk and scattered storms across the region as the system passes.
Foreign Aid Structures Back of Overseas Development
The International Development Institute would study issues in developing countries and run technical assistance programs. It would collaborate with the Private Investment Corporation and the Inter American Social Development Institute to coordinate foreign aid and focus on Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everseas
International Development Institute
Tho
Con Yess Bast
Oversea
Private Investment Corporation
Inter-American Social Development Institute
Latin America
Local Residents Dig Shelters Amid Spring Preparations
Randall Waldrip and Mrs. Waldrip lead a group at 4505 59th Street preparing a shelter for Dist dees and others in Laibbock. Volunteers Sue and Joy assist as hundreds dig air raid shelters in the past year amid protests and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Vietnam War Tactics Mentioned in Lam Son 719 Debate
Lam explains avoiding public details to keep enemy from learning plans. He recalls that during Lam Son 719 the enemy knew attack timing on Sepone, causing heavy U.S. casualties. Nine U S B52 bombers targeted infiltration routes in the north including A Shau Valley tip.
Smith Signs Liquor Bill Allowing Drink Sales in Texas
Texas Governor Gore Preston Smith signed a bill permitting the sale of liquor by the drink in portions of the state. The measure ends a long dry era in areas not yet under local option, with private clubs as an option in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Peane
Texas
Bettie News
Iasiatpe
Preston Smith
Juke Johnson
San Antonio
DeWitt Hale
Corpus Christi
Senaoe Christie
Paso
Senate
Austin
Gore Preston Smith
Supreme Court confirms abortion law language not vague
Jurists uphold the abortion law's wording with the burden of proof on prosecutors to show doctor violations. Justices Douglas and Stewart dissent. The court also upholds Selective Service rules about objector claims and rules on asylum seekers who have already settled elsewhere.
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Black
William Oo. Douglas
Potter Stewart
Minnesota
Texas
Georgia
Louisiana
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
District of Columbia
Volve
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
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Theo Pepeert
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Tokyo
Dept. of Labor
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Atleta
Taipei
Formosa
Tap Lin Erh
Ming Chuan Women's Commercial College
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