Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Pledge Promise and Staff Note
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal issues a pledge to the flag and outlines staff roles including Rickman Musineas as Manager Wayne Henly as Advertising Manager and Jay Harris as Editor and Publisher. This caption appears in the Saturday morning edition dated April with reference to the publishing company and national press services.
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House Dems Push Withdrawal Plan Amid War Debate
Democratic leaders in the House seek a withdrawal deadline from Vietnam with conditions on prisoners, allowing up to 300 days for exit as public pressure grows while the Senate weighs fund cuts and stricter limits on U.S. involvement. Some senators push for funding bans with no guarantees.
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SDS Faces Shifts as Historic Harvard Convention Firms Up
A 1960s campus group, SDS, shows reduced energy and stricter discipline at a national gathering at Harvard. The meeting approves closer ties with the Black Panthers and other radical elements while distancing from earlier disruptive tactics. Attendance halved from start to end as protests fade and a focus on campus recognition rises.
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Pioneer Bob Crump Remembered in Lubbock Obituary
A lengthy memorial recalls Bob Crump a long time Lubbock County settler and civic leader. His father served as the county's third judge and Crump supported civic church and fraternal groups. He belonged to Yellowhouse Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star Chapter 76 and attended the First Christian Church.
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Veterans of Vietnam deserve better GI Bill support today
The article argues Congress has underfunded the GI Bill for Vietnam veterans, noting tuition often exceeds monthly benefits and living costs go unmet. It calls for centralized, forward planning to secure education funding as veterans rejoin civilian life and stresses government obligation to adjust benefits to rising education costs.
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Lubbock Candidate Hobnett Aims for Texas Treasurer Run
Nolan Robnett from Lubbock seeks the Texas state treasurer post. He campaigns coast to coast, hoping to force a runoff by finishing second. Robnett, a Montere High School and Texas Tech graduate, once ran his father’s investment business before selling out and moving to Austin.
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Look Taken Death by Own Action Sparks Campus Debate
A 10 year rise in youth suicide is examined with figures from doctors and surveys. The piece notes college student deaths and attempts in the context of drugs, loneliness, and social pressures, while mentioning expert theories and religious connections.
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Muskie pushes food price freeze as Nixon risks election
The piece explains Sen. Ed Muskie's demand for a 0 day freeze on rising food prices to aid voters, while President Nixon faces scrutiny over handling inflation. It notes Stein's admission that CPI rose 4.9 percent from November to February with food contributing 2 percent, and discusses political implications for Nixon's re election bid.
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Europe Rail Passes and Oddities in Public Life
A travel pass priced at 125 dollars for two days and 160 dollars for four months offers train travel across Europe and water trips on Scandinavian rivers. The piece also notes Judson’s zipper invention, Rockefeller Center’s status, aging apes at Yerkes, and a late night dirty pictures theater in Essex with rules about accompaniment.
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