Libbock Texas Daily News Highlights April 22 1975
The edition lists national and regional news wire coverage from The Associated Press and United Press International. Robert ReSores, J Hickman, and other staff are noted as editors and managers with standard newsroom credits.
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Libbock
Texas
Tadon Mortung
Aanarspaper
Teta
National Adve Iak
Teta & Busang
Ating E Representatives
Kettryas Dany Press League
Dal
Associated
Res
United Press
Robert RE Sores
J i Hickman Yeas
Caf Tabbock
Merit Seen In Police Study For Lubbock Budget
City discussion centers on hiring an outside firm to deliver an impartial view of Lubbock Police Department needs for next year's budget. Mayor Bass argues an independent study could reduce local bias and justify added expenditures, while praising officers and stressing the tough, dangerous nature of police work. The proposal aims to inform Council decisions while maintaining public trust and fiscal responsibility.
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Roy Bass
Lubbock
J. T. Alley
Bass
Ee Department Uinistration
Pulice Department
Texas constitutional amendments on pensions and salaries
The article notes light voter turnout for two Texas Constitution amendments. Amendment 1 would boost pensions for retired teachers and state employees but risks higher future costs. Amendment 2 proposes higher salaries for lawmakers, including a $7200 annual salary, with past pay and per diem increases under debate and strong local opposition to further rises.
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Texas
BNE
Ueir
Kissinger as Superman with ripped pants satire
A humorous script imagines Henry Kissinger as Superman who resists a mission after the Paris peace accords. Nancy argues, Congress power, and funding are needed to aid Indochina, but Kissinger cites weight gain and a torn suit. The punchline: reporters mistake him for a comic figure with a ripped seat.
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Henry
Superman
Len
Jackson
Nancy
Ford
Thieu
Prian
Hanoi
Cambodia
Paris
Ase
Congress
H. Henry
Senate Foreign Relations Compiittes
Indochina
Middle East
Hardball: Congress in chaos tests Democratic chairmen
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report a frustrated Congress unable to deliver on reforms as Democratic leaders struggle to control the chaotic House and Senate dynamics amid rising tensions and political infighting. Marianne Means notes the mounting pressures on party patience and procedural obstacles.
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Wwashington
Congress
Frank Zarb
John Dingell
Michigan
al Ullman
Oregon
House Commerce Committee
Dingell
Richard Ottinger
New York
Toby Moffett
Connecticut
Andrew Maguire
New Jersey
Crisis on Court and Energy Clash Shapes Ford’s Dilemma
President Ford faces a split Congress as energy tax plans clash with lawmakers and ailing Justice Douglas may resign. The Supreme Court’s future balance hinges on Ford appointments amid Republican conservative pressure and potential party splits.
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Gerald Ford
Supreme Court
William QO. Douglas
Douglas
Civ
Mixon
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Marta
Bernard Segal
Amer American Bar Association
Nixon
Texas
Congress
The $72 Billion Deficit and the Illusion of Money Power
Henry J. Taylor argues the $72 billion deficit harms prosperity by inflating money without increasing goods. He cites France in the 1920s and wartime China to show money alone cannot create wealth. He warns against deficit financing and states government does not generate wealth, only redistributes it.
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Office OF Management and Budget
James T. Lynn
Mia
Kentucky
France
Himalayas
India
China
America
Chungking
American Bank Note Company
Philadelphia
Sinclair
California
Townsend
Washington
United States
Central Asia
Language King and Curious Facts Panel
A miscellany of science trivia and household tips covers mammal neck vertebrae, snake chewing myths, creosote etymology, baby temperature checks, and gendered classroom views, with a reader note addressing L. M. Boyd at Fort Worth Texas.
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Lubbocck Avalanche-Journal
Amerie
Lubbock Pi
Anyvtown
Uls.a
Tenis
Jis
Texas Tech Hoovers
Vesiiont Burl Bo Hulsey Jr
WTCC
Bid Collins
Midland
Ona Pant Worth
Vipul Dycis
Cam Superman
Naneyee
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Henry Kissinger
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Marianne
Evans
Capitol Hhs
House
Warren Court
Lewis Powell
New York Times
Mr. Ford
Bob Eckhardt
Subcommittee
Tim Wirth
Colorado
Altman
Ways and Means
Ullman
Henry J. Taylor
Upton Sinclair
L. M. Boyd
Elizabeth
Seattle
P.O
Fort Worth
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