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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1973
Page
5
Diana Rigg, famed for The Avengers on TV, stars as Celimene in the National Theatre revival of Moliere The Misanthrope in London. The production honors the 300th anniversary of Moliere's death in France.
A Sunday house fire at 2720 and St. gutted the bathroom area and caused smoke damage to the remainder of the structure. Fire officials estimated $2,000 in damage. No occupants were home. Another fire at 2513 Gist St damaged a bedroom when a curtain burned. A car fire near New Deal caused extensive dash damage. Miss Rigg discussed TV and stage work and her NBC show plans.
Washington AP reports 19 Democrats may retire under term limits as Republicans seek to gain Senate control in 1974. Five GOP senators with expiring terms face retirement pressure, narrowing GOP chances to flip the chamber from a 57 43 edge. The looming retirements affect party strategy ahead of elections.
A garbled horoscope column for Taurus Capricorn Aquarius includes optimistic life boosts and budgeting tips. A separate political note analyzes upcoming 1974 Senate races in Ohio Oklahoma Utah Vermont and Kentucky with potential retirements and candidate speculation.
The Observer serializes Evelyn Waugh diaries detailing racy high society life and party scenes in 1920s Britain. It portrays Randolph Churchill as a "flabby bully" amid sex, drink, and social scrutiny with names redacted for libel concerns.
In New York, Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed El Zayyat says Cairo will push the UN Security Council to discuss a path out of the conflict with Israel. He warns interim solutions would prolong occupation and notes US policy as influenced by aid and public opinion amid Beirut events.
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