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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1975
Page
3
Page four of the Avalanche Journal notes Texas public notices with references to corporate advertising and management names. The section lists officials including Robert L Norris and others, with broad appeal to readers about local business and civic notices.
In New Orleans President Ford defends U S role in Southeast Asia while acknowledging mistakes in Vietnam. He argues the nation cannot pull back, warning against isolation as the world shrinks and oil needs and economic pressures mount. Senate leaders caution against dwelling on past errors.
An observer weighs risks of US Soviet and Israeli actions in Middle East peacemaking. The Kremlin's past reliability is questioned while Washington backs Israel with weapons to spur talks. Israel seeks Arab guarantees and Palestinian participation, with Egypt and others urging a workable settlement to avoid renewed war.
Andrew Tully argues that reading remains an adventurous pursuit for children despite a culture obsessed with screens. He celebrates classic novels like Hans Brinker and Kidnapped, contrasts them with TV, and urges parents to expose kids to engaging, imaginative books to boost literacy.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report a worldwide propaganda push accusing Ashraf Ghorbal of calling for extermination of Jews. Ghorbal, Egypt’s representative, denies ever saying such remarks or speaking to the Argentinian magazine that published them.
Virginia Payette narrates small personal hardships from a stubborn vacuum to mortgage delays and a mistaken currency incident. The piece also tracks a controversial interview with a diplomat figure Ghorbal, its rapid publication abroad, and reactions from Jewish leaders and press across Argentina and the United States.
In Cairo Anwar el Sadat outlines a plan revived from 1967 proposals to build three saltwater distilling plants powered by nuclear energy. The aim is to produce a billion gallons of freshwater daily, generate electric power, and resettle Arab refugees across newly fertile lands from the Nile to the Euphrates, linking with a broader political revival.
Phil Moss notes the lone reliable family movie is the vacation film, while Bob Goddard in St. Louis Globe Democrat quips about dependable family films. James Dent of Charleston Gazette jokes about how professionals conceal faults with décor and vanity items like Cool Whip.
Garment maker cites feminine apparel drops in sales due to pantsuits mini skirts bonded fabrics and wash and wear textiles needing less protection. Limerick from Whitley H Harris and casual notices about domestic law and social questions frame the item. Address given for L M Boyd in Fort Worth.
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