Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Note
The snippet notes the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal publishing details for a Friday morning edition dated April 27, with staff titles and wire service affiliations. It identifies office locations in Lubbock and Dallas and mentions corporate ownership and management roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journel
Routhmentern’ Newspapers Corporation
Are. J. Lubcock
Natonal Advertising Representatives
Teka Day Prev Langue
Dallas
Texa
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
Alaskan Pipeline Urged as Top Congressional Priority
An editorial argues Congress must act after recess to authorize Alaska North Slope oil flows to Valdez. It contrasts Alaska and Canada routes, notes environmental and permafrost concerns, and urges amending the Mineral Leasing Act for Presidential and Interior Department action.
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Congress
COS
Supreme Court
Aiaska
Valdezanoa
Tower Court of Care
Permar Frost Aml Carmbhentral
Rogers
B. Morton
Canada
Morton
U.S
Nixon
Interior Department
Fight Against Blindness Advanced Health Prevention Efforts
A report notes glaucoma preventives, mass screenings using contact tonometer, and state local societies planning a concerted response. Ophthalmologists urge prompt action and adherence to new diagnostic methods to curb blindness risk.
Nixon Faces Scrutiny Over White House Staff Role
The piece debates Nixon's knowledge of a major enterprise, faulting aides for secrecy while noting calls for oversight by a new inspector general type. It cites Richard Nixon, John Mitchell, and references to the Watergate era, with tense about congressional response and staff responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condal
Richard Nisan
Yakr Campaien
Ae Andeed Nixon
Lubbock Airport Plans 18 Million Traffic Tower Expansion
Major step toward a first class facility at Lubbock Regional Airport with an 18 million traffic control tower and office complex. Bids due in July with completion targeted January 1975. Remote cameras to ease future expansion as parking apron plans also noted.
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Lubbock Regional Airport
Marvin Coffee
War comes to Delta town in Vietnam’s Mekong delta
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Tan Chau in Chau Doe Province as artillery strikes and cease-fire violations turn the town into a ghost village. The Delta, long spared, endures renewed Communist operations aimed at land, ports of entry, and Cambodian sanctuary. Observers doubt Paris peace enforcement and mourn civilian suffering.
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Tan Chau
Chau Doe
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Mekong River
Hanoi
Delta
U. S
Saigon
Nort
Hang Nu
ARVN
Bac Lieu
Chuong Thien
An Loc
Chuung Thien
Quay
21St
United States
Honest Man Is Lonely Memo Warns White House Advisers
A memo urges caution for insiders who reveal Watergate details, citing cases like A Ernest Fitzgerald and Henry M. Durham. It notes retaliation against whistleblowers, shifting focus to broader Delta war events in Vietnam with heavy fighting around Hang Nu Tan Chau Chuong Thien and ARVN actions.
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White House
Nixon
Congress
Watergate
Instant
Siberia
Air Force
Wweijeng
Kenneth Cook
America
Cook
Henry M. Durham
Lockheed
Marietta
United States
Watergate debate and mobile homes policy explore public trust
A column discusses Nixon's Watergate handling and the partisan aftermath while noting a trend toward tighter mobile home regulations amid rising sales. The piece cites Austin observers, Lubbock representatives, and concerns about anchoring safety in windy regions.
Eisenhower Sees Moscow Peace Signal in Concrete Steps
President Eisenhower interpreted Moscow's latest peace statement as a possible sign Russia may take concrete steps toward settlements with the Western World. A blast near Tahoka on the Tahoka Brownfield Highway left one person dead and another critically injured when two butane trucks exploded early morning.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Washington
Eisenhower
Moscow
Russia
Tahoka
Tahoka-Brownfield
Antly
Pass It On by L. M. Boyd and Miscellaneous Bits
A collage of notes on soon to be marketed pocket transistor TV sets priced under $100 and social trivia. Includes surname ranking Martin No 8. engage time about 10.8 months. painter demographics 65 percent women. median ages of teachers. misbelief about blond hair origins. Sixth Commandment marital lapse rate. nitrous oxide laughing gas caution.
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Science
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Navy
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