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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1970

Page

9

Red Chinese Satellite Signals Growing Global Threat

The article warns that Red China has launched a satellite showing it can build long range delivery systems for H bombs. It says the move increases the danger of a three power nuclear standoff and could force shifts in U S and Kremlin strategy during Geneva talks.

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Kidnaping Fears Spread After Royal Family Target Plot

The piece argues heightened protection for an eight year old royal prompts worry of wider kidnap plots in Britain and abroad. It links the Linley plan to South American and Cuban hijackings, urging tougher crackdown and condemning permissiveness in courts campuses and society.

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Turnout Question In Lubbock Primaries Echoes Low Voter Participation

A columnist notes 62 566 eligible voters in Lubbock County and laments widespread voter laxity. Despite a 24 000 City election turnout and a $14 000 000 bond issue, many eligible voters did not cast ballots. The piece urges broad participation in the upcoming Saturday primaries, hoping turnout rises.

Lubbock County Land of the George

Nixon urges study of nonpublic schools impact on finances

President Nixon calls for a four member panel to study the effects of declining enrollments in private and parochial schools, which educate about six million children. He argues that if many close or merge with public schools, federal costs could rise by more than 4 billion annually for operations and up to 5 billion for facilities by the end of the 1970s.

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That Girl on Broadway and the politics of education and life

A packed column mixes social observations and political hot takes. It laments abortion debates, school board issues, and parental influence, while poking fun at trends in morality, youth culture, and public figures. It also includes letters about aging pets and humorous asides on actors and politicians.

Arafat Grips Mideast Policy Hidden Power Emerges

A secret State Department report highlights Yasser Arafat as a rising force shaping Arab diplomacy. The piece notes his control over Palestine Arabs, his influence on Nasser’s stance, and his ability to veto Middle East negotiations, complicating U.S. goals for peace.

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New Ideas on Improving Man From Science Group

A guest editorial cites the New York Academy of Science inviting top scientists to propose improvements for humanity. Suggestions include shrinking humans by half, coloring them violet for space work, and linking to computers to boost memory, with only a few arguing against any change.

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Make More Money From Waste Cans

Business tips suggest turning waste into value by finding buyers for scraps and byproducts. Examples show slugs from stamping repurposed as lamp-base weights, benefiting both producer and user. Dartnell notes reputations grow by invited support and lasting appreciation, with trust replacing tricks.

Dartnell

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