Lubbock Avalanche Journal Masthead and Staff Note
A damaged masthead fragment lists the Lubbock Avalanche Journal branding and staff roles for a 1973 edition. Names include Robert R. Norris as vice president, Jay Harris as general manager, David E. Knapp as editor, William E. McIntosh as editorial page editor, and Robert C. Melation as advertising manager, with date noted as Saturday Morning April 28 1973.
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William E. McIntosh
Robert C. Melation
Lubbock Moves to Clear Junked Cars From Streets
City officials plan a crackdown using a new ordinance to remove junked autos from streets yards and business areas. Inspectors will notify owners with a 10 day window to remove or repair the vehicle or request a hearing. failing action a wrecker will seize and destroy the car.
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Lubbock
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Watergate Mess Deepens as Leaks Reported Across Agencies
The Watergate saga grows messier with alleged leaks from the White House and other agencies to Democrats. Journalists Anderson and Scott face scrutiny as a grand jury probes Anderson sources and the case broadens beyond the executive office.
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Vertigallg
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Senate
Jobin Sivicn
Reading Skills Gaps Alarm University Study
A University Seva at Reno study reports 4 percent of men reading at eighth grade level and 25 percent two years behind in reading. The figures, possibly reflecting national averages, raise concern about literacy gaps.
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Johnny
University Seva
Reno
Galbraith Calls for Immediate Boosts to Curb Inflation
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith criticizes Nixon for abandoning Phase II policies and urges immediate fiscal boosts to reduce consumer demand, arguing that inflation must be tackled with aggressive measures.
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List Of Appliances Debated In White House Energy Panel
A Washington panel of elder advisers discusses which electrical devices could be cut to conserve energy. Suggestions range from electric toothbrushes to hair curlers, pencil sharpeners, can openers, orange juice squeezers, electric blankets, bed vibrators, and even heated pools, highlighting strong opinions and conflicting priorities.
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Dangers Besetting Nixon From Watergate Infighting
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak chart the internal White House split over how Nixon should respond to Watergate. They warn delaying disclosure risks a deeper political crisis, with allies fearing a public explanation could unravel the president’s defense as new revelations loom.
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White House
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Letter Uproar over law and order at Wounded Knee
Don Coleman protests editorial calls to coddle criminals at Wounded Knee arguing history shows atrocities justified as law and order. He cites broken treaties and genocide against Indigenous peoples, urging readers to consider justice over punitive rhetoric.
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Dissatisfied Lubbockites Urged to Move On
Ollie W. Smith of 17 Ave argues against city funding for bonds to expand Lubbock Power and Light. He condemns hiring an out of town PR firm and defends private enterprise, proposing citizens seek socialist country citizenship as a critique of government ownership and socialism.
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Tragic Car Fire Reminder From Lubbock Reader
A letter from Mrs. Sue Ball of 5017 52nd cautions parents after a child died in a flaming car. She admits leaving her own children unattended and urges others to avoid similar tragedies, hoping no further accidents occur.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Sue Ball
Foreign Aid Waste Criticizes U S Military Programs
Ray Cromley argues that U S military aid to the Philippines and other nations often fails due to lack of technical training and proper local maintenance. He cites rusting tractors spoiled goods neglected warehouses and worn out weapons as signs of wasted billions. He calls for binding maintenance agreements and more oversight by Congress and the Pentagon.
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Washington
U.S
Philippines
U. S
Five-Power peace talk eyed by Moscow amid war notes
Moscow declared readiness to begin negotiations on a five power peace pact with the United States Great Britain France and Communist China. A $100000 reward was offered for the first Red pilot to land a Russian jet in South Korea. Tornadoes strike Texas killing seven and injuring many while oil tank fires follow a lightning burst.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
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INS
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China
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Senate Civil Jurisprudence Committee
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Alice
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Texas
Kilgore
Honolulu
Hickama Air Force Base
Longevity Mystery Unfolds From Uncle in New Orleans
In New Orleans a 90th birthday prompts discussion about longevity., an uncle attributes long life to nights spent asleep when he should have stayed up, as recounted by Forrest Duke in the Las Vegas Review Journal.
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Falls Domino
New Orleans
Fats
Forrest Duke
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Pass It On and Motel Prices Rise in Odd Notes
L. M. Boyd discusses frowning for licenses and notes a female athlete’s one hand winning record. Motel rooms in Los Angeles rise from seven to twenty five dollars as closed circuit TV shows unsavory films. A science aside mentions heating diamond to graphite in vacuum. Address: L. M. Boyd Fort Worth Texas.
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Los Angeles
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