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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1973

Page

3

Lubbock Avalanche Journal Staff Acknowledgments

Lubbock Morning Edition page lists staff roles including View President, Editor, Managing Editor, Advertising Director, Circulation Manager and Editorial Page Editor. Published April 30, 1973 in Lubbock Texas.

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Watergate in Perspective and U.S. Priorities

The piece argues Watergate should not distract from the economy and foreign policy. It defends Nixon's foreign policy stance, cautions against overreaction in Congress, and urges identifying guilty parties, enforcing law, and cleansing the administration without tying Watergate to broader global commitments.

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Hess plea for Hess release on humanitarian grounds gains support

West Berlin CDP leader Karl Heinz Schmitz argues the 80 year old Rudolf Hess should be freed not punished. Hess has served in a four power Berlin prison since his 1941 capture after an abortive peace mission, with questions about his mental competence and calls to show humanity.

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Watergate Ship Sinking Hearings Reveal Captain Nixon's Inaction

The Naval Court of Inquiry heard Capt. Richard M. Nixon recounts of the SS Watergate sinking on June 17 1972. He claims seven crewmen caused a shower nozzle break and denies further misconduct. He admits delaying repairs and abandoning ship as water rose.

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Peace-Keeping Remarks Highlight Vietnam Cease-Fire Clash

Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that a Hungarian army officer on peace-keeping duty in South Vietnam sparked angry reactions with indiscreet remarks. The incident underscores ongoing questions about the Paris agreement and Nixon Kissinger diplomacy amid cease-fire enforcement challenges.

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Inflation, pay scales, and a conflicted ceasefire in Vietnam

A satirical look notes Americans feel rich yet face rising costs as trillion dollar income decorates 1962 era headlines. It highlights earnings gaps, especially for women, and lists top corporate salaries while critiquing inflation and political meddling in the ICCS peace process in Vietnam.

Humane Society meeting in Lubbock aims to aid pets

A public meeting at Redeemer Lutheran Church launches the newly formed Lubbock Humane Society chapter. Rush Wells says the group seeks education, shelter, and legal action against mistreatment, urging local residents to join. The column also discusses pet birth control debates, responsible ownership, and a Milwaukee dog rescue story.

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Pass It On A Hearing Aid Tooth device in development

L M Boyd notes a science concept for a hearing aid built as a false tooth to help deaf people. A miniature transmitter in a removable dental bridge would send vibrations via jaw bones to the inner ear. The reporter then jokes about toothless eaters with ears.

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