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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1975
Page
3
A Wednesday warning note from Lubbock, dated April 15, names Lilie Tenax Paupp wife of Tha Aye winiad Der ie tae. The brief item lists local references and a Matages cha event as read from the Lubbock Notices column.
A noisy session recap notes Senate and House wrangling over a two year budget plan, with Finance committee delays and looming fireworks. Report cites pressure on lawmakers amid taxpaying concerns and potential further hold ups affecting fiscal financing.
A Washington political portrait by a Windelpnia artist features Ford with a hand resting in his pants pocket. The painter says the pose fits a fiscally conservative image, while citizens debate the display and meaning of politicians with hands in pockets.
A fictional interview quotes Sen William Proxmire and a psychologist proposing a social science grant to study why Americans lose love for leaders. The plan uses mouse cage experiments to model electorate dynamics and suggests a grant could curb national grief by revealing why trust wanes in presidents like Ford.
Washington Watch surveys proposed independent public attorney to probe perjury in investigations and hearings. It notes opposition from Congress on scope and fears of chilling officials, and recalls Kissinger Colby testimony gaps on Chile and Watergate files.
A Texas weekend drive to Fort Worth via the Abilene route highlights public attitudes toward the 55 mph limit. Drivers edge toward 60 mph or more, with DPS enforcement seen as fair but not draconian, and the author urges a 60 mph standard instead of a strict moral stance while noting fewer tickets and a safer driving culture.
Classified note urges parents of newborns to attend a weekly meeting this Saturday at 4 am. Eye makeup tips warn against aging around the eyes as the most visible area. A feminine client claims ownership of an angora cat once popular locally. history recalls angora-Persian crossbreeding and Turks’ last pure angora in 1907.
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