Lubbock Avalanche-Journal August 6 1973 Morning Edition
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal issues a morning edition dated Monday August 6 1973 from Lubbock Texas. The front includes staff roles and a wire service citation from AP and UPIs agency partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
Carl N. Cannon
David'e P Knapp
Robert ¢. McVay
William Men , McIntosh
CE Lubbock
Texas
Medical Center Support Gains Mutual City Alliance
A weekend meeting in Lubbock cemented a cooperative pledge between Texas Tech University and the county hospital district to build a medical school teaching hospital complex with a $6.4 million loan. Officials said revenue bonds will not lien the hospital and excess revenues would repay the loan. Representatives from HEW and the Texas Department of Health joined local leaders and the Chamber of Commerce in backing ongoing collaboration and feasibility prospects. The Board of Regents will review related roadwork on Aug 18 as part of reaffirmed regional partnership.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Texas Department of Health
Board of Regents
Indiana Avenue
Medical
Chamber of Commerce
Nixon Defense Seen Strong Yet Silence Hides Truth
Andrew Tully argues Nixon has a solid defense but dodges testimony from Watergate figures. He notes Dean’s credibility questions, cites hearsay issues, and questions Nixon’s knowledge of staff actions. Public opinion shifts as leaders propose campaign reforms, with Nixon seeming intent on defense over disclosure.
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Washington
Nixon
Watergate Committee
Archibald Cox
John Dean
Dean
Sen
Sam Ervin
Hammurabai
George McGovern
McGovern
Watergate
Richard Nixon
Texas
John Connally
Senate
Hugh Scott
Teddy Kennedy
Caesar and Pompey
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Haldeman
Washington Post
Nixon assigns Haldeman to review critical tape
Washington reports the president risks a dangerous move by tasking H. R. Haldeman with assessing a pivotal tape, a decision highlighted by Marianne Means.
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Washington
Nixon
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
PBS Watergate broadcasts boost public TV funding
Public Broadcasting Service shows full Senate Watergate hearings nightly, drawing broad support and boosting donations to stations like WETA and WTTA. The coverage, praised for accessibility and transparency, spurs debates on funding and taping for future phases of the inquiry.
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Washington
Public Television
Public Broadcasting Service
WETA
Continental United States
PBS
New York
John Dean
National Public Affairs Center For Television
Watergate
Chicago
WTTA
Public TV
Army-McCarthy
White House
Comet of the Century eyed as Kohoutek nears
Jay Harris muses on the comet Kohoutek, predicting it could outshine Halley in December. He recalls past celestial displays, notes its 14 mile nucleus and 13 million mile sun approach, and imagines public reaction and speculative doomsday theories.
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Halley
Lubos Kohoutek
Jupiter
Kohoutek
Rehearing For Dean Advisable
Opinion argues for recalling John Dean for vigorous Senate Watergate cross examination. It contrasts Dean’s relaxed questioning with tougher confrontations for Haldeman Ehrlichman and Mitchell. It asserts tough cross examination tests credibility and prompts truth from key witnesses.
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John Dean
Senate Watergate
Dean
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
John Mitchell
Free Enterprise Education Sparks Legislative Debate
Law passed by the Texas Legislature requires the State Board of Education to prescribe teaching material on free enterprise for 1974 75 in public schools. Supporters including Rep. James Easter Jr. praise it as balancing lessons on capitalism with explanations of its appeal versus socialism and communism.
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Bard
James Easter Jr
el Paso
Texas Manufacturers Association
TMA
State Board of Education
Airmen retrieved as RB-36 crash toll rises in Atlantic
In the North Atlantic four American airmen were pulled from the frigid sea and three bodies were found as near zero visibility halted further search for 23 flyers aboard an RB-36. Berlin reports mass desertions in East Germany and railway sabotage of relief food. In Panmunjom refugees stream from North Korea, prompting questions on prisoner releases.
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Lubbock
London
North Atlantic
Berlin
East Germany
Wehrmacht
Panmunjom
Red Stockades
North Korea
Pass It On Elevates Caution On Elevator Encounters
Column by L. M. Boyd features advice from Milton Lederman of the President's Council on Physical Fitness about safety in daily interactions, using a hypothetical elevator scene to warn against riding alone with strangers. It also answers reader questions about farm acreage definitions and divorce rates, noting the Soviet Union had the highest rate at 278 per 1000 and the U.S. at 216 per 1000.
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Nixon
Haldeman
Newport Beach
Calif
San Clemente
Mr. Nixon
Watergate
Milton Lederman
President’s Council On Physical Fitness
Soviet Union
U. S
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