Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Early August 1975 Notice
A damaged OCR fragment shows Lubbock Texas publication details for Wednesday morning August 6 1975. It lists staff roles including Robert Norris J C Rickman David Knapp Jay Harris Kenneth May Carl Cannon Robert and an advertising director.
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Sundar
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Natal
Austad Press
Ted Pres
Ntersat
Robert R. Norris
Ite
Headen Senet
J.C. Rickman
Des Savage
David E, Knapp
Jay Harris Petit
Kenneth May
Matto Baer
Onate
Carl Cannon Robert Advertising
Ulation
Lubbock
Texas
Indiana Avenue agreement reaffirmed for Tech campus lanes
Texas Tech Board of Regents reaffirmed a 1974 agreement to add turn lanes and a six lane grade separation with Indiana Avenue under the Tech Freeway. The action confirms authority of ex Regent Junell and aims to improve access to a teaching hospital site despite interim measures and unresolved traffic needs.
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Indiana Avenue
Texas Tech
Board of
Regents
el Paso
Frank Junell
San Angelo
Tech
Junell
university-City of Lubbock
Lubbock County Commissioners Court
Quaker Avenue
4Th Street
19Th Street
Board of Regents
One Foreign Policy Chance for Ford Abroad
Opinion notes President Ford’s five nation European tour as a public relations plus for the United States. It praises his independence from Kissinger and asserts the need to win Congress over to a single executive foreign policy amidst debates over arms aid and Helsinki, stressing the nation’s stake in his success.
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Ford
United States
Congress
Turkey
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
Moscow
U.S
Helen Thomas
United Press International
White House
Sec
Henry Kissinger
Tion
Paperwork Reform Effort Aims to Cut Billions in Forms
The Commission on Federal Paperwork seeks to reduce the $40 billion annual cost of creating printing filing and handling government forms. A member reports inspiration after receiving a stacked briefing pile three to twelve inches high for initial meetings.
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Commission On Federal
Commission
Uncertainty Over Vice Presidents Defined by Political Calculations
The piece surveys historical cases where presidents kept vice presidents at arm's length or replaced them, citing Eisenhower Nixon Ford Rockefeller Johnson Humphrey and others. It notes pragmatic choices driven by age, ideology, and political risk, with Ford reassessing Rockefeller and Callaway amid 1970s nominating dynamics.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Ike
Back the Ripper
Thes
White House
Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Jack Kennedy
John Connally
Dallas
Connally
Dixie
Humphrey
Atlantic City
Spiro Agnew
George McGovern
Francisco Franco
Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Gerald Ford
Daley Maps Return to Power as Kennedy Backer
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley in a fifth term plans a national role as a power broker with Edward M. Kennedy as the Democratic nominee. He speaks only within his inner circle and contours a cautious early script according to Daley machine confidants.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Edward M. Kennedy
Daley
Teddy Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson III
Illinois
Kennedy
Dales
John F. Kennedy
Dan Walker
Walker
Michael J. Howlett
Alan J. Dixon
Neil Hartigan
Big Labor Wins One Shape shift in Congress sparks housing cost worries
Washington reports the House passed a measure empowering secondary boycotts on construction sites, boosting AFL CIO influence. The move could raise residential and government project costs while labor leaders claim current rights lag behind industrial unions. Daley aides discuss Kennedy Stevenson ticket and Illinois primary maneuvering shaping national strategy.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Afl-Cio
COPE
Supreme Court
George Meany
Carl Albert
Senate Labor Committee
Congress
Ray Roberts
D-Tex
Alaska Pipeline
Thomas Hagedorn
R-Minn
Talk On Education Abroad And Local Pride
A visitor, Bob McGuire, former Lubbock teacher, now principal at Woodbridge US Air Force base high school in England, discusses multicultural education, language learning, and world awareness. Frank Thomas praises Liz Lawson as Miss Lubbock, while city leaders address responsibilities and community aims.
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Bob McGuire
Bob
Lubbock
Idatou
England
Germany
U.S Air Force
U.S. Air Force Base
Woodbridge
McGuire
Eve
Frank ‘Thomas
Fort Worth
Frank
Liz Lawson
Bass
Goats Prefer Clean Feed Says Renowned Trainer
An animal trainer challenges the common belief that goats eat almost anything noting goats refuse food tainted by odours like gasoline. The trainer emphasizes goats are finicky eaters and avoid spoiled or odorous substances in their feed. A packing crate warning from Africa illustrates the idea of proper orientation for imports.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lathgew
Indiana
University
Ndrew Tully
Washington Post
Exidie Folliard
Nelson Rockefeller
Howard
Bo) Callaway
Franklin
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
Wallace
FDR
Lyndon Johnson
John Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Machiavelli
Ted Sorensen
Richelieu
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Marianne
Big Labor
Novak
Kennedy-Stevenson
Stevenson
Sargent Shriver
Henry M. Jackson
James Thompson
Thompson
Jay Harris
Mack McGinnis
US Aef
Dls
Sam
Sone
Sam Levens
LM. Boyd
Africa
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