Local Labor Meeting Teases Phase One Plans
A fragmented note from an ARPS labor group hints at ongoing discussions on phase one. The document references a chair position and mentions Meier as a named participant amid unclear context.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1973
Page
4
A fragmented note from an ARPS labor group hints at ongoing discussions on phase one. The document references a chair position and mentions Meier as a named participant amid unclear context.
Midland report notes a federal formula grant awarded to the Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission by the Texas Commission on Alcoholism. Funds will support 1973-1974 regional authority activities addressing abuse and alcoholism problems and planning new services and approaches.
Senate hearings enter a fifth week as Asst. Atte Gen Henry Petersen defends prosecutors and rejects blame for appointing a special prosecutor. He cites the Nixon administration’s stance on the Elisberg matter and says the President approved transmitting information to pursue Watergate. Petersen criticizes debate over indictments and asserts the Senate pressured necessary action.
The text presents astrology guidance and personal development advice. It mentions the Libra forecast and career tips, with references to spiritual training and humanitarian work. It also notes contact details for the Avalanche Journal and a mailing address.
Texas Tech University Library will host a three day workshop on Management for Small Libraries in the University Library August 22 to 24. Ray Janeway says 46 to 50 library officials will attend with Geraldine LeFevre directing the program. The event is part of an annual Tech Library series and one of two such workshops in the state.
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