Tatas 7408 Me 'Avid Exitied "Stare Day Of The Soul Plains'
Lubbock Avalanche Journal page text lists staff and dates including August 1973. Mentions independent newspaper status and distribution in Lubbock Texas with National advertising reps and wire service affiliations. An editorial page shows editors and management names.
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Soul Plains
Hewaaper
Momung
Corshie
Avalanche Journal
Evenike
Sonossateen Newspapers Corporation
Ah Stand Ave
Lubbock
Texas
National
Texas Daily Preas Leake
Dalas
Tosa
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
David E. Knapp
Lliam T McIntosh
County Voicing Support for Modern Public Ambulance System
Lubbock County Commissioners consider funding 250000 of federal revenue sharing to launch a modular traveling emergency room ambulance network. City of Lubbock funds Ehler’s service at 2400 monthly with an optional extra thousand for a third unit. temporary county arrangements may cover county runs before system deployment.
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Lubbock County
Brandon Hull
West Texas Health Systems, Inc
Private
Bulance
David Ehler
Lubbock
Ehler
Arch Lamb
Tech Medical School
Grain Sale Questions Persist in U S Russia Deal
The article reports that major grain firms admitted filing false and misread reports on last year's wheat futures with Russia. It notes subsidies and higher meat costs as taxpayer costs, and calls for a full probe while acknowledging department denials.
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Russia
U.S
New York
Agriculture Department
Department
Continental Grain Co
Soviet Union
Agricultural Department
Washington
Troop reductions in Europe urged by Mansfield and rivals
Senate leaders press for half cut in U S overseas forces within three years amid rising costs and NATO duties. They warn Europe should share defense costs as Vienna talks loom and argue many troops could be scaled back without risking security.
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Washington
Defense
James R. Kehlesinger
Senate
U.S
Europe
Capitol Hill
Schlesinger
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Vienna
Moscow
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
O'Brien Tax Troubles Spark White House Pressure
After Lawrence F. O'Brien filed his Watergate suit as DNC chair, Nixon aides pursued ways to create tax problems for him. White House sources describe O'Brien as a top target and enemy number one within the administration.
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Washington
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Nixon
White House
O’brien
O'Brien
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Decimal gimmick could curb inflation if adopted nationwide
The piece argues moving the decimal point left could dramatically reduce prices from steak to eggs and housing, while slicing tax brackets and wages. It notes political resistance, cites Nixon era figures, and mentions Connally's 1976 presidential ambitions via campaign appearances.
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Washington
IRS
Hydrogen bomb claims and POW exchange noted
From Memory Lane Aug 9 1993 Lubbock Avalanche Journal Georgi Malenkov asserts the Soviet Union has hydrogen bomb production capability while claiming the United States no longer holds a monopoly. Panmunjom reports 112 Americans moved for a POW exchange amid UN action over alleged Communist holds. A 12-year-old Texas boy Pete Holden prepares for the All American Soap Box Derby crowd of 60,000 against 150 city champions.
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Lubbock Avalanche- Journal
Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
United States
Soviet Union
Panmunjom
Panmuntom
United Nations
Akron
Ohio
South Plains
Texas
Pete Holden
Wilson B. Holden
29Th St
U. S
Canada
Alaska
Germany
News Not That Bad Says Columnist On Postwar Perspective
Jay Harris argues newspapers should not shy from hard truths but notes amid global crises and domestic unrest the nation may endure. He recalls wartime grit, cites major 75 year news rankings, and praises medical advances and global connectedness shaping a hopeful future.
Wife claims age joke fuels long running feud
Greenville Kentucky man Larry Stone cites his wife who supposedly never fibs about her age. He quotes her saying she is as old as he is while admitting she lies about his age, a dig noted by Joe Creason in Louisville Courier Journal.
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Greenville
Larry Stone
Joe Creason
Louisville Courier-Journal
Who Brought Short Skirt Styles and Q and A Wonders
The column discusses who popularized the ladies short skirt with Ruby Keeler and Sonja Henie cited as early influencers. It also presents clients’ queries about divorce grounds, Cape Canaveral versus Cape Kennedy, and which president had the biggest feet with adjustments in shoe sizing.
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Ruby Keeler
al Jolson
SonjaHenie
Spain
Ireland
Brazil
Chile
Cape Canaveral
Cape Kennedy
Abe Lincoln
Abe
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Western Europe
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Eisenhower
Western
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Virginia Payette
Little Dot
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Sonny
Novak
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Battle of the Bulge
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Bay of Pigs
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Mark Bellaire
Detroit Free Press
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