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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1975

Page

3

Lubbock Newspaper Staff and masthead from 1975

The fragment shows a Lubbock Texas newspaper masthead dated Monday Morning August 11 1975 with staff roles including Vice President General Manager J C Rickman and Advertising Director Robert C McV and others listed for the paper. The readable bits indicate a standard daily record with city and staff credits.

Robert R. Norris J.C. Rickman David E. Knapp Jay Harris Eyevunne Rurle Pettit Kenneth M Beitor iSociate Béltor Lubbock Texas

Care Needed In Cuban Talks

The OAS voted 16 to 3 to end sanctions on Cuba, a step that acknowledges existing shifts in Latin America and the United States toward resumed relations. A full U.S. embargo requires congressional action, and disputes over expropriated property and past Cold War actions color prospects for detente.

Organization of American States Cuba Latin America United States Washington U.S OAS Congress Fidel Castro Castro Turkey

Bilingual Debate Flares Over Chicano Education Identity

E A Martinez resigns as chairman of the Hispano Education Lay Advisory Committee in Denver and argues bilingual teaching will prove ineffectual. He cites three cultures Colonial Spanish Mexican and Chicano and rejects the Chicano label while urging English learning for all. He also says training in home languages is politicized and that access to English is essential.

Hispano Education Lay Denver E.A. Martinez Martinez

Israel Atomic Bomb Suspicions Rise From Textile Plant Tale

A provocative tale claims Israel hid an atomic energy facility near Beersheba behind a textile plant cover. An American diplomat visiting for a suit supposedly reveals an elaborate ruse used by Israeli scientists to avoid scrutiny, ending with a warning that the plant could explode if overworked.

Washington United States Israel State Department Beersheba CLA Tel Aviv

Lubbock Burglaries Prompt Letter to Editor

A reader from Lubbock urges stronger action against rising house burglaries, calling on the city to recognize and address the growing problem. The letter appears in the Avalanche-Journal editor page.

Avalanche-Journal Lubbock

Primaries reshape presidential politics across the nation

The piece analyzes a surge in presidential primary activity with about 30 states planning contests in 1976 and regional primaries under discussion. It notes reforms to curb winner take all delegates, varied state rules, and strategic candidate entry amid shifting dates and new regional plans.

Washington Atl ST New Hampshire Wisconsin South New York New England Massachusetts Maine Rhode Island Vermont Connecticut Georgia George Busbee Busbee North Carolina

Lockney Jest For Fun by Mrs Sid Thomas

Short gags from Mrs Sid Thomas in Lockney entertain readers with witty quips. Diverse snippets showcase humor from a pediatric pupil joke to a sports quip about a 7 foot center. The item captures light local humor and syndicated joke lines from papers.

Sid Thomas Lockney

Bits and Pieces On Politics And Public Involvement

Harris reflects on citizen interest in tax policy and government, praising informed public engagement. The column notes Comptroller Bullock and Attorney General Hill drawing headlines and the political spotlight as potential candidates, with varied public reaction and ongoing debates.

Texas Bob Bullock John Hill Bullock Hill Southwestern Bell

New Calorie Cutoff Aims to Extend Newborn Lifespan

Researchers propose feeding newborns 60 percent fewer calories to boost life expectancy by about 40 percent, based on animal studies. The claim, framed as a potential breakthrough, hinges on early calorie restriction and raises questions about practical ethics and applicability to humans.

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