Lubbock News Wirenote From Morning Daily
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal and Evening Journal Publishing Company, Inc report weekday morning editions in Lubbock Texas. National advertising reps are listed. Associated Press and United Press are referenced in the media note.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Evening Journal Publishing Company, Inc
Ubbock
Texas
National Advertising Representass Lense
Baling
Keri
Associated Pres
Unted Press
Long Walk at Love Field Sparks Lubbock Terminal Debate
Airlines representatives and Lubbock Airport Board discuss new terminal plans emphasizing passenger walks from parking to boarding. The column urges board independence, notes past airport errors, and warns against city council overreach while predicting heavier travel and cargo growth.
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Lubbock Airport
Fort Worth
el Paso
Friendship
Baltimore
Dulles
Washington
Abilene
Tucson
Kennedy
New York
Los Angeles
Lubbock
City Hall
Bill Blackwell
Blackwell
Commission Rebukes Nixon Over School Busing Policy
The U.S. Civil Rights Commission led by Rev. Theodore Hesburgh criticizes the presidents stance against using busing for desegregation. It argues federal plans undermine local efforts while school officials favor local control and consistency in desegregation efforts amid housing and social disparities.
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U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Nixon
Theodore Hesburgh
Notre Dame University
Washington
Reform Call by William M Chses Martin Sparks Market Debate
William McChesney Martin urges stock market reforms to bolster investor confidence. He advocates allowing hundreds of thousands of small investors to reap instant profits, arguing it would restore trust and steady the markets.
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William McChesney Martin
Astronauts and City Managers Discuss Joint Funding
Members of the National Association of City Managers and NASA astronauts plan a meeting to discuss mutual interests. The text warns about conflicts over funding methods for programs, noting expensive electronically operated garbage trucks costing eight million dollars each.
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National Association of City Managers
NASA
Friendly US ties vital to Red China amid Soviet aid reach
Analysis argues Soviet loans and military support strengthen Moscow’s influence globally. It suggests normalizing US relations could help Red China counter Soviet reach and that American aid policies affect Asia and beyond. The piece cites arms deals with Egypt Syria Iraq and India and notes Cuba’s ties with the Soviets.
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China
Washington
Congress
United States
Senate
America
House
Soviet Union
Moscow
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Algeria
Libya
Iran
Russia
Turkey
Sudan
Somalia
Indian Ocean
India
Pakistan
North Vietnam
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Cuba
Americas
Cuban
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
Central
South America
Red China
Peking
Plainspoken opinions and a paraplegic motel plea
A Roswell reader Ralph Markward recounts difficulty finding accessible motel rooms in Lubbock and urges more paraplegic friendly facilities nationwide. The letter notes Holiday Inn South and Ramada Inn scenes and calls for expanded overnight accommodations for disabled travelers.
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Ralph Markward
Apt
Union Ave
Roswell
Markward
Lubbock
Holiday Inn South
Knward
Ramada Inn
Thor
Hell City politics and UT football magazine notes
Andrew Tully reflects on Nixon era inaction amid inflation and Congress adjournment while lampooning Washington. The piece praises UT Longhorns football publishing efforts, credits Lubbock editors for a Texas Tech magazine, and highlights Loving County law enforcement trivia.
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Washington
Cape May
White House
Canitol Hill
Nixon
Congress
University of Texas
The
Orange
Ain't
Austin
Longhorn
Texas
Kents
A-J
Loving County
New Mexico
Povos
Tex
Carlsbad
N. M
Jack Maguire
Tom Green
San Angelo
Moon Trip and Priorities Demand Defining Public Policy
Henry J. Taylor argues Apollo 15 shows limits of moon missions and urges Nixon to set national priorities. He warns rising deficits, inflation, and Soviet threats demand reallocating funds away from space exploration toward sustainable national programs.
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Nixon
Senator Smith Calls NASA Lunch Reforms in Budget Review
A Tampa Tribune guest editorial notes Sen Margaret Chase Smith exposed pricey NASA executive dining costs during the Senate budget review of NASA's 3.2 billion allocation. She argues officials earning over 20000 should pay ordinary lunch prices and that reforms align spending with public taxpayers.
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National Spare Agency
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Knock Knocks and Miscellaneous Facts Chat
A collage of humor notes and trivia cites knock knock jokes from 1935 and a ponderable line about the Scarlet Pimpernel. It trails into odd facts about pay phones jukeboxes and plant popularity along with errant lines about readers sending questions to a Fort Worth mailing address.
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