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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1975
Page
3
Fragmented OCR shows names of staff and departments in Lubbock Texas newspaper header. Indicates the August Thursday morning edition with staff credits for business manager and editors.
Washington debate erupts over President Ford's plan to cut corporate and dividend taxes. Treasury Secretary Simon defends the move as economic stimulus, while Ways and Means Chair Ullman calls it risky for deficits and middle and lower incomes. The issue is framed as a campaign season matter more than policy.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that a looming UN-time bomb threatens to derail the interim settlement talks between Israel and Egypt. Diplomatic efforts face pressure as next month approaches with no agreement in sight.
The Ford administration prepares a sweeping campaign to reduce federal regulation of private business, proposing overhaul or elimination of agencies and signaling deregulation as a central 1976 campaign issue. The piece notes opposition to fair trade laws and possible repeal or amendment of the Robinson-Patman Act, with concerns over regulatory costs and agency effectiveness.
The Chamber of Commerce and Reese Air Force Base will host a World War II veterans program on Saturday. Civilian and military personnel who served at Lubbock Army Air Field or SPAAF will be recognized with registration at 10:30 a.m. and a tour of current facilities. Rep. George Mahon will speak, followed by a barbecue and exhibits at both bases and The Museum at Texas Tech.
County Judge Shaw accuses Sheriff Blanchard of controlling jail operations while noting funding and regulatory hurdles. Commissioners could pressure for more deputies better salaries and prisoner supervision. Renovation costs range from 1.5 to 4 million with federal funds under scrutiny and ongoing state study delays.
A U S Department freeze on grain sales follows droughts and uncertain Russian prospects. Officials warn of possible price spirals while farmers seek fair returns and shoppers worry about higher costs for prunes and other items. Escalating fuel and electric rates compound the burden amid large food stamp expenditures.
The method describes soaking dice in mineral oil to create an impregnated side that causes the die to land face down. It suggests rubbing and handling tips and notes PET FOOD buyers spend more on pet grub than breakfast cereals for themselves.
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