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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1970

Page

20

Israel shifts peace talks stance amid Suez tensions

Diplomatic moves show Israel dropping talks at foreign ministers level and shifting to its UN envoy, while Washington reportedly agrees to provide countermeasures against a Soviet missile buildup near the Suez. Egyptian cease fire violations and fire incidents near the Egypt Israel border continue, with a soldier killed and wounded in separate clashes. Israel also files a new U N complaint over what it terms a grave cease fire violation.

el Aviv Briday Tarner York al S Suez Canal Egypt Emilia Theese Israel Tell ‘Aviv Middle East U.N Kestrien Tts Gutiar Nicosia Cyprus New York Suez Washington United Nations

Smallest Inflation Increase in Two Years Reported

The Labor Department's Consumer Price Index rose four tenths of one percent in July, with a seasonally adjusted three tenths. Coupled with June's identical figure, the two month rise marks the smallest in two years, suggesting easing of the worst inflation in two decades.

Labor Department

Prices Rise But Pace Slower In July Report

A government bureau notes essentials rose moderately in July with food up 0.5 percent and eggs surging 14.6 percent. Housing costs +0.4, transportation +0.6, medical care +0.7, recreation +0.4. clothing down 0.6. Mortgage rates steady but 9.8 percent higher than a year earlier. gas, cigarettes, papers up sharply.

Popkin Bureau

Jones Station Advances With Sewage Cooling and Computer Control

A new 250 000 kW Jones Station in Lubbock uses sewage effluent for cooling and digital computer control to monitor turbine output and process variables. The plant will be four times the size of the next largest facility here and may expand by 1974 or 1975. SWPS plans tours, a classroom for tech students, and a commemorative Rafter J door honor for Dr. Clifford B. Jones. The site offers a canyon and Buffalo Lakes view, ideal for potential development.

Jones Station Floyd Starks Amarillo SWPS CPA Starks Lubbock Fray Smith Smith Kansas Carlsbad N.M Texas Tech Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Clifford B. Jones Jones Texas Tech Lubbock Flats Buffalo Lakes

Seven New Mexico plague cases lead US total this year

Seven bubonic plague cases have been reported in the United States this year, the most since 1965. Five cases occurred in New Mexico and the rest in California, linked to wild rodents. Disease largely confined to western states with no widespread outbreak expected.

Atlanta United States National Center For Disease.Control Center Roger Feldman CDC New Mexico California Arizona Colorado Idahho Utah Feldman Feldmann Europe Asia Africa Eas

French visitors compare Texas and France in study plans

Two French visitors discuss American life in Texas noting Texans are more relaxed than New Yorkers. They praise Texas growth linked to universities and say they plan to apply to Harvard or Stanford for an MBA, expecting strong career options in France after graduation.

America Texas New York Mangani Mangan Lubbock France Ecity Harvard Stanford Boulakta Rami Sala

Housing Offers and Rising Costs Highlight City Page One

A professor welcomes a graduate student into his home while a widow on Slide Road offers two rooms to working men. Other one room rentals appear as members discuss insurance premium hikes up to 20 percent and plan for rent increases from five to ten dollars to cover higher school taxes gas rates and labor costs.

Slide

ROTC Leaders Graduation Address at Texas Tech Theater

Army and Air Force ROTC leaders from 16 programs will be commissioned Saturday at 11 a.m. in Texas Tech University Theater. Col. Clyde J Morganti will deliver the address followed by a reception for graduates and families.

Lewis Verto Texas Tech University Clyde J Morganti

Liberal Split Seen In Church Social Action Debate

Dr. Cynthia Nadal of the National Council of Churches criticizes both liberal and conservative wings for weakening church support for social action. She argues liberals fail to communicate Christian motivations, while conservatives resist moves toward peace and justice, hindering progress. She urges leaders to engage members directly and educate them on Biblical bases for involvement.

Aha Ee Casaets Bell Cynthia Nadal Oe National Council of Churches America Wedel Liberalism Voice Christian: Century Magazine Dr. Wedel Eoua The Watch Webet

Law School AU First Year Classes Begin at Lubbock Club

First year law students at Lubbock Country Club will study from 8 30 p m to midnight with regular courses on Mondays. Week one features an introduction to law study and legal research with daily meetings at 1 30 p m in classroom 109 with Professor A V Jones. The first freshman exam is set for August 29 on material from the first week. ages range 21 to 46 with many married.

Lubbock A. V. Jones Tech Texas College of Santa Fe College of the Southwest New Mexico New Mexico State University of New Mexico Colorado College University of Denver Colorado University of California At Santa Barbara Stanford

FDA official cites consumer overreactions to food dangers

In Minneapolis on Friday FDA Commissioner Dr Charles C Edwards warned that some groups have caused a great deal of unnecessary dangers by overreacting to food additives and contaminants. He declined to name the groups.

Minneapolis Minn UPD the Food and Drug Administration Charles C. Edwards

Woman Pastor Leads Birmingham Clergy Welcome

The Rev Miss Jean Spikes becomes pastor of East Brewton and Cedar Hill United Methodist Churches in Birmingham. Spikes, 22 years in ministry, says gender never hindered her work and notes a strong calling, extensive study, and global evangelism. She cites warm reception and ongoing counseling with youth.

Birmingham Ala East Brewton Cedar Hill United Methodist Jean Spikes Miss Spikes Vennard College I Bible College Oskaloosa Towa Troy State College Emory University Oriental Missionary Society Far East United States Hartford Conn

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