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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1973

Page

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Kiesling Report on Tech Traffic Sparks Campus Controversy

The Kiesling report presented to the Texas Tech Board of Regents by Dr. Ernst Kiesling proposes eliminating the Tech Freeway segment of the Brownfield Highways, prohibiting a 1.7 million extension of Indiana Avenue through campus, building an inner loop to link the university with the medical school and hospital complex, and removing campus interior traffic. City leaders push for the Indiana extension to ease flows from 10th to 4th streets and handle medical complex traffic, while regents weigh emergency access and long term campus needs.

W. Eugene Smith Kiesling Kinsey Texas ‘Tech Board of Regents Ernst Kiesling Vil Engineering Tech Brownfield Medical School County Regents Indiana 10Th Street 4Th Street Tin Lubbock Medical Center Plex iKiesling John Hinchey San Antonio

Texas Adulthood Arrives for 671000 At Midnight

671,000 Texans become adults at 12 01 am Monday gaining rights to drink sign contracts consent to medical treatment including abortion and be held responsible for obligations The 1973 legislature approved the measure with a delayed effective date awaiting 90 days after the session see page 17

Lee Jones

Cotton council and textile groups study cotton supply risk

Leaders of the National Cotton Council and the American Textile Manufacturers Association form a task force in Dallas to assess adequate domestic cotton supplies for mills. C R Sayre of Greenwood Mississippi will head the panel. they cite poor weather reduced acres and abroad shortages as factors.

Dallas APL National Cotton Council American Textile Manufaccturers Association C. R. Sayre Greenwood Miss Council Mike Marose Fabens Tex International Cotton Council Dan Dubiak D-Rockdale Texas Cotton Association Kubiak

Skylab Faces Potential Power Curtailment

Houston Space Center officials warn batteries on Skylab may degrade faster than expected raising concerns of possible power problems in the lab in coming weeks. AP reporting notes the assessment underway to gauge impact on operations.

Bean Garriott Lousma Mission Control Windler

Gunman, accomplice, four hostages trapped in bank vault

Police locked the gunman, his accomplice and four hostages in the vault of Kreditbanken in downtown Stockholm for a third day. The 19 by 40 foot vault faced growing sanitation issues as negotiations over supplies continued and authorities planned a careful, nonlethal move.

Stockholm Sweden Kurt Lindroth Kreditbanken Stockholmen Clark Olofsson Olofsson

Prayer Excerpt Aims to Know Thy Ways

Short reader prayer asks for guidance to know and abide in the Lord Jesus. Includes a petition for help and ends with Amen.

Jesus

Overplanting Concerns Wheat Farmers Wary in Texas

College Station Texas AP farmers fear overplanting as wheat planting nears for 1974 harvest. Dr Roland D Smith says farmers show cautious restraint to prevent overproduction and price declines amid federal expansion asks and a new farm bill with producer income protection.

College Station Tex Texas Texas Agm University Roland D. Smith Agricultural Extension Service Saurday

Nixon Aides Urge Fast Economic Action

In California aides urge Nixon to address the economy with a rapid strategy. They favor a clamp-down on federal spending to curb inflation and push for a TV speech or public appearance as part of a campaign to restore public confidence after Watergate. The approach remains undecided as the president weighs the options during the gestation period.

San Clemente Calif Nixon White House Nation

U.S. Weighs New ICBM If SALT Fails to Cut Soviet Arsenal

U.S. defense officials contemplate halting Minuteman production and building a larger, more powerful ICBM if SALT talks do not deliver significant Soviet cuts. The option risks reigniting the arms race as a hard alternative under review.

Washington United States U.S

Martha Mitchell charges Nixon knew of Watergate coverup

Martha Mitchell says in interviews that Richard Nixon and her husband discussed the Watergate cover up in 1972 and that Nixon knew of the whole affair. She criticizes Mitchell for shielding Nixon and asserts efforts to obstruct justice.

San Clem YT Calif UPI Martha Mitchell Nixon John N. Mitchell New York City Senate Larry New Mexico Vetter Mitchell New York Tig Brose AJ. News Psycho Robert Vetter Colorado Elman Kenneth May May Agnew Genool Menus ElNarris Don Henry Smart Spectrum SF Pettit Mexico John Martha Page

Veteran Newsmen Fill A J Executive Posts

Two veteran Avalanche newsmen will fill vacancies created by retirements and restructuring in editorial posts. Robert E. Norris, general manager, announced promotions intended to unify morning and afternoon editions.

Jey O. Bimpy A, Wieecome Burle Pettit Jay Harris Jongtime News The Avalanche Robert E. Norris

Two miners trapped nine days found dead in Arizona mine

In Casa Grande Arizona two miners David Deeder 41 of Casa Grande and Terry Udall 24 of Fort Collins Colorado were found dead after a nine day cave in. Rescue chief Verne McCutchan directed over 100 workers as crews broke through 500 foot chamber. Autopsies to be performed.

Casa Grande Ariz Jerry Turnbow Hecla Mine Co David Deeder Terry Udall Fort Collins Colo Turnbow Verne McCutchan Hevla Arizone Luke Air Force

Thieves Loot Civic Museum In Break-In

Police report break-in at the Civic Museum where thieves entered through the front door early Saturday and stole paintings coins seals medals and religious objects valued up to 1.238 million dollars.

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