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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
1
Feminist demonstrators raised banners and clashed with police as they pressed for equal rights. Participants included various groups and local organizers, with banners referencing exploitation and demand for change.
Russia conducts a test launch of a new triple warhead intercontinental ballistic missile. Officials say the test demonstrates capabilities ahead of planned firings. The test occurred amid ongoing strategic weapons development discussions.
The city keeps the current tax rate despite trimming programs. Notable reductions include 28,452 from the Citizens Commission and 21,000 from the Youth Services counseling operation in the police department.
A farm management specialist outlines how fertilizer affects crop yields and soil health. The article discusses practical steps for farmers to optimize nutrient application and avoid waste, with emphasis on efficiency and cost savings.
Mrs Noble Anderson of 207 Sith Street and Linda share a quiet moment under a tree as Linda prepares for a busy fall at the University of Arkansas. The staff photo by Pauline Warner captures a calm interlude before the semester rush.
Citizens gathered at City Hall Wednesday night to map their plan and discuss defensive strategy against Pioneer Natural Gas Co plans to raise rates for West Texas customers. The meeting focused on organized opposition to the proposed increase and potential impacts on residents.
Enrollment totals reach 31 274 as Lubbock area schools start the 1970-71 term. At least three schools report lower than projected enrollments while two face large staffing shifts amid desegregation tensions.
Fragments describe a Friday stop in Phnom Penh involving Agnew and reactions from three affected schools. The text notes students and staff wearing down from continuous work preparing for upcoming changes.
Secretary Melvin Laird declares U.S. air power will be used in Cambodia to reduce American casualties with a neutral Lon Nol government goal. He notes Cambodian operations affect Vietnam and cites low U.S. deaths in Indochina, while acknowledging criticism and outlining a limited, casualty-conscious approach.
Commissioners from Hays County challenge four district judges over who can set the budget for the adult probation office. They contend Article 42.12 Code of Criminal Procedure improperly delegates legislative power to the judiciary and burdens the district courts with a budgeting role.
The Citizens Advisory Commission on Disaster Recovery urged ongoing operation to coordinate projects in the $13.6 million recovery package. Chairman C Verner said he would ask the City Council to meet with the group to align planning and implementation efforts in Lubbock.
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