Butz Buzzes in Lubbock on McGovernites and Farm Policy
Buzz Worthington Butz spoke in Lubbock urging support for Nixon and Tower while critiquing McGovern and farm price supports. He defended farming programs, warned about a weak Congress, and touted Nixon appointments and decentralizing government power. The event followed a Dallas-Mexico City trip tied to a $50 million pest-control agreement.
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China
Russia
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Vietnam
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Butz
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Supreme Court
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High Court
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Noel Tower
George Mallon
Tower
Price
Lubbock
Dallas
Mexico City
U.S
Mexico
Texas
Foremer Lubbock
James H. Granberry
Bob Nash
Dudley Strain
Tech Grid
Donald Rives
Tech
Richard Campbell
Jack Markham
Patrick Pappas
Raymond S.tapp
Syd Moore
Raymond Shook
Jerry Me
GOP
Rex Safle
Raymond Pic
Granberry
Amarillo
A-J Farm
Duane Howell
Department of Agriculture
Bulz
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Bangladesh
Agency For International Development
USDA
Tower Defends Voting Record In Brief Junket Here
Tower challenges Sanders record claiming he has a stronger Senate attendance history. He defends Nixon era policy shifts, including ending the military draft for an all volunteer army, and argues against price controls on raw agricultural products. Tower notes his past elections, the Nixon strategy critique, and denies early VP or presidential speculation for 1976. He emphasizes delivering results over rhetoric and supports the Vietnam war supply line interdiction strategy.
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Mexico City
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Delly
Congress
Small Business Administration
Barry Goldwater
Airlines Tighten Baggage Searches To Thwart Hijackings
American Airlines and Trans World Airlines announce plans to search passenger baggage at all terminals. American says carry on checks have begun on all flights, expanding from earlier partial screening to a 100 percent policy. President George A. Warde cites safety gains and seeks federal aid, noting annual costs exceed $2.5 million.
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API
American Airlines
Trans World Airlines
George A. Warde
Warde
Local council mulls budget shift in crime project
A garbled report outlines council debate over reducing costs for a public safety project. The total rose from $8 000 to $29 000 after adding patrol duties, with proposed cuts including hiring a single new officer and absorbing duties to avoid overruns.
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Tuenat
Counell
Ued
Ace
Janu
Clovis Council Deliberates Sewer Charge Funding
Clovis council discusses funding for sewer service using a mixed approach combining a flat monthly base charge with a per 1000 gallon surcharge. Projections show a $1 base could yield about $742,000 annually, with higher taps raising fees. December implementation remains tentative and debated amid ad valorem tax concerns.
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Prater
Turner
Jordan
Bryce Campbell
Lonnie Hollingsworth
Colinell
Hollingsworth
BorlGen
Miller
Jack Baker
Campbell
Juvenseey
Lacy
Drug seizure nets over $200 in contraband found
Narcotics agent Dean Smith reports more than $200 in contraband seized including pipes bags of a substance believed to be marijuana and several containers of pills.
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Dean Smith
U S to Host 19th World Plowing Contest at Farmfest USA
President Nixon issued a proclamation inviting states and foreign nations to participate as the United States hosts the 19th World Plowing Contest during Farmfest USA in California. The event aligns with a week of activities beginning in September in Blue Earth County, with U S officials coordinating the international expo.
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Calif
United States
Blue Earth County
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White House
USA
Two Lubbock Men Injured in Albuquerque Crash
Two Lubbock residents were burned in an Albuquerque area accident Monday night. Bobby Keane, 27, manager of Pecan Grove Trailer Parks, suffered burns over 85 percent of his body and was in serious condition. Lyndon Schoenhals, 22, a Texas Tech senior, had burns over 30 percent and was listed as in satisfactory condition. They were transporting a mobile home when the truck ran off the road, struck a guard railing, and the gas tank exploded.
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Lubbock
Berbalillo County Medical Center
Bobby Keane
Pecan Grove
West 19Th Street
Lyndon Schoenhals
Texas Tech
Carronzeft
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