Lubbock Avalanche-Journal August 30 1974 clipping
The page is a partial 1974 Lubbock newspaper masthead with staff roles and location details. It lists editors, managers, and departments at the Lubbock Texas plant. No clear news event or story is readable beyond the masthead prose.
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Lubbock
Cale Bk Kraehe Na
Y ‘Wat Inwestatn Newspapers Corporation
Pic Shinies
Iee Emacasaen Emake Sas Fee
United Press International
Robert, R. Norris
JC Hickman
Jay Harris
Fioninese
Fair Carl N. Cannon
David EF. Knapp
Roberto. McVay
William E. McIntosh
Vanonia
Bogeaston Lubbock, Texas
County moves to pave future subdivisions before county assumes roads
Lubbock County Commissioners Court votes to require paved streets before adopting subdivisions. Commissioner Alton Brazeil notes many families move to the country to escape city taxes, and cities should not bear paving costs for rural areas. The policy mandates strip paving over curbs and gutters, with enforcement relying on future maintenance refusals if standards are not met.
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Lubbock County Commissioners Court
Alton Brazeil
Lubbock County
Commissioners Court
Tributes Pay Two Honors to Lyndon B. Johnson
The Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston was formally dedicated in his name and an L B Johnson commemorative eight cent stamp was issued in Austin. Gov Dolph Briscoe lauded Johnson as the driving force behind the space program while Dr James Fletcher called him a crusader in space. The ceremonies highlighted Johnson’s life, leadership, and lasting impact on the nation.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
L. B. Johnson
Austin
Jeader
U.S
NASA Complex
Lyndon Johnson
Dolph Briscoe
James Fletcher
Sed Johnson
Space
America
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Fletcher
Johnson
Lyndon
Lady Bird
Lubbock Leads In Right Turn On Red Adoption
Lubbock becomes the first Texan city to allow right turns on red after stop. City and police approval followed state-law changes permitting the move. Traffic expert Tom Walton cites efficiency gains while noting expected initial confusion and some accidents as motorists adjust.
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Texas
Lubbock
Tom Walton
Dallas
Nixon Faces Pressure and Gossip From Washington Elite
Andrew Tully reports heightened strain around President Nixon amid Watergate probes and leaks. Gossip swirls about tranquilizers and sleePing pills while Nixon rebukes reporters and shoves Press Secretary Ziegler into a crowd.
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Nixon
Washington
Ron Ziegler
New Orleans
Ziegler
Mills Offering Advice WASHINGTON Nixon urged inflation relief from economic team
President Nixon, facing rising inflation fears from his own economists, weighs advice amid growing pressure for policy action. Mills offer guidance cited as part of the White House deliberations with advisors and experts.
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Richard Nixon
Gerry Warren
Nixon
Washington
Ron Ziegler
White House
New York Times
Wsa
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Mills
Tax-Writing House
Ways and Means
George Shultz
Treasury
ABA at Watergate ethics review faces limited action
The American Bar Association at its national convention urges a closer look at ethics breaches by about two dozen Watergate lawyers. Disbarment or discipline is left to state bars, with few public announcements, while calls grow for tougher ethics rules and more aggressive disciplinary reform.
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American Bar Association
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Watergate
L. Patrick Gray
John Dean
Herbert Kaimbach
John Ehrlichman
Robert Marcian
Gordon Strachan
Charles Colson
Liddy
Donald Segretti
Mitchell
White House
Chesterfield Smith
California
New York
Washington
District of Columbia
Cox
Henry L. Pitts
ABA Committee On
John J. Sirica
McCarthy claims GPO harbors Communists and gambling ring
Sen. McCarthy charged the Government Printing Office harbors communists and a gambling ring posing the most serious threat to national security. UN prisoners in Panmunjom were promised freedom if they insisted on repatriation. Robstown in South Texas flooded three to four feet, about 1500 people evacuated Saturday night.
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Washington
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Government Printing Office
Panmunjom
United Nations
Robstown
South Texas
Dems plan nationwide telethon to fund campaigns
A Detroit era column notes the Democrats’ "America Goes Public" telethon airing 6 p.m. to midnight on Sept. 15, with stars and public donations. The piece raises skepticism about public financing and recalls Watergate era debates, while praising some aspects of direct citizen participation.
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America
Pass It On Actors Q and A Trivia Snippet
A Q and A style snippet covers diverse trivia. Topics include American actors in the Soviet Union Peter Falk as first to do so sports rankings company sports bowling softball and golf leg length odds lobster poll results male female and others. It notes Sir James Fraser of The Golden Bough and a variety of quirky facts.
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Demos
Robert S. Strauss
Soviet Union
Peter Falk
James Fraser
Bear
Dante
Durante
Abe Lincoln
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