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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1973

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Sacrificial choice follows youth’s organ donation case

Parents of an injured youth permit his death after the breathing apparatus was removed. Surgeons at Florida Hospital remove his kidneys for transplant while the family cites the Catholic Church’s view on extraordinary means. Wojcik, a high school guidance counselor, and his wife, a former teacher, describe their son Paul as an exceptionally bright, multi interested student. An older son Mark, 25, pursues a master's degree.

Florida Hospital Paul Wojcik Mark

States sue over impounded school funds seek release

Nine states and two jurisdictions filed suit against the Nixon administration over 59 million dollars in blocked school funds. Judge Hart ordered a court letter by 10 am Tuesday to confirm allocation, or he will issue a temporary restraining order. The suit cites underapportioned federal education aid and lists damages by jurisdiction including Washington, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and others.

Washington Nixon Administration George L. Hart Jr Hart U.S. District Court Tram Federal Treasury Congress San Diego Connecticut Maryland Florida Alabama Fairfax County District of Columbia

Medical Fund For Anemia Victim Grows

Tina Naron, a two year old with congenital hemolytic anemia, faces heavy medical costs and travels to Dallas for treatment. An anonymous donor sent $100 to fund her care through the Avalanche-Journal. The fund seeks community support to ease the family burden as Tina nears her second birthday.

Tina Naron West Texas Tina Avalanche-Journal Midland Dallas Wadley Institute of Molecular Medicine

Divers Race To Rescue Britons In Submarine

An international team of divers rushed to aid two Britons trapped 1375 feet below in a midget submarine aboard the Voyager near Cork Ireland. Air would run out by early Saturday. six divers plus two support minis were to aid the rescue as weather worsened and lines were attached for surface recovery.

Sub Cork Ireland Atlantic Vickers Voyager Pisces’ HS Roger Mallinson Roger Chapman Florida Leonard Renshaw Vickers Oceanics Renshaw Key West Fla Leonard Edwards Vickers Voyagers

Comic Dictionary Bore Sparks Mockery in A J Today

A-J Today features a comic dictionary bore topic that draws laughter as a man enjoys himself by making others uncomfortable. The item comments on social behavior and humor in a dated newspaper voice.

Students to Enjoy Four Day Weekend in Lubbock Schools

An in-service workshop for teachers will give students a four day weekend in Lubbock independent School District. Gordon Down um, coordinator of public information, says students will have Labor Day Monday and the following Tuesday off, creating a four day break.

Lubbock Gordon Downum Public Information Lubbock Independent School District

Nixon and Aides Seek End to Watergate Hearings

Sen. Robert Dole drafts a resolution to end the Senate Watergate hearings and send the case to the courts, arguing the public wants the hearings off the screen. Former A G Kleindienst backs suspending TV hearings for a fair trial, while the Ervin committee says the measure unlikely to pass.

Washington UPI Robert J. Dole R-Kan Richard G. Kleindienst Dole Congress Ervin Committee Senate Committee Sam J. Ervin D-Mc Senate Staaters Richard Nixon Nixon

Heat Wave Strains East Coast as Water, Power Shortages Grow

East Coast endures extreme heat with record highs in Boston and New York. Cities enforce water restrictions and power shortages while officials boost hydrants and spray features for relief. Hospitals report heat related strain and several plants cut production.

Everett BR. Irwin United Press International Washington Pittsburgh Area Baltimore William D.chaefer National Weather Service Boston Newe York East Midwest

Bows Taken By Mahons At School Dedication

U.S. Rep George Mahon attends dedication of Lubbock elementary school named for him at 2210 Cornell Street. More than 200 educators, students, and parents plus Rep and Mrs Mahon witness remarks about a permanent learning center replacing the 22 year old North Avenue U facility.

Mahons Mahon Cornell St North Avenue Laibboek “School Board Bill Tucker Tucker North Avenue U Texas Rufus Carilla Mahion Parent-Teacher Association Helen Attendanc

Students Meet Mahon at School Named for Congressman

Ruby Robles and Rosalinda Hasette visited Rep. George Mahon, the man for whom their school was named, at the former North Avenue U Elementary School on Cornell Street. The two students, ages 10 and 41, are children of local residents, with family addresses on Sherman Street.

Mahon Ruby Robles Rosalinda Hasette George Mahon North Avenue U Cornell St Ruby David Robles N. Sherman St Rosalinda Juan Rodriguez N. Sherman

Gas Stations Threaten Closings Over Price Freeze Extension

Labor Day could see widespread gas station shutdowns as dealers protest Phase 4 price ceilings extended to Sept 7. National groups expect notable closures. AAA says nationwide shutdowns unlikely. Some stations will stay open on travel routes while others halt to conserve fuel.

Bob Monroe Associated Press Charles Binsted National Congress of Petroleum Retailers Congress American Automobile Association Washington Cost of Living Council William Griffin Long Island Gasoline Retailers’ Assn New York Imany

Prayer Note From a Reader Rests on Faith and Gratitude

A brief prayer expresses gratitude for daily bread and asks for steadfast faith. The note closes with an Amen and reflects personal devotion from a reader.

Heavenly Father

Tropical Storm Christine Forms in Atlantic southeast of Miami

Tropical storm Christine develops in the Atlantic about 1,500 miles southeast of Miami with maximum winds near 50 mph. The system was observed Thursday and is tracked by meteorologists as it moves.

Miami Christine Atlantic

Nixon to Appeal Order to Produce Watergate Tapes

President Nixon directs lawyers to appeal Judge Sirica order for private inspection of Watergate tapes. White House says papers will be filed after stay expires, citing executive privilege. Case likely to reach the Supreme Court, with a final ruling not expected until fall.

San Clemente Malif IAPY Nixon U.S. District Court John J. Sirica Archibald Cox Sivica White House J. Frey Burchardt Charles Allen Wright Ark Siiva Gerrard EL. Warren Supreme Court Senate Watergate Committee Oval Office

Tentative Opening Date Set For Emanus Trial

A tentative trial date of November for James Emanus, a 25 year old ex convict charged with the murder of Det. Larry Jack Stevens, was set. The trial will be held in Midland County Courthouse rather than Midland’s district courtroom. Attorneys debated motions with filing deadlines set for September 23 and October 19.

James Emanus Lubbock Midland Midland County Manus lPeb Larry Jack Stevens In Town Inn Perry B. Pickett Lindbrook Criminal Dist Alton Griffin Emanus Carcall Cobb Bill A. Davis Midland Dist James A. Mashburn Griffin Cobb

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