Tech faculty salaries rise six years to 17307 for full professors
Texas Tech full professors now average 17307 for a nine month session, a 60 percent rise in six years, with pay levels near state averages. The study notes wide campus variation, merit-based raises since 1966, and that top salaries reach 19250 while lows dip to 8500.
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51 Entries In Lubbock Yule Trail Contest
51 scenes entered in the 24th Avalanche-Journal Home Christmas Lighting contest as Lubbock residents prepare for the Yule Trail. Entries feature Nativity figures Charlie Brown scenes and Disneyland figures on decorative trees. Some decorations are already lit while others await setup in the next 10 days ahead of six PM lights.
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14 States to gain or lose seats after 1970 census
The 1970 census counted 264 765 770 people up 25 442 595 from 1960. California adds five seats, Florida three, Arizona Colorado and Texas one each, while New York Pennsylvania and others lose seats. Adjustments proceed via state legislatures or federal courts under one man one vote. See 14 States Page 6.
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California
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Ambassadors Plan London Speech for Storm Ravaged Nation
An ambassador from the Spoteind Nation travels to Lubbock on Thursday to seek aid and address urgent needs after a severe storm. The outreach aims to secure support and relief for affected communities.
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Lubbock
KIND Mr Goodfellow Seeks Help For Needy Children
A child writes for Christmas aid asking Mr Goodfellow to send gifts for five friends. The letter, carefully printed with names, reveals the plight of about 8,000 children who faced little or no Christmas without the Secret Santas. The coupon feature is published daily in the newspaper for donations.
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Federal Reserve Cuts Discount Rate for Second Time
The Federal Reserve Board reduced the discount rate from 5 percent to 4 1/2 percent in a rapid follow up to an earlier cut. The move aims to ease credit and stimulate a sluggish economy, with the bank prime rate already trimmed to 7 percent and other rates tied to it. The policy signals continued efforts to loosen monetary conditions amid slow growth.
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Recognition of Downward Trend in Short-Term Rates
The discount rate cut signals the Federal Reserve complying with President Nixon's request for easier money policy to counteract rising unemployment. The board's cautious view reinforces the shift toward stimulative measures in recent weeks.
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Dow Jones hits near ten month high on strong industrial gains
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose sharply, jumping 12.74 points to 784.08, a 1.63 percent gain. It reached its highest level since January 9, with about 163 points year to date, as of May 26, reflecting a rally in industrial stocks and recent momentum.
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