Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition Debuts Dec 8 1973
A compact note outlines the Lubbock Avalanche Journal in Lubbock Texas with staff roles and affiliations. The item lists editors managers and advertising staff tied to the morning edition published on Saturdays in December 1973.
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Bon
Lubbock
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Mt Mand Ave
National Advertising Representatives
Treas Dearly Press League
Dallas Tranc
Associates Press
United Press International
Robert RO
JU Rickman Rocinres
David Ek
Oy AP BP
Jay Harris
Baccutae &, Bhaitor
Rurle Pettt
Kenneth May Mareping
Carl N Cannon
Robert C McVay
Don L. Jones 81 Pioneer of South Plains Farming
Don L. Jones, 81, a pioneer agricultural leader in the South Plains, died Friday. He helped introduce irrigation to farming, developed storm proof cotton, and led in planting, weed control, and disease resistant crops. Referred to as Mr. Agriculture, he served as Lubbock Texas Experiment Station superintendent and was a deacon at First Presbyterian Church in Lubbock.
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Lubbock
South Plains
Don L. Jones
Mr. Jones
Lubbock Texas Experiment Station
Don Jones
Chillicothe
Texas A&m
First Presbyterian Church
Nixon
Minot
N.D
White House
Rockefeller
Albany
Gasoline Tax Debate Intensifies National Pressure in Washington
The piece critiques competing energy policy options amid rising gas prices and calls for clear explanations. It discusses possible federal gas taxes, rationing, and state control, noting risks to the poor and potential black market issues, with focus on Nixon era measures and Shultz.
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Washington
Lubbock
Texas
Defunis case probes Washington law school race admissions
Andrew Tully notes the Defunis v Washington case as the Supreme Court weighs if the University of Washington Law School used race as a factor in admissions. He cites the past ruling upholding a black recruitment policy while arguing affirmative action raises equal protection questions and criticizes other views on race and quality.
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Washington
Defunis
State of Washington
Supreme Court
University of Washington
Marco Defunis
Seattle
University
Washington Superior Court
States Supreme Court
Law School
State Supreme Court
Law
University of Washington Law School
American Bar Association
Association of American Law Schools
Alexander Bickel
Yale
Bickel
Rockefeller moves against GOP foes in 1972 bid
The Rockefeller backer criticizes Gov Nelson Rockefeller for bland Watergate talk and urges moral renewal within the party. Rockefeller declines calls to challenge delegates, recalling 1968 runoff and signaling a restrained campaign path.
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Novak
Rockefeller
Data Chron type beeps test executives time use
A Swedish invention named Data Chron, used by over 300 European firms, would beep and flash to compel executives to report tasks. It aims to expose time waste, with reports assessing reading, writing and calls, and could reshape office routines if adopted in the United States.
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BIG Brother
Blizzard
Sweden
Hans Hindersson
Minnesota
Jata-Chron
Data- Chron
Arab stance hardens as Geneva talks loom in oil fight
Henry J. Taylor argues Arab unity rests on Islam and anti Israel sentiment. He says Arabs blame US policy for tensions, view Israel as a Western outpost, and see Soviet influence growing as Geneva talks approach. He warns US interests may suffer from pro Israel stance amid Cold War pressures.
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United States
Israel
New York Times
Palestine
Haifa
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Nasser
Bay
Ussr
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Geneva
Nixon
Hamburg Fire Sparks Unharmonious Bell Chorus of 1842
Town of Hamburg Germany endured a deadly heat wave in May 1842 that expanded bell metal and deranged their chimes. Citizens covered their ears, prayed for silence, and described the city as moaning in pain during the fire and ensuing pandemonium.
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Hamburg
Germany
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United Sates of America
Republic
Treasury
George Shultz
Seaboard
Andrew Tully
Washington Law School
U.S. Railroads
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
New York
Nelson Rockeetler
Firginia Payette
Republican Party
Nelson Rockefeller
Malcolm Wilson
Commission
America
Ronald Reagan
California
Fisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Richard Rosenbaum
Iowa
North Dakota
Arizona
New Jersey
Melvin R. Laird
Jeremiads
James Wechsler
New York Post
Henry J. Taylor
Russia
Europe
Hitler
David
Solomon
Nile
Euphrates
Los Angeles
Luther
Pakistan
L.M. Boyd
England
Pocket Atlas
Benjamin Spock
West Point
Annapolis
Air Force Academy
Mausolus
Halicarnassus
Turkey
Florida
Hawaii
Vermont
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