Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Monday Morning Dec 10 1973
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal dated Monday morning December 10 1973 is published in Lubbock Texas by Southwestern Newspapers Corporation. It lists staff including Robert Norris vice president and JC Rickaman business manager with advertising and circulation details.
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Texas Daily Press League
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Wire
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert RO Norris
JC Rickaman
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Pettit Kenneth May
Naukiate
Carl N Cannon
Robert Coc McVay
Lubbock
Nation fortunes on Ford as 40th Vice President
The nation could gain morale from Gerald R. Ford becoming Vice President. Ford enjoys broad respect in Congress and among Americans, despite opposition from civil rights extremists and questions about constitutional eligibility. He shows loyalty to the Constitution and Nixon, with limited official power but readiness for future events.
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Gerald R. Ford
United States
Congress
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Ford
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Senate
Supreme Court
Nixon
George Needs Broad Help to Tackle Energy Crisis
The piece argues that residential saving is insufficient and industry must lead energy conservation. It calls for major corporate and industrial cooperation, including plants and oil companies, with broader public and government support to offset rising gasoline prices and tighten fuel supplies.
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United States
White House
George
Doomed Proposal Tries to Divert Campaign Funds to Charity
Massachusetts Representative Raymond Flynn proposes a law requiring candidates to donate surplus campaign funds to charity. The plan seeks to end fundraising outside a defined pre election window and to ban carrying funds from one race to another.
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Massachusetts
Raymond Flynn
Boston
Congress
Eterna
Daring TV Shows Under Fire for Privacy and Taste
Andrew Tully argues that some television and film works push explicit content to titillate rather than educate. He cites Carl Reiner and CBS executives, condemning shows like Dick Van Dyke and Cry Rape for intruding on private life and endangering children’s perception of love and sexuality.
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Darip
Jwoox
Sam
Carl Reiner
Dick van Dyke
CHS
Reiner
Reeser
CBS
Robert 2. Wood
Walt Disney
van Dyke
J.P. Morgan
Morgan
Season unfolds as observers herald angel message
The text notes a season of birth marked by angelic proclamation Glory to God in the highest and peace on earth. It contrasts this with ongoing energy crises and political problems dominating daily news.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Goldwater Emerges as GOP Anchor in Nixon Crisis
The article praises Barry Goldwater as the sanest Republican voice amid Nixon's Watergate troubles. It notes his public defense of the President while urging testimony to Congress and a calmer, less sensational campaign. Goldwater warns true leadership is needed to restore credibility.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Nixon
John Connally
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Watergate
White House
America
Rockefeller
Reagan
Connally
Don L. Jones Father of Storm Proof Cotton and South Plains Pioneer
A tribute to Don L. Jones who spent 54 of 81 years at the Lubbock Texas Experiment Station serving as superintendent for decades. He pioneered storm proof cotton varieties, helped advance irrigation, weed control, tree belts, and forestry projects across 24 South Plains counties, earning the title father of storm proof cotton.
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Jones
Rob Karper
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Manchuria
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Texas Tech
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R.E. Krarper
Bob Nicholson
First Presbyterian Church
Lubbock Farm
Mr Nicholson
Christ's Church
Pass It On CAR REPAIR AND COSTS
A column by L M Boyd discusses needle valve and seat repairs for carburetors costing seven to eight dollars versus a rebuilt carburetor at about forty five dollars. It criticizes higher repair bills and cites experiences from automotive manuals and practitioners.
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Arthritis Foundation
Avalanche Journal
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