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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1976
Page
2
An OCR fragment shows a pledge to the flag with errors in capitalization and wording. It recalls the "one nation under God" phrase and reflects a civic ceremony or school pageant setting in Lubbock. The readable portion confirms a patriotic oath component amid publication.
A fragmented newspaper masthead fragment from Lubbock Avalanche Journal shows staff roles and publishing details. It lists executives, editors, advertising and circulation positions and notes weekday publication with weekend editions.
David B. Wilson argues against the casual use of we to claim collective authority. He cautions that we can imply an actual governing power and misrepresent readers and citizens. The piece urges precise language to avoid pretentious generalizations.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Tito and Stane Dolanc pressed Brezhnev in Belgrade two weeks ago. Brezhnev pledged absolute non interference in Yugoslavia's internal affairs, signaling a tough bargaining stance.
A columnist analyzes Yugoslavia's post Tito path amid Western anxiety and Soviet pressure. The piece contrasts Tito's non-aligned stance with Moscow’s push for socialist internationalism, noting Brezhnev era tensions and the risks of Soviet interference while praising Tito's blunt rhetoric and strategic restraint.
Henry J. Taylor argues Castro’s Cuba is trapped by plummeting sugar prices from 65.5 cents to about seven cents per pound. He contends the Soviet link worsens Cuba’s economy, forces public-work cuts, and burdens U S relations, while world markets and commodities reveal how price shifts ripple globally.
An editorial urges rational action after a rural fire near Lubbock, arguing residents outside the city should consider annexation or a county fire district to share protection costs. It cautions city taxpayers already fund 80 percent of county loads and presses for cooperative solutions or a unified government unit with fair taxation.
Jamaica heads to national elections on Wednesday as Manley and Seaga race for a 53-seat House. Violence eased after a June state of emergency, but 1976 unrest damaged tourism, disrupted bauxite shipments, and unemployment climbs cited by the opposition.
A curio collection of light observations and trivia. It covers beetles nicknamed Our Lady's Bug, effects of blowing sand on windshields, rail crossing fatalities, royal card symbolism, how music influences shopping pace, and halibut and queen termite lifespans.
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