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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1970

Page

6

Violation charged in time extension meat inspection law

Federal meat inspection deadline prompts state reviews as Alaska Arkansas Idaho Kansas New Mexico Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Washington Wyoming receive initial certification. North Dakota moves toward federal takeover. Nader calls the action a law violation while officials defend three year compliance window and fair treatment for lagging states.

Washington Alliel Agriculture Department Amid &T Nader Ralph Nader Florida Maryland California Secretary of Agriculture Alaska Arkansas Idaho Kansas New Mexico Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Wyoming North Dakota James K. Payne Bayne Avords Payne Department

Roosevelt Hall of Fame Cowboy President

The text chronicles Theodore Roosevelt’s Western ties, from hunting with cattlemen and building Elk Horn Ranch to forming the Rough Riders and rising to national leadership. It notes his love of the West, nickname Four Eyes, rugged training, and pursuit of reform alongside equestrian and hunting exploits. The account ends with his enduring affinity for ranch life and hunting.

Elk Horn Harvard Roosevelt New York William McKinley Cuba United States Cavalry Great Plains Southwest New Mexico New York City San Antonio Roughriders San Juan Hill U.S Republican Party McKinley Spon Makin Texas St .of Buri Burnett

Indochina TT RIL Seeks Permanent Control of Highway 7

Reported by Phnom Penh military HQ four Cambodian soldiers killed and 50 wounded in the Prey Totung campaign. Bailly cites at least 147 Cambodians wounded. Refugee monk from Prey Totung says part of the town was destroyed by U S and Cambodian air strikes.

Local births reported at area hospitals this week

Mr and Mrs Phillip Carroll of 2820 4204 St announce the birth of a daughter Mesahing weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces at 6 39 am Sunday at Shodist Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Spears of Wheface report a daughter weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces at 6 01 am at Methodist Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Smith of 202rd Place Apt BA welcome a son weighing 9 pounds 10 ounces at 4 32 am Sunday at Methodist Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Craddock of 2010 2 Ian Ston Beta announce a son weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces at 4 50 pm Saturday at Nethpaist Best Hospital.

Jian Gonzalez Robberson Steel Company Phillip Carroll Shodist Hospital B., . Goodrich Company William Spears Wheface Methodist Hospital Church of Christ James Smith 202Rd Place Apt Methodist Hospital Charles Craddock Iain Ston Bieta Kimbell Wholesale Grocery Company

Local injuries rise in multiple west Texas crashes

Reports list several critically or seriously injured victims from December crashes in Tulia Slaton Dimmitt and Snyder. Mrs. W G Richardson 69 of Tulia and Michelle McDonald 18 of Dimmitt remained in hospital after one car and car pickup collisions. Louis Jenkins 18 of Tulia and Horace Wheeler II 19 of Dallas were listed in serious or critical condition after other wrecks. Stolen items valued at 452 dollars were reported from V Blake Record Center.

W. G. Richardson Tulia Northwest Texas Amarillo Louis Jenkins Ave Methodist Hospital Slaton Michelle McDonald C. E. McDonald Dimmitt Larbuddie Horace Mark Wheeler II Dallas Snyder

Britain calls for impartial court in power dispute

UK power unions urged a neutral court of inquiry to mediate with government and employers over a seven day slowdown that caused hardship across Britain. The plan follows intensive talks among four unions, with the move signaling a potential end to the electricity crisis and emergency powers debate.

London Britain Frank Chapple Electrical Trades Union John Davies Industry Chapple Davies Queen Elizabeth House of Commons

Amarillo youth dies in near Tulia crash on I 27

Jonathan Cordell 19 died at the scene when his car hit a bridge abutment 414 miles north of here on Interstate 27. Passenger Jess Fleming 39 survived with multiple injuries and underwent surgery. Cordell, a Syracuse native who had lived in Amarillo 15 years, was to be buried at Llano Cemetery with services in Amarillo.

Avalanche-Journal Tulia Amarillo Here Jonathan David Cordell D. J. Northcutt Jess Eugene Fleming Swisher Memorial Hospital Northwest Texas Hospital Caliy Sao Lubbock Fleming Cordell C. D. Cordell Hugh Orville Ivan Tony

Spanish Group and Bobbies Clash in London Protest

Police clashed with a crowd during a march from Trafalgar Square to protest the Burgos trial of Basques. The brief skirmish followed, with police engaging to disperse demonstrators after the march.

London Sundas Trafalgar Square Burgos

Man Held On Warrant In Bank Break-In Case

Police arrested 32 year old Robert Neal Craig after a bank bag of about 235 in change and an attaché case with tools were found in his car during a stop in the 4900 block of Avenue L. He was named in a warrant for a Winchester Theater break in on 50th Street. Abbey Road signs were reported stolen in London following a Beatle hit.

Lubbock Robert Neal Craig 15Th St Avenue L Winchester Theater 50Th Craig’s. Auto Auto

Republicans at Sun Valley split on Nixon effect in 1972 race

At the Winter Republican Governors Conference in Sun Valley Idaho governors debated if President Nixon helped or hurt GOP prospects. While Ronald Reagan praised Nixon and Agnew, others urged a more positive campaign tone and focus on the economy. Governors cited Agnew’s future role and political caution ahead of 1972.

Tom McCall Oregon Sun Valley Idaho Don Samuelson UPID Sun+day Nixon Ronald Reagan California Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Reagan GOP Rogers C.B. Morton McCall Sen Edmund Sr Muskie David F. Cargo New Mexico Senate White House New York James Buckley Charles E. Goodell Dewey Bartlett Oklahoma Samuelson Lame Duck

Third Robberies Reported Across City With High Theft Losses

A man in denim overalls and work shoes robbed two stores and a wallet theft left Miss Robeta with about 150 dollars in cash missing from her billfold. Loss tallies include 75.73 in change from a register and 40 to 30 dollars from a wallet. No suspects were found in the area and a separate home invasion yielded 25 to 40 dollars and a wine bottle. In politics, Republicans fall to a 29-21 gubernatorial minority after gains for Democrats in the November 3 election.

Moore Elam Howard C. Pepper Miss Robeta McCall Dorothy 21St St Lupe Montoya Duke St Levines Department Store E. 4Th St

Porto Alegre Marriage of Jesuit Father Under Vatican Permission

Jesuit Father Luis Osvaldo Leste wed Luisa Vivian a former nun in Porto Alegre with Vatican permission. Leste says he accepts Vatican restrictions but is ready to serve if bishops and the Pope approve the collaboration of married priests.

Porto Alegre Brazil Luis Osvaldo Lestte Vatican Luisa Vivian Leste

Senate aide accuses administration over consumer bills

Sen. Frank E. Moss cites desertion of consumer interests as Democrats fault the administration. Mrs. Knauer says Democrats should have heeded consumer bills and that efforts are being refocused with staff drafting new consumer legislation for the President and early hearings planned in the new year.

Frank E. Moss Utah Senate Consumer Subcommittee

British girl athlete earns international acclaim at seventeen

A British teenage runner from Los Angeles earned attention after winning a 400 meters race in 52.8 seconds at a Commonwealth meet against the United States, setting a European junior record. She later hoped to win gold at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics but finished second to France’s Colette Besson. Her career waned after May 1970 due to back pain and a diagnosed chronic illness.

Los Angeles Calif United States Britain Colette Besson France Lilian Marilyn Ste Khrone

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