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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1976

Page

2

Goko Feats and Billy In The Moonlight Escape

Billy infiltrates Goko’s castle by hiding inside the giant’s boot as the giant calms after smashing a mirror. Goko pardons the other giants and orders soup for all, while the moon and Christmas Eve loom, promising a perilous Christmas when Santa may face his rival.

Billy Dragon Goko Lucrece Beale Goko the Giant Santa Claus Fairyland Santa Land

Carter's Honeymoon Likely But Not Certain

Washington reports Democrats optimistic about a Carter White House Congress honeymoon. Carter pledged close cooperation, met leaders at Sen. Herman Talmadge's Lovejoy farm, and informed Speaker-elect O'Neill of Vance as Secretary of State. Policy clashes loom over bureaucracy reform and tax cuts.

Washington UPI Congress Jimmy Carter Georgia Carter Lovejoy Herman Talmadge House Blair House Thomas P. O'Neill Cyrus Vance White House Capitol Hill Richard Nixon Dolph Briscoe Senate Edmund S. Muskie Maine Henry Kissinger Secret Service State Department Kissinger Nancy Ford Administration

Houston Bus Strike Urged to End Amid Negotiations

NAACP official in Houston urged the 18 day bus strike to end as negotiations continued. The Rev. C Anderson Davis said the strike harms the poor elderly and ill, many of whom are black, and urged a compromise between the Transport Workers Union and HouTrain.

Houston National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP C. Anderson Davis Davis Transport Workers Union HouTrain

Joint Opium Eradication Pleases Hill

Texas Attorney General John Hill welcomed a joint pledge by Mexico and the United States to eradicate opium poppy fields seen as the first stage of heroin trafficking. The Mexican and U S officials cited rising narcotics trafficking into Texas as the state’s dominant crime form and noted Mexican heroin as the prevalent hard drug.

Austin John Hill United States Mexico Oscar Flores Sanchez Peter B. Besinger U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency Texas Mill

Local births announced from area families

Congratulations to numerous families for new births at Methodist Hospital and St Marys Hospital. Listings include Richard and his wife 734 Harmon Dr welcoming a son. William and spouse from Shallowater with a son. Michael and spouse from 4818 35th St with a daughter. Paul and spouse from Plainview with a daughter. Bobby and spouse from 410 79th St with a son. James and spouse from 4702 44th St with a son. Phillip Zanarron from 111 Uvalde Ave with a daughter. Bonifacio Diaz from Rt 6 Lubbock with a daughter. Weighs range from about 7 lb 8 oz to 9 lb 1 oz. Times vary across mornings and afternoons.

Phillip Zanarron Uvalde Ave Methodist Hospital

Ford Photographer Kennerly Quiet Adviser Without Portfolio

Washington born photographer David Kennerly shaped Ford era by access and history making images. He followed the president from Oval Office crises to Saigon dispatches, earning trust without formal advisory role while delivering pivotal photos and moments. His work helped frame Vietnam era decisions and orphan airlift.

Washington UPI Ford Sarah Janepore Air Force One David Kennerly San Francisco White House Kennerly Oval Office Students of Power Vladivostok Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev KGB Saigon Michigan Richard Nixon Spiro Agnew House

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