Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Friday Morning December 21 1973
Daily South Plains newspaper page shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Friday Morning issue dated December 21 1973 with staff roles including Vice President General Manager J C Rickman and Managing Editor Jay Harris. The paper is published by Southwestern Newspapers Corporation and prints in Lubbock Texas.
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
al Stand Ave
J. Lubbock
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
David F. Knapp
Jay Harris
Pettit
Kenneth May
Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Er Tera Ayn
Nixon Grass Roots Movement Signals Public Pressure
Congress will survey constituents over a month to gauge opinion on Nixon's impeachment or resignation. Gallup shows 54 percent oppose forcing Nixon from office, suggesting a potential shift toward finishing his term. Pat Nixon and Julie Nixon Eisenhower rank high in admiration polls. Senator Goldwater urges quick action on impeachment.
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Congress
George Gallup
Gallup
Nixon
White House
Barry Goldwater
Integrity
House
Pat Nixon
Good Housekeeping
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Mr. Nixon
Supreme Court curbs class action suits in environmental disputes
In a 6 to 3 ruling the Supreme Court requires proof of at least 10000 damages to file in federal court, limiting activist groups ability to sue on behalf of a class. The Vermont case involved 200 lakefront landowners alleging discharges from a pulp mill, with liberal justices dissenting.
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Vermont
William J. Brennan Jr
William O. Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
Legislative Branch
Soviet TV critique mirrors imperialism warnings
Moscow television host Yuri Zhukov delivers a review of international affairs warning that imperialism remains a constant threat. He claims the USSR must stay alert, linking anti imperialist rhetoric to Soviet actions in Eastern Europe the Far East and the Middle East while accusing others of aggression.
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U.S
Yuri Zhukov
Moscow TV
Soviet Union
U.S.A
Ussr
Middle East
Persian Gulf
Middle Eeast
Moscow Television
Harvard Business School Held Responsible for Oil Crisis
Art Buchwald reports a satirical and controversial claim that Harvard Business School is to blame for the global energy crisis. He cites Prof. Heinrich Applebaum of Yale Divinity School arguing HBS trained Arab rulers to manipulate oil, prices, and profits, urging embargoes and sanctions against Saudi princes and other leaders.
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Washington
Heinrich Applebaum
Yale Divinity School
Harvard
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Oklahoma
Texas
Boone’s Farm
Applebaum
Arabia
Harvard School of Business
University of California At
Henry J. Taylor Israel Lobby Patent Profile
A profile of Isaiah Kenen 68 who heads the American Israel Public Affairs Committee AIPAC described as the driving force behind U S aid to Israel. The piece notes his secrecy in Washington his access to Congress and his role mobilizing 1000 Jewish leaders to influence legislation in both houses.
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Israel
Isaiah Kenen
Kenen
Washington
Congress
American Israel Public Affairs Committee
Conference of Presidents
America
Mr. Kenen
AIPAC
Senate
Inn talk and Kenen's influence in Israel aid debate
A Washington columnist notes how a $500 million cut from a $2.2 billion Israel aid bill was restored after Mr. Kenen sent nearly 100 telegrams. He argues the Arab oil pressure and Jewish political clout in New York Los Angeles Philadelphia and Miami shape U.S. policy. He details Jewish demography and the rise of AIPAC.
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Foreign Affairs Committee
Israel
Kenen
United States
Free World
America
New York
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Miami
House
Senate
New York City
Yes Virginia There Is Santa Claus Immortal Letter Celebrated
Virginia O’Hanlon asked if there is a Santa Claus and The New York Sun editor Francis P. Church answered with the famed 1897 letter. The piece traces Virginia’s life from a city child to educator and grandmother, noting Church and the paper’s lasting impact.
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Virginia O’hanion
The
New York Sun
Virginia O'Hanlon
New York City
Santa Claus
Virginia
O'Hanlon
Charles A. Dana
Sun
Francis P. Church
Church
Friends of the Sun
Santa
Pana
95Th St
New York
Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas
Symposium advisers question stock market logic in Washington
A Knox News Sentinel quote reports a portfolio manager noting that people wonder if a group failing a tape system can manage a complex energy program. The piece frames the debate with a skeptical tone about market explanations.
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Washington
Knoxville News Sentinel
Orbital Fracture Facts and Far More From Punchy Commentary
The author defines an orbital fracture as a broken skull bone around the eye and cites nationwide fists as a leading cause. The piece pivots to provocative musings on gendered behavior and animal analogies, contrasting female and male aggression with an authority cited.
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