Morning Edition Lubbock paper staff and date 1973
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Saturday Morning edition dated December 22 1973 lists staff including Robert R Norris vice president general manager J Crickman business manager David Bernapp Jay Harris executive editor Gi Burle Pettit Kenneth May managing editor Carl Cannon Robert Comeway advertising director circulation manager and identifies Associated Press and United Press International wire sources.
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Lubbock
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
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Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
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Ave J. Lubbock
National Advertising Representatives
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
J.crickman
David Bernapp
Jay Aarris
GI Burle Pettit
Kenneth May
Carln Cannon
Robert Comeway
Election To Clarify Center Issue In Lubbock Bond Vote
The City Council calls a 3.5 million dollar bond election for January 15 to fund Memorial Center cost overruns. The paper urges voters to decide directly on the project with cost savings and no tax increase in bond retirement. public discourse should avoid personal attacks and focus on the city’s future.
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Avalanche-Journal
Memorial Center
Lubbock
Texas Instruments
Bucy
Texas Instruments Drives Lubbock Growth With Plant Plan
Texas Instruments will build a 385.0M-square-foot facility on a 200-acre site at Loop 289 and N University Ave in Lubbock. The $10 million plant aims for occupancy in the next October quarter, with employment expected to top 2,000 initially and possibly reach 4,000 later, boosting the local payroll beyond $10 million.
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Texas Instruments
Loop 289
N. University Ave
J. Fred Bucy
Bucy
Record Bird Count Finds 117 Species in Lubbock Area
The World notes the National Audubon Society count in Lubbock with 117 bird species identified, pleasing locals and 41 birders who covered a 1 mile diameter area centered on Lubbock. It compares to 226 species near Freeport in 1971 and ponders birds' mystery and independence.
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Lubbock
National Audubon Society
Freeport
Texas
Handbook For The Home Offers Practical Home Aid
A Washington review promotes the Government Printing Office edition Handbook for the Home. It describes broad home guidance from insulation to drapery, furniture, and builders with chapters by Barbara Wensmere, Marty Ron Zentner, and architect Dick Slater. The $5.70 volume is praised for plain English, usable advice, and a practical home focus.
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Washington
Ap Tey
Jack Hayes
Sochet Flavk
Thiais
Agriculture Department
Acre
Marl Buzz
Tam
Barbara Wensmere
Marty Ron Zentner
Mama
Dick Slater
Farmers’ Home Administration
Slater
Nixon aides thin out as resignations mount
Washington sources say time is running out for President Nixon as a young idealistic speechwriter quits and an older writer nears resignation after months of being ignored, signaling pressure inside the White House.
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White House
Nixon
Andrews
Soviet Union
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Price
New York Herald Tribune
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Bryce Harlow
Melvin R. Laird
Harlow
Gerald Ford
San Clemente
Alexander Haig
Ron Ziegler
Energy War Rages in Homes and Shops as Cold Persists
A column laments ongoing fuel shortages and high energy use. It notes households restricting thermostat use, commuters facing costs, and stores keeping warm yet pricey. It also reports White House staff turnover signaling broader political strain.
Top Liar Dobrynin Attacks Soviet Paradise Speakings at Waldorf
Henry J. Taylor rails at Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin for praising the USSR in New York. He claims Soviet tyranny includes secret police and forced labor, with exit visas costly and a closed society under state control. He frames Dobrynin as cloaking despotism as reform while noting party membership and minority rule.
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National Foreign Trade Council
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Waldorf-Astoria
Coney Island
Divina Zacchini
Ringling Bros
The
Andrei D. Sakharov
Supreme Court
KGB
Hitler
Germany
Communist Party
Pass It On and Milk Bath Myths in Odd World Notes
LM Boyd surveys quirky claims from two Syracuse scientists about gender hair growth after failed loves and from a matrimonial sage. A list of famed families, milk bath lore dating to the 1920s with Anna Held, and Andy Griffith's Mount Airy roots round out this snapshot of curiosities.
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Sassoon
India
Rockefeller
Albi
Spain
Rothschild
Britain
Mitsu
Japan
Berta
Cecil
Werner-Gren
Sweden
Krupp
Germany
Matarazzo
Brazil
Mellon
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Hunt
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Ilo Zeigfeld
Marlboro
Anna Held
Ziegfeld
Zeigfeld
Andy Griffith
Mount Airy
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Chang and
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