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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1970
Page
1
Texans voice anger over a 14 percent average auto insurance rate increase approved by the state Insurance Board amid inflating costs for cars, repairs, and hospitals. Residents blame inflation and carriers while calling for change and accountability.
A Texas report notes extended discussions late into the night about a conference with the House. It mentions federal action and enlargement debates, with officials claiming they have done all possible steps to advance major items and prepare for the conference.
Fragmented OCR text mentions church services and New Year's Eve events with unclear phrases. It references celebrants and county offices, implying a schedule of services but details are garbled.
Virginia with brown hair named Maid of Cotton becoming the first resident of the state to receive this title.
Dramatic weather raked Southeast Texas and the Beaumont Port Arthur area with tornadoes and violent thunderstorms. Winds toppled trees. a supply company's tin room and other structures suffered damage as residents braced for continuing heavy rain and gusts across the South Plains and near Dallas.
The Texas Insurance Board raised auto insurance rates statewide by an average of 14 percent for private passenger cars. The move drew criticism from both insurers and policyholders. The increase varies by location with modest hikes noted in Lubbock and other West Texas areas as hearings were scheduled for spring.
Today in the oe Lubbock area convocation focuses on mints’ selection for occupation with a close look and notes on political leadership. Page references mention GOP chairman and Senator Tower backing Connally’s treasury appointment.
In a hectic scene described by Avalanche-Journal staff, a young student ends up soloing a rented Cessna on a windy runway. The drive to complete driver education clashes with the last minute rush, highlighting the rush and risk in pursuit of licensing.
Rescuers fight through carbon monoxide as 99 miners are reported dead after a blast. One worker near the mouth survived, while authorities and Governor's office officials describe efforts by Binley Coal Co personnel to reach trapped miners as rescuers cling to faint hopes.
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