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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1972

Page

2

The Buck Came Quickly When Truman Took Office

Truman rose at dawn May 8 1945 to broadcast the German surrender and wrote home about history in the making. He had just completed his 26th day in office and his 61st birthday as World War II ended in Europe and major postwar crises loomed.

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Economists Set Dinner Tuesday Outlook Banquet 1973

The annual Outlook Banquet by the Lubbock Economics Council in cooperation with the Lubbock chapter of the American Institute of Banking will be held at 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Lubbock Country Club. Guest speaker Dr. Roy E. Moor, president of the National Association of Business Economists, will discuss The Economic Outlook, 1973. Tickets are available from Carl H. Stein Bill Blackwell John Cassel or the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce. Moor is a vice president and director of economic research for A G Becker Co and is listed in Who's Who in Finance and Industry 1972–73.

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Managua Relief Operations Amid Protests Over Aid

Chaos followed the Managua earthquake with protesters decrying distribution delays. General Anastasio Somoza and the junta controlled relief efforts as thousands awaited food and supplies, while opposition groups alleged trucks were blocked and needy families remained hungry.

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Soviet exit tax debated by deputy in Moscow

A Soviet deputy clarifies a harsh exit tax policy as applied to emigrants. The plan, tied to education and length of service, grants age based exemptions and hints at state repayment for schooling. Jewish emigration and the U.S. trade accord timing color the context.

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Mysterious Vanishing of Two Keeshounds in Lubbock Home

Mrs. and S. J. Breunig of 1919 49th St report their two female Keeshounds missing from their Living room between 1:30 pm and Friday. The dogs Dusty and Mein Schatze, about the size of Alaskan huskies with black gray and white coats, frost colored eyes and bushy tails, were kept indoors and are valued family pets. Police search underway with a reward offered.

49Th St Netherlands Leon Keeshounds Lena Lubbock S. J. Breunig Chris Breunig Yvonne Dusty Pabe Mein Schatze

Common Cause Backs Push For Co Equal Congress

A Common Cause lobbyist argues Congress must become a co equal branch of government and notes discontent with the seniority system. He cites executive growth since Roosevelt and says chairmen wield unchallengeable power, urging election of committee leaders and named votes to empower Congress.

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