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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1968
Page
9
Debated proposal centers on a 10 percent income tax surcharge with administration seeking budget support. Lawmakers discuss adjustments and political considerations while noting potential economic impact and public reaction to the measure. The debate reflects broader dissatisfaction with fiscal policy and the need to balance revenue and growth.
Dr. Edward Teller will address the sixth annual West Texas Walter Conference at Texas Tech on nuclear energy for water resources. The event in the Student Union Building runs from 9:20 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. with 230 attendees expected and various experts from state and federal agencies discussing watershed projects, groundwater pollution, and water development investments.
Lubbock, February 2, 1968. Society amusements and general news feature a playful look at local entertainments and social happenings. Highlights include community events, theater notices, and upcoming society gatherings with brief profiles of notable residents.
A government scientist reports that new findings from Dallas researchers point to a predictive diabetes test within years. Diresse Rotho of the U S Public Health Service says the work on the body's outer skin capillary vessels using advanced electroan miscoscope could improve treatment and diagnosis and aid prevention efforts. See diabetes page.
Rep Purcele declares candidacy for a fourth term from Texas district. The announcement highlights support from local constituents and reiterates policy goals amid a crowded race in the district.
Richardson, science consultant for secondary education, notes rapid shifts in science knowledge and curriculum. He reviews weekly and monthly magazines and sources new developments to refresh textbook selections and classroom practice. His office, in a brick annex west of the district’s main building, reflects a modern approach to science teaching. He emphasizes that science changes weekly and even new textbooks become dated quickly.
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