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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1968
Page
9
A garbled report on a governor candidate from Area 3S engaging opponents. It mentions Demiee rath, Meier, Whittenburg ads, and calls for cooperation between education and industry. The text is heavily distorted with missing words and scrambled names, yielding an incoherent summary.
Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler urged Congress to enact a pay before you go travel tax package. It would impose 15 percent on daily expenditures above seven dollars and 20 percent above fifteen dollars abroad, plus a 4 percent excise on international transport. The plan aims to cut the $3.8 billion U.S. balance of payments deficit by up to $500 million per year.
Lt. Cmdr. Samuel L. Savers son of Mr and Mrs Samuel E Savers of 2211 30th St was honored at the Air University Montgomery Alabama for 16 Vietnam service medals including three Distinguished Flying Crosses nine Air Medals and four Navy Commendation Medals He flew 161 combat missions and was cited for destroying a large portion of Lai Dong railyard and petroleum storage tanks in March 1967 and for a daylight strike on Dung Phong Thuong railway complex in January 1967 He led a mission after his division leader was shot down during the bombing run.
Marketing success stories from 20 international firms were presented at a Lubbock program sponsored by the Sales and Marketing Executives Club. Dr. William Wachs of New York led a one day session at the Lubbock Country Club, outlining modern marketing concepts from research to final customer. Over 125 local executives and students attended as the traveling exhibit, premiered in Tokyo, toured 12 foreign countries.
Lubbock County Commissioners Court cut Justice Precinct 1 constable F H Bolens salary to 10 dollars a year starting January 1 1969 as the office will be vacated. The court also approved several construction change orders for the courthouse addition including painting acoustical ceilings doors walls and electrical work and approved costs for a legal aid office and tax office updates.
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