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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1971
Page
12
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal announces Charles A. Guy as publisher while noting editorial leadership. Details reflect the morning edition phrasing and the paper's United Press affiliation.
A critique of the U S Postal Service rate increase plan cites flaws to take effect in May. Second class mail for newspapers would double while third class rises only one third, provoking publisher objections and public concern over service quality and taxpayer subsidization.
Supporters say the Austin legislature erred praising Cesar Chavez during a union dispute with an Austin state company. Critics call the resolution ill advised and politically motivated as leaders sought bloc votes while workers face restricted rights under Chavez influenced organizing.
The piece argues Moscow uses gradual concessions to gain control in Egypt, citing Aswan Dam aid, weapon shipments, and technicians. It warns that preliminary talks on nuclear plants may extend influence, challenging the USSR’s compliance with arms control and inspections.
The article outlines a growing consensus that 1971 will improve over 1970 and that 1972 should be a better year. It cites expectations of lower unemployment by mid 1972 to about 4.5 percent from 6 percent, slower inflation, and continued expansion driven by government spending.
The article outlines Lloyd Bentsen’s rise from South Texas judge and three-term U S Representative to United States Senator. It highlights his war record, business success, and strong ties with Senate leaders, noting how his background helped him win and how he engaged with Armed Services Public Works and Joint Economics committees.
Washington column notes Rep. Ronald Dellums of Berkeley California staged a controversial exhibit claiming U S war crimes in Vietnam and questions the morality of a congressman criticizing his nation while earning a high salary. The piece also mentions Sen. Lloyd Bentsen and Rep George Mahon shaping public works and appropriations amid legislative tensions.
Henry J. Taylor analyzes the Nixon administration amid renewed uproar in Congress over Vietnam policy. The piece argues the president is trapped by pressures to withdraw and retain a rear guard against a broader regional retreat. It draws lessons from Korea and World War II, warning of a pell-mell retreat and the risks to U.S. interests in Southeast Asia.
A chatty column cites Pistol Pete Maravich earnings and asks why some $1 bills lack the 1776 date. It covers unlikely claims on grass as essential to survival, aging foot sizes, tooth repair prospects, and a riddle about why storks stand on one leg.
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