Burns Warns of Still Growing Unemployment and Housing Dip
Federal Reserve chairman Arthur Burns told the House Banking Committee that the economy will likely see higher unemployment and a further housing decline in the coming months. He called the correction a healthy foundation for long term growth and stressed productivity gains as essential to avoid further slowdown.
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Federal offices may shift as Nixon era policy action unfolds
A sprawling, garbled report notes possible federal office relocations tied to Austin during the Nixon administration era. It mentions LBJ connections, a Camp David context, and a looming order affecting data processing and personnel transfers amid political strain.
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Page clutter fragment hints at diverse articles and notices
The readable text fragment suggests a multi-section newspaper page with references to arts events farming notices and a dictionary comic section. It mentions pages 1 3 4 6 and various mislabeled headings indicating a mixed content layout without a clear single story.
Brandy the Hawk Finds New Life in Trapping Tale
Brandy, a non-political hawk from the Caprock near Crosbyton, is captured in a sudden trap set by Tommys Ross and Mrs. Ross. The bind leads Brandy into a new world as she targets quarry like rabbits or bobcats, reshaping her fate after Charlie the falcon’s death.
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Price In Challenge State Jaycees Pick 70 Young Farmer At Tech
Tanner Laine of Avalaunche Journal reports on the state Jaycees selecting 70 young farmers for a tech event. The list highlights rising agricultural leaders set to engage in training and networking activities.
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New Look Behind Scenes at Teed’s Red Turf and Coach Lass
A feature explores Teed’s Big Red Spread from new artificial turf at Jones Stadium to Coach Bob Lass and his family. The piece includes an interview with Mrs Lass on handling basketball ups and downs and previews the Raiders’ coaching changes.
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DuPont Firm Posts 1969 Pretax Losses
Francis I duPont & Co reports a pretax loss of 7 701 000 for the year ending January 31 1969 against a prior period. The small investor figures show higher brokerage costs and unprofitability in the year.
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Thief Suing Homeowner Seeks Property Protection Victory
A Hawkeye state case outlines a homeowner dispute where a thief sues for protection of property under fire. The trial centered on intrusions, injuries, and damages, with sentences reduced on appeal and the case later heading to the Iowa Supreme Court for review.
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U.S. Forces Step Up Bombing Amid Tet Truce Violations
U S command bombs suspected enemy bases near Cambodia and Laotian border with B52s after Viet Cong cease fire. An allied landing craft hit a mine on Mien Gang River near the DMZ, leaving two Americans dead and five wounded.
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In Houston Park Shack Rape Murders Spark Fear
A decayed parking lot shack behind a Southwestern Bell building is demolished after the December rape and murder of Diane Lee Maxwell Jackson. Police report 32 officers and 1,200 man hours, 300 suspects, and a $5,000 reward with no arrest. Willie Bell Jr saw a man leaving in daylight. the killer remains at large.
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Southwestern ‘Bell Telephone
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Maxwell) Jackson
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Local farmer returns to revive vacant White land
A farmer named White resumes farming on a derelict tract, raising market swine cattle and milk cows while others lease nearby land. The operation began in 1434 as a new venture on land previously uncultivated. The prior operator moved away leaving the farm vacant. See TOP PARMER Page 0
Prayerful plea for guidance and strength in perilous days
A reader’s morning prayer asks Heavenly Father for divine wisdom and strength to endure the dangers of the day, asserting trust in God to prevent harm and sustain during trials.
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Weather Map for Lubbock and Vicinity
Partly cloudy and cooler with possible low cloudiness and fog early today. High near 60 and low near 50. Winds East to Northeast 5 to 15 MPH. Increasing cloudiness and cooler Monday.
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