Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition 1912
The fragment describes the Lubbock Avalanche Journal weekly morning edition with Southwestern Newspapers Company, associates in Lubbock Texas. It lists staff roles including Vice President General Manager J C Rickman Jay Harris Advertising Director and Editorial Page Editor as of Monday Morning February 12 1912.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Southwestern
Capa
Texas
National & Ceverising
Rapreventatives
Texas Daily Prese
Saeague
Betas
Hevociated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
Warl N. Can
David E. Knapp
Directo
Eaine
Robert C. McVay
William E. McIntosh
Piranlation
Mangget
Imbbork
New US Olympic Plan Promises Better Participation
The USOC, under new leaders Phili Krumm and Col. Donald Miller, aims to revamp the system to field stronger athletes. Proposals include more pre team financial aid, athlete representation on boards, and strict rules against political propaganda or country violations, addressing concerns of professionalism and disruption ahead of Montreal 1976.
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U.S
Phili Krumm
Donald Miller
Soviet Union
Ussr
USOC
Captain Heck’s Refusal Faces Court Appeal For Discharge
Air Force Captain Michael Heck, after 175 B52 missions and prior combat flights, seeks to overturn an other than honorable discharge for refusing a bombing raid over North Vietnam on grounds of conscientious objection. He argues personal moral conflict though he faced a serious offense for disobeying a general order.
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AIR Force
Michael Heck
North Vietnam
Hanoi-Haiphong
Heck
Hartke Will Fly Grandstanding Over Airport Searches
Indiana Democrat Sen Vance Hartke has reached a turning point in anti skyjacking airport search protests. He will submit to the search after a pro forma protest, arguing congressional immunity except for treason or felony. Phoenix officials should be praised for screening, while airlines face FAA crackdowns for allowing him aboard without checks. Hartke’s plan avoids bus travel.
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Vance Martke
Indiana
Congress
Harthe
Phoenix
Federal Aviation Administration
Hartke
St Louis Woman Behind Harassing Ring of Calls
A 56 year old widow in St Louis was charged with harassing four families via phone calls over two years. One household faced up to 128 calls daily, traced to 100 calls from ten booths in a day. Police describe her method as calling and hanging up, fighting officers during arrest, and allegedly using free speech as a shield.
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St. Louis
President's Power To Impound Funds Sparks Debate
Washington notes debate over whether the President must spend every dollar lawmakers authorize or can withhold or defer outlays. Analysts warn split control risks inefficiency and inflation, urging closer cooperation between Congress and the President to set priorities and avoid waste. Questions linger about constitutional impoundment and executive power.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Great Britain
Pany
Supreme Court
Mardi Gras Fear Persists in New Orleans
Corrosive fear grips New Orleans as Mardi Gras nears amid alarmist talk of new violence after the Howard Johnson hotel massacre. Officials urge calm while skeptics question the basis of heightened anxiety.
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New Orleans
Howard Johnson
Victor Schiro
Joseph Giarrusso
Landrieu
Moon Landrieu
Moon
New Orleans Fear and Drug News Mix After Howard Johnson Slayings
In New Orleans, officials seek calm after the Howard Johnson shooting and rising racial tension. Drug enforcement shows a 69 percent surge in seizures in 1972, with heroin seizures tripling since 1967 and a 16 percent rise in narcotics arrests, while a House panel urges massive federal aid for in school drug programs and a proposed $5 billion education and enforcement plan.
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Washington
Vernon D
Mike) Acree
Bureau of Customs
House Select Committee On Crime
Mike Acree
Customs
Bureau
House
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Lubbock Regional Airport Readies New Runway Phase
The Lubbock Regional Airport near completion of the main north south runway opens in good weather and bad. The $6.4 million project began last June, with total cost potentially reaching $25 million including $14 million local funds and $11 million federal spending. Upon completion, a passenger can travel from home to Dallas or Houston with minimal weather exposure, and a modern terminal building is planned with bids expected May or June and construction starting August.
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Lubbock
Pesamautre
Diels
Ber Vate
Americ
Midland
Marvin Coffee
Coffee
Quirt Avenue
Canyon
Srea
Siberia
Acne and jurors cited in mixed column of notes
Dr D Eber brook links acne woes to self esteem and suggests flattering the patient to aid recovery. Jurors fail to reach unanimous verdicts on first ballots in many criminal cases, with eight to four splits common. FAQs answer questions on thumb sucking age average child weight and popular shoe size for women.
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D. Eberbrook
Nebraska Psychiatric Institute
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Chicago
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Los Angeles
PTA
Treasury
Mardi Gras
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Superdome
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Mark Essex
Essex
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Brotherhood of Man
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America
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Fort Worth
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