Connally urges press to frame crises with pause and perspective
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally, a Democrat in the Nixon administration, urged Washington reporters to ease sensational coverage of crises. He defended government efforts but called the Phase I price program a 90 day trial and argued meat prices have risen but are near 21 year lows in real terms. He noted food costs as a share of disposable income and remarked he would remain bemused without his humor.
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New Mexico Legislature Ends Session With Tax Reforms And Reapportionment
The 1972 New Mexico legislature adjourned after 30 days with major tax measures and self-reapportionment. It approved a $289.8 million General Appropriations Act and near $308 million total spending, while a cross-chamber clash over marijuana penalties delayed adjournment briefly.
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Cultural Awareness Institute Draws Texas Educators
Lubbock and Lamesa school personnel will attend a Mexican-American Cultural Awareness Institute at Atkins Junior High School Friday and Saturday. The National Education Task Force of La Raza sponsors the traveling program with an address by Simon Gonzalez from UCLA. Gonzalez will speak at 8 p.m. Friday after a 6 p.m. registration and welcome from Lubbock Superintendent Ed Trons and Abel Acosta.
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Two Seek Office on School Board in Lubbock
Joe Trujillo and Joe Valdez both of Lubbock announce Saturday night at the Coney Island Cafe to campaign for Place 2 on the School Board and Place 2 on the City Council. Frank Alvarez praised their candidacies as a first for Mexican-Americans and urged community cooperation. Saturday seminar topics covered cultural awareness classroom implications and community-school relations.
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