Storm Bases Grip On Area Ends War Vigil
Dollie Browning kept two long vigils for her husband a World War II prisoner and for her son Air Force Captain Thomas Browning released from Vietnam captivity. She recalls the prolonged separation and the relief at reunion and notes wives are now better informed and prepared.
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Orlando, Fla
Dollie Browning
Vietnam
Air Force
Thomas Browning
Browning
Charlton Browning
Germany
Tommy
Citywide containerization eyed for Lubbock sanitation
Lubbock officials move toward city wide garbage containerization after a test in northeast and south Lubbock. The council pushed for plans to fund the program with revenue sharing money and potential federal funding, noting cost savings and job transitions for workers as routes are modernized.
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Vaughn Hendrie
Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Bryce Campbell
Carolyn A Dan
Morrs Turner Sud
Good Farm Year Seen By Experts
Washington based economists say 1973 will bring a strong farm year with net farm income near 19 billion, despite a potential dip in profits. Exports are expected to total about 11.1 billion for the year ending June, aided by grain sales to Soviet bloc and China.
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Washington (Ap
Sity Agriculture Department
Net Farm Inc
National Agricultural Outlook
Jaan
Redhina
Russia
USDA
Kyle Randall
Elerman
Tthe
Randall
Ecan
Food Costs Jump as Wages Lag and Social Security Tax Hits
Washington AP reports January price rise of 0.3 percent and a 1.1 percent drop in purchasing power for the average worker, the third straight monthly decline. Higher grocery costs and new social security taxes squeeze consumer budgets as unions plan new contracts for about five million workers.
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Washington
Labor Department
New Contract
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Prayer Note From Lois Patterson of Lathbock
A devotional prayer asks for courage through God’s grace when darkness hides his face. Lois Patterson of Lathbock signs the message in a simple, reverent tone.
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Christ
Lois Patterson
Lathbock
Panhandle South Plains Fair Extends Eight-Day Run in 1973
Directors voted to lengthen the exposition to eight days from six, with the fair starting Saturday September 22 and running through Saturday September 29. Officers re-elected include Lennis Baker as president and Joe Baldridge as vice president. Homer F Hunt was elected treasurer, Ik Nutstedler II fills a vacant seat, and Hilburn previously served on the board. Two shows are scheduled daily at 5 30 p m and 8 30 p m with final entertainment choices pending.
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Lennis Baker
Joe Baldridge
Homer F. Hunt
Marvin Bo Hchora Jr
Hilburn
Varius
Ik Nutstedler II
Juary
Steve J. Lewis
Diplomacy Replaces Military Role In World Affairs
William J. Dyess of the US Department at Texas Tech urges more diplomacy and less military action in world affairs. He says diplomatic work rises three to four fold as the military lessens. Dyess spoke to Tech classes, visited a Tech Center reception, and planned talks at Wayland College. He weighs each action for American interests and says he acts as a lawyer for the United States.
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Gerry Burton
United States
Te US
Texas Tech
William J. Dyess
Dyess
Tech
Tech Center
Wayland College
Soviet Union
Russian Says Relations Toward U S Improving
Soviet official Gleb Smirnov told a Wayland College audience that recent U S USSR treaties have made peace possible and trade could triple. He cited past cooperation, urged continued improvement, and referenced demarcation talks with China and broader world peace aims.
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Jerry Huddleston
Plainview
United Nations
New York City
United States
Russia
Gleb A. Smirney
Wayland College
U.S
Ussr
Nixon outlines tax reform focus and proposed bills
In a statement to Congress President Nixon pledges tax reform with closing loopholes and proposes measures to aid the elderly, provide tax relief, and improve private pensions, unemployment insurance, minimum wage, and transportation, with further recommendations expected this year.
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Washington
Ress
Nixon
Congresstion
Congress
State of the Union
Nison Heli
Weather Map Clipped Notes On Saturday Forecast
Fragmentary weather page notes show a forecast for Saturday with misty conditions tonight and a high for the day. Mentions southerly wind and variable temperatures across regions, with unclear place names and measurements due to damaged text.
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Labteck
Masimur
US and China Move Toward Normal Diplomatic Ties
The United States and China announced progress toward full diplomatic relations with mutual recognition in Beijing and Washington. Henry Kissinger described four major achievements including normalization goals, reducing military danger, and pledges not to seek regional hegemony as talks followed Nixon's visit and ongoing discussions in Peking.
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Washington
United States
China
Peking
Nixon
Mainland
Henry 4. Jhissinger
Vietnam
Kissinger
Charman May
Tse Ting
Chow En
Snowstorm Closes Schools and Trails in Lubbock Region
Snowfall of up to nine inches paralyzed parts of Lubbock and the South Plains, closing schools and halting cotton harvest. Rapid melt and lingering flurries kept driving hazards through the night as warnings remained in effect for the Panhandle South Plains and higher elevations west of the Pecos.
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Avalanche-Journal State
Lubbock
South Plains
Panhandle-South Plains
Pecos
National Weather Service
Panhandle
New Mexico
NWS
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