Lubbock Morning Issue Dated February 23 1973
Lubbock Morning issue page details staff credits and affiliations. Names include Robert R. Norris vice president general manager J C Rickman Jay Harris business manager Carl N. Ca David E Knapp advertising director Bert C. McVay William McIntosh editors in Lubbock Texas. The publication notes Associated Press and United Press International distribution.
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United Press International
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
Bastor Carl N. CA
David E. Knapp
Baltor
Bert C. McVay
William. McIntosh
Supreme Court Redistricting Ruling Encourages Fair Maps
The Supreme Court's 5 to 3 decision allows state legislatures more leeway in redistricting while curbing frivolous boundary violations. It signals tolerance for up to 16.4 percent variation in district sizes and urges maps respect community interests, though it warns against partisan gerrymandering.
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Virginia
Richmond
Avalanche Journal
Texas
Supreme Court
Williams, Douglas
Thurgood Marshall
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Warren Burger
Potter Stewart
Byron White
Marty Blackman
William Rehnquist
Tragedy Sparks Worldwide Indictments Over Libyan Airliner Shootdown
The incident deepens Middle East tensions as world leaders accuse Israel of rapid fire in shooting down a Libyan airliner. Arab and UN voices condemn the act as murder, while Israelis defend their actions amid a charged, divided international reaction.
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Names and clashes color a turbulent space era
An edited jumble reports a name change for Houston space center to the Johnson Space Center and notes Johnson's legislation of NASA. It covers Libyan airliner intruding into Israeli territory and Israeli responses, with international reactions from Maariv and The London Times amid Middle East tensions and ongoing crisis rhetoric.
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Houston
Nixon
Jondon B. Johnson Space Center
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Johnson
Congress
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Grim rants on youth and wit spark a historic political din
An editorial voice riffs on the young generation and political humor, recalling Nixon McGovern Kennedy and McCarthy with bemused skepticism. It notes the era’s solemn mood, media overload, and fears for American culture while urging wiser wit.
Nixon says campus thinking is out of step with nation
Henry J. Taylor reports President Nixon calls college thought odd and out of the mainstream. He cites Yale Daily News findings that only 20 percent of undergraduates view themselves as middle of the road and six percent as conservative, compared with 42 and 14 percent nationwide per Gallup.
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Princeton
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George McGovern For President and Mr. Nixon
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Candi Hall
Pulse of youth and tax talk swirl in Nixon notes
A Reader's Digest survey and IRS audit notes color Nixon's statements on liberal trends among professors and students. The piece contrasts college and noncollege views on communism, politics, and government service while detailing audit odds by region and tips to navigate tax scrutiny.
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Ducky Enouh
Nixon
Those Good Old Days and the Quiet Yearnings
Jay Harris reflects on nostalgia and the lure of the good old days. He notes both positives and negatives, arguing the past promises peace and quiet even as modern life brings more stress, money worries, and rapid change. A humorous FW magazine tale about a Texas couple during a tornado adds a light counterpoint.
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Reed bill to cut personal income tax in House action
Rep Reed vows 10 percent income tax cut bill will be called up and passed in the House. West Berlin police report communist police killed a man and wounded a fleeing woman as they crossed into the American sector. Across the Soviet Zone the Red Gestapo conducts hundreds of arrests. Vienna voters reject both communism and neo Nazism in parliamentary election signaling Austria's free country stance.
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Washington
INS
Reed
Vienna
Austria
Humorous Q and A Byte from L M Boyd Column
A string of light questions and answers ranges from social belonging surveys to gear about becoming a commercial artist. It notes casual trivia on divorce risk among actors bartenders and salesmen and ends with readers mailing to L M Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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L. M. Boyd
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