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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1972

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OLD ROLES REJECTED New Independence For Widows

Chicago reports a shift in widowhood as grandmothers battle traditional care roles. Dr. Helen Lopata of Loyola University notes widows may live independently in their own homes, reducing reliance on children. A four year study of 200 widows found only 20 living with children.

Associated Press Chicago Helen Z. Lopata Loyola” University U.S

Amended Texas tax and crime news across papers

Texas Senate cites at least twelve million missing sales tax dollars due to lax collection by the Comptroller with estimates up to fifty eight million. The report labels enforcement as weak and urges an enforcement shift. Also noted are indictments in Dallas for forgery and embezzlement, and international items from Israel's pullout in Lebanon and Irish violence.

Austin Senate Texas Robert S. Calvert Legislture

Mutscher Bribery Trial Witnesses Named for Governors

Abilene court proceedings move forward as defense subpoenas Gov. Preston Smith and Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes to testify in the Gus Mutscher bribery conspiracy case. Smith and Barnes, both Democratic gubernatorial hopefuls, join Mutscher aide Rush McGinty and Rep. Tommy Shannon on related indictments. Jury selection continues with 16 of 20 prospects qualified, amid questions over Mutscher’s ties to financier Frank Sharp and Sharpstown Bank.

Associated New Abilene Preston Smith Ben Barnes Texas Gus Mutscher Mutscher Jim Ferguson Rush McGinty Tommy Shannon Fort Worth Houston Frank Sharp Smith Sharpstown State Bank Sharp Tional Bankers Life Insurance Co

Prayer of Devotion to God and His Kingdom

A devotional reader asks for total devotion and obedience to steward the possessions entrusted by God so they may be worthy to share the true wealth of Thy Kingdom Amen.

SOME LIKE IT Leap Year's Extra Day Here Again

Leap Year day arrives February 29 as a rare calendar correction. The piece explains the quadrennial adjustment and its effect on time, noting it knits loose minutes into one day and marks a red letter occasion for those who feel forever young.

Gerry Burton

Explosion Burns Down 13 Businesses in Butte

A massive early Monday explosion and fire in Butte Montana destroyed 13 downtown businesses with damages up to five million dollars. One injury a police officer who broke a car window to move it. Investigation ongoing. Firefighters over five hours contained the blaze.

Butte, Mont J.C. Penney

Ex-Beatle George Harrison and wife injured in crash

Former Beatle George Harrison and his wife Patti were injured when their car skidded and crashed on a highway west of London. Harrison, 29, was treated for cuts and head stitches. Patti Harrison suffered a bad concussion, police said.

London UPI George Harrison Harrison Patti

Nixon Returns From China With No Secret Deals

President Nixon arrives at Andrews Air Force Base after a 20,395 mile China mission hailed by thousands of officials. He asserts no secret deals were made and hopes seeds of peace will grow, as Dobrynin observes the arrival and Nixon plans a White House briefing with leaders and cabinet.

United Press International Washington Nixon China Andrews Air Force Base Anatoly F. Dobrynin Anchorage Alaska Chou Enlai United States Peking Pat Spiro T Agnew Hangchow Western Pacific Trica Julie White House Radioo Television Aude Ninon

Secret Pact Not Binding, Taipei Says

The Nationalist government of Taiwan declared on Monday it would deem any agreement Nixon made with the Chinese Communists as void in relation to Nationalist China. A Foreign Ministry statement said Taiwan’s position remains that the issue is settled only when the Nationalists recapture the mainland, while calling Nixon’s accord with Beijing an invitation of trouble. The note referenced awaiting U S input from Marshall Green and noted stock-market declines as anxieties rise over a potential Communist takeover.

Taipei - Chiang Kar-shek Nixon China Foreign Ministry Taiwan Marshall Green U.S United States Taipei

Midland resident Wesley Smith killed in fiery crash

Wesley Smith, 46, of Midland died when his car and a grain truck collided near the Martin County line seven miles north of here. The trucks exploded. Smith was trapped and pronounced dead at the scene. Ricky Lynn Richardson 21 of Olton and Gilbert Richardson of Olton escaped injury along with Joe Willie Fulbright of Midland. Fullbright’s car reportedly swerved prior to impact and Smith’s vehicle was dragged about 150 feet under the grain truck. Investigators and Midland fire units responded to extinguish the blaze.

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