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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1976

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Chou En-lai dies at 78 in Peking after cancer

Premier Chou En-lai of the People's Republic of China died in Peking at 9:57 a.m. local time. He was 78. President Ford and U.S. officials offered condolences noting his role in fostering U.S.-China relations. Possible successors include Teng Hsiao-ping and Wang Hung-wen as the leadership discussed a smooth transition. The Chinese government announced his death through Heinhua with a formal obituary.

Tokyo Chow Enlai People’s Republic of China United States Peking Heinhua Chow Ford Washington China Teng Defense Yeh Chien-ying Ina Chou Presid Communist Party of China Standing Committee National People’s Centres State Council of the People’s Republic of China Chou Er-lai C.P.C. Central C.P.C. Central Committee State Council People's Republic of China Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference Henry A. Kissinger Chou En-lai Richard M. Nixon San Clem

Lebanese Army Palestinians Clash Legislators End Hearings

Texas legislators adjourned a subcommittee probe into the Lubbock State School amid rumors and lingering questions. The session featured clashes and ongoing debate as officials closed hearings.

Texas Legislative Lubbock State School

Thaw Eases Icy Blitz as North Texas Sees Warmer Outlook

The Arctic blast eases on the South Plains with thawing ice and rising temps in Lubbock while East Texas fears frozen gas wells. Across the region deaths from the storm total at least 26 from accidents and cold heart attacks as Citrus growers endure the chill in the Rio Grande Valley.

A-3 South Plains East Texas Rio Grande Valley

Warships Talk Hit By Reds

The U S government reports three Soviet ships near Angola prompting concern over possible increased Russian activity in the Angola conflict. Moscow denies any Soviet warships or naval movements off Angola. Pentagon, CIA officials offer cautious responses.

U.S Angola Moscow Kremlin Pentagon William Greener

Beirut clashes rise as army clashes with Palestinian guerrillas

Beirut news reports heavy fighting between the Lebanese army and Palestinian guerrilla units trying to break from the Tel Zaatar camp area. More than 100 killed and eight kidnapped as battles spread through Ein Rummaneh Nabaa and Sinn Elfil neighborhoods amid fears of Lebanon’s partition.

Beirut Lebanon Syria Israel Tel Zaater Ein Rummaneh Nabaa Sinn Elfil Tel Zaatar Feee News Surney Wae

Weather Map Page 2-A Lubbock Area Forecast

Fair and warmer through Saturday with high near the 60s and low tonight around 40s. Southwest winds 15 to 20 mph today. Data lists city by city readings and sunrise sunset times for the region, noting humidity ranges and day forecasts.

Lubbock

Comic Dictionary Middle Age Definition

A humorous entry defines middle age as the life phase when the middle grows faster than the age, a playful contrast highlighting aging quirks and self aware wit. The line invites readers to recall personal milestones with a light tone.

Campbell exits Lubbock City Council term

Dr Bryce Campbell announced Thursday he will not seek a second term on the Lubbock City Council for Place 4. Elected in 1972, Campbell cites qualified citizens who should get involved while remaining active in local affairs. Bill McAlister has filed to run for the seat in the April 3 election.

Bryce Campbell Lubbock Campbell Bill McAlister

Prayer Note from A Reader Reflects Gratitude

A Readers prayer expresses gratitude for life and asks for divine guidance to use it as intended by God in heaven. The brief keeps a reverent, reflective tone suitable for a religious page or column.

Doctor Testimony Challenges Murder Claim in Foster Child Death

Dr. Robert Merrill testified that Bobby Allen Johnson likely died from an unusual liver disease rather than trauma. The three year old foster child died after a May 14 hospitalization for unconsciousness, leading to homicide ruling and a murder indictment of Bill Malone and Barbara Malone.

Texas Tech University School of Medicine Bobby Allen Johnson Merrill Bill Malone Barbara Bangor Ave Johnson Bobby Malones Methodist Hospital Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy 99Th District Court

American English Hailed In Britain

The BBC thanks the United States for the English language in a bicentennial year documentary titled A Common Tongue. Linguist Tony Cash notes Americans shape and popularize words and expressions, from business to film and television, aiding British usage.

London API British Broadcasting Corp United States England BBC Tony Cash

Mystery Death at Mission San Jose Leaves Questions Unanswered

At Mission San Jose Catholic Church mourners gathered for Marcella Valenzuela a 20 year old Lubbock dancer who died suddenly in a small Lubbock apartment. Her death certificate lists no cause of death leaving family and clergy seeking answers amid sorrow and reverence.

Howard Swindle Cereatropa Marcella Elizabeth Valenzuela Carlsbad Mission San Jose Catholic Church Lubbock Marcella Mission San Jose Beamed, Suverely Valenzuela

Nixon Birthday Privacy At San Clemente Estate

President Nixon celebrated a private birthday at his San Clemente residence with a small group of friends and former White House aides in attendance. The gathering was described as a low key family affair held away from public view.

Nixon San Clemente Calif UPI Nixon Ee Censors Anden Ncan White House

Hospital Expansion Approved Amid Austin Duress

The Texas Health commission approved expansion of a hospital's facilities in Austin amid controversy. The plan includes new accelerator and imaging devices with a total cost near 5 000 000 dollars.

Austin Texas Health Lubbck Sion

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