Albert Opposes Revenue Sharing in Wake of Veto
Rep. Carl Albert said a vetoed bill to fund public service jobs with about 1 billion dollars yearly will be revised by the new Congress as a priority. He argued against Nixon’s revenue sharing and warned that tax money would be spent by others, stressing local funding without strings. Nixon plans to lay out his State of the Union agenda January 22.
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Washington
UPI
Carl Albert
House
Congress
Oklahoma Democrat
Alpert
Nixon
Mills
Albert
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Praised for Storm Work Lubbock CAB Faces 1971 Prospects
The Lubbock Community Action Board rebuilt after the May 11 tornado that killed 26 and caused $135 million in damage. Paul Gallaway of the Office of Economic Opportunity praised its recovery role and community ties as CAB funding continues for 1971. Four staff resignations followed, including director T. J. Patterson who left for Texas Tech.
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Lubbock Community Action Board
Gary Shultz
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Community Action Board
Office of Economic Opportunity
Paul Gallaway
OEO
CAB
Gallaway
Oefo Urban Division
T. J. Patterson
College of Business
Texas Tech University
Fred Buchanan
Patterson
Murray Peppers
Anne Mae Jones
Bill Gordon
Lubbock County
Daniel G. Higgins Jr
31St St
Alfredo Farcia Jr
United Fund
Guadalupe
Mae Simmons
Chris Harwell
Mi Casita
Ruel Martin
Arnett-Benson
Posey
J. A. Chatman Park
Smoke exposure harms children in Texas A&M study
West Texas State University researcher Dr. A J Luquette reports that adults who smoke raise heart rate blood pressure and carbon monoxide levels in children in both smoking and non smoking homes The 52 children aged 6 to 13 from Texas A M faculty and staff families underwent 30 minute smoking environment exposures before medical tests and the study notes immediate effects resemble those on the smoker but cancer risk remains unproven The findings will be presented at the Southern District meeting in Oklahoma City February 26 28
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Texas A&m University
A. J. Luquette
Luquette
Texas A&m
CAB
Lubbock City- County
Raymond E. Meyer
Texas Tech University
Jack A. Ellis
13Th St
Now is a Little Word for Time of Regret and Plans
A reflective line notes how the phrase now marks moments of regret over past actions and dreams of future deeds. It frames time as a pause between memory and intention.
Winkler Group Ends Yuletide Mexico Trip Delivering Help
Twenty six Winkler County residents return from the fifth Christmas journey to Mexico in the Helping Hands Across the Border project. Led by ten Rotary Club members, the group visited Palomas and Loma de Juarez near the Presidio Ojinaga border, entering via a dirt road through a canyon to the Rio Grande area.
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Eloise Roe
Avalanche-Journal
Kermit
Winkler County
Mexico
Rotary Club
Homemakers of
America
Presidio- Ojinaga
Palomas
Loma de Juarez
Ojinaga
Rio Grande
Stewardess Foils 707 Skyjacking Plot Near Denver
TWA stewardess Linda Barnard said a man threatened to hijack a jet to Lake Tahoe but she talked him into safety as his .22 pistol lay on the seat. FBI agents and federal marshals arrested Patrick Miranda of Bound Brook New Jersey and charged him with carrying a pistol aboard. He is jailed in Denver City.
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Denver
UPI
TWA
Linda Barnard
Lake Tahoe
FBI
Patrick Miranda
Bound Brook
N.J
New York
Las Vegas
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American Association of Health
Oklahoma
Dick Allison
Eugene, Ore
Eugene
Allison
Winkler Group
Winkler
Briercroft Savings & Loan
Savings and Loan
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