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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1970

Page

3

Senate group to study birth control pill safety

A Senate subcommittee chaired by Senator Gaylord Nelson opens hearings on the safety of oral contraceptives. Witnesses will discuss possible genetic damage sterility cancer and heart and blood clot risks while lawmakers seek to inform users about health hazards. Nelson notes millions use the pill with many unaware of potential side effects.

Washington Ben Oe Senate Congress Gaylord Nelson D-Wis Nelson David Carr Department of Anatomy Mi Master University Ontario Martin Legator Us, Food and Drug Administration M. James Whitelaw O'Connor San Jose Cali Roy Hertz Rockefeller University New York Hertz United States FDA Drug Administration Brush Committee On Safety of Drugs

Eggers Plans Parley With Nixon On Race

Wichita Falls attorney and Treasury counsel Eggers hopes to discuss a Texas governorship bid with President Nixon later this week. He cites family considerations and says finances could shape his decision while he weighs running against Gov. Preston Smith. Eggers met with Sen. John Tower on funding a 70 race and expects a decision soon.

Leslie Carpenter Avalanche.Journal Washington Bureau Washington Paul Eggers Wichita Falls Treasury Department Uesday Nixon Texas Eggers Preston Smith John Tower Smith Egvers

Weather map shows Arctic cold, fog and rain across Texas

The forecast reports lingering Arctic chill with fog and drizzle in Texas and nearby areas. Lubbock and Midland see low visibility in mornings, with temperatures rising to the upper 90s elsewhere and a colder night expected. Another winter storm sweeps the Pacific states with gale warnings and snow in the northwest. The nation records a 29 below zero low at International Falls, Minnesota.

Texas Lubbock Big Spring Midland San Angels Weather Bureau Pacific States California Washington International Falls Minn

British case Mate fears wife dead in London

Muriel McKay, wife of London newspaper executive Alex McKay, is presumed dead after five weeks since her disappearance on December 3. Police searched Wimbledon Park as McKay accepts the likelihood of abduction and warns her arthritis treatment could endanger her if withheld.

London Muriel McKay xAlex McKay Sunday News of the World McKay Wimbledon Park

Early Inspection Urged By DPS

The Department of Public Safety urged motorists to have cars inspected early to avoid long lines before the April 1 deadline. DPS said large numbers of motorists have not yet been inspected.

Birth Announcements List Multiple Daughters and Sons

A series of birth notices from area hospitals records newborn girls and boys with weights ranging from 4 pounds 7 ounces to 7 pounds 4 ounces. Fathers' occupations include hospital staff postal service and church positions while mothers are named with caregivers and family ties.

Biro Claude Savell Lith Dever Texas Hospital U.S. Postal Service

Public tributes mark MLK birthday across nation

Hymns and speeches echo from Brooklyn antipoverty center in tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. as public schools and universities close on Thursday. In Atlanta, King's body rests at Ebenezer Baptist Church ahead of a noon service and planned memorials. Governors Rockefeller Curtis Mandel proclaim Martin Luther King Memorial Day in several states.

Martin Luther King Jr Brooklyn Newro Atlanta King Southview Cemetery Ebenezer Baptist Church Youth In Action Community Corp Antipoverty Agency King Monedas America Bes Walter Po Offutt New York Nelson A Rockefeller Martin Luther King

IRS Clarifies Credit Card Tax Payment Plan in Ohio

IRS said it did not approve the Columbus plan to let taxpayers charge taxes to BankAmericaid drafts up to $500 payable to the IRS. Bank and bank officials discussed the scheme but the agency did not bless it or reject it. The IRS will treat drafts as valid checks if processed by the Federal Reserve Bank, with payments potentially due over months at 1 percent monthly interest.

Times Square New York Broadway Hard 44Th Streets Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS Ohio City National Bank and Trust Company Columbus BankAmericaid Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland West Virginia Kentucky Pennsylvania BankAmericard Federal Reserve Bank City National Bank Colorado Wyoming Montana North Dakota New Mexico

Six Missing Checks Turn Up In Lubbock Stores

Deputy Turner said six checks stolen from Acme Brick Co. were cashed in Lubbock groceries and a beer depot, totaling about 339 dollars. Five checks were cashed in grocery stores and one at a beer depot by a Latin American man. About 40 company checks were stolen in the burglary.

Willie Turner Acme Brick Co 34Th St Lubbock Turner Patsy Ormand F. 26Th St Street Fir Avenue

Southern Senators Expecting Dixie High Court Nominee

UPI report notes Nixon may select a southern judge for the Supreme Court seat left vacant since May 1969 after Fortas resignation. Names floated include Ted Dalton Rich. Oren Lewis Alesan. Walter Hoffman. Clement Haynsworth. Richard Poff. Bernard Segal. Baker backs William Miller. Haynsworth faced confirmation issues over financial dealings.

Dixie High Court Washington UPI Aalioue Guen Justice Department Howard Baker R-Tenn Nixon Louis H. Burke California Supreme Court Baker William E. Miller Nashville U.S. District Court Middle District of Tennessee John N.mitchell Miller Abi Fortas Louis Wolfson Senate Haynsworth Greenville D.C Sen Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Mason-Dixon Line

Former Governor Backs Bentsen in Texas Senate Bid

Former Gov John Connally endorsed Lloyd Bentsen Jr in his bid to unseat Sen Ralph Yarborough in Texas. Connally, a longtime Yarborough foe, said he may not campaign publicly but will support Bentsen and join the effort during a Fort Worth stop as Bentsen meets with prominent Democrats across the state.

Fort Worth Bentsen Jr John Connally Bentsen Ralph Yarbrough D-Tex Connally Yarborough

Three Prisoners Shot To Death In Soledad Yard

In Soledad California a guard at the maximum security state prison opened fire in the exercise yard killing three inmates who were brawling. The guard fired four shots after warnings were ignored as an investigation was launched into the incident 190 miles south of San Francisco.

Soledad Calif Soledad State Prison San Francisco

Award Winning Chemist Speaks At Tech Today

Dr Milton Harris will deliver a lecture on The Science Revolution Phase II in Room 101 Chemistry Building. Sponsored by the Robert A Welch Foundation, Harris chairs the American Chemical Society and leads Harris Research Laboratories with 35 patents and 200 papers. Dr W O Milligan of the Welch Foundation will join and confer with Tech staff and grantees in several sciences.

Milton Harris At & Pm Harris Robert A. Welch Foundation American Chemical Society Gillette Company Harris Research Laboratories, Inc Gillette Laboratories W.O. Milligan Welch Foundation of Houston de Harris Milligan Tech Welch Foundation

Denture Adhesive Promises Firmer Fit with FASTEETH

Worried about loose dentures? FASTEETH denture adhesive powder promises to keep plates firmer longer for easier eating. Alkaline formula won’t sour or gum up, and dentists recommend proper denture fit with regular checkups. Get FASTEETH at drug counters.

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