Mars Likely Alive With Volcanic Activity Says NASA
Dr Bradford Smith of New Mexico State University cites evidence of water on Mars and volcanic centers with heavy cratering, suggesting Mars may be an ancient but active world. Masursky notes oldest craters about 3 billion years old while Nix Olympica appears younger with few impacts.
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Mars
Bradford Smith
New Mexico
Uni
Harold Masursky
U.S. Geological Survey
Masursky
Nix Olympica
Smith
Fice Mariner
Texas Tech Eyes Land Purchase Near Brownfield
Texas Tech officials confirm serious consideration is given to buying nearly 7,000 acres north of Brownfield for agricultural production. The land would serve as an agriculture field laboratory while the deal remains unsettled and final University comment waits on closure. D H Short in Port Elizabeth receives a five dollar parking ticket after returning to his car to find a meter installed and an unread feed.
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Brownfield
Texas Tech University Foundation
Avalanche Journal
George Fielding
University Foundation
University
College of Agricultural Sciences
Tech
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
H. Short
Vietnam Ceasefire Near as Both Sides Prepare
Reports from Saigon indicate both North and South Vietnam are awaiting a cease-fire with preparations underway. South Vietnam’s Thieu and Tran Van Lam discuss terms with Haig while U.S. officials weigh a unilateral halt. Diplomatic circles foresee an imminent end to hostilities with a U.S. guarantee alongside Soviet and Chinese involvement.
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Sai
Vietnam
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M. Haig Jr
Viet Cong
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Pal
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Lam
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Secur
Ity Council
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China
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le Duc Tho
Paris
Laxembourg
Claude Toniean
Padio Luxembourg
Saigon Radioo
Fiei
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LAMESA Woman Known As Mom Remains Active At 87
A local Lubbock area woman famed as Mom continues an energetic life at age 87. The piece highlights her community ties and long-standing active involvement, reflecting on her influence and daily routines.
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Lubbock
Area
Temperature Slide Across South Plains Delivers Mild Winds
Fair skies prevail with cooler temperatures on the South Plains after a weak front. Winds to 40 mph, sunshine expected today and Friday with no precip. Lubbock forecast highs near 55 after Wednesday's 65, lows in the mid 30s.
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Charles Richards
Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Mit
National Weather Service
Lubbock Regional
Labybock
City Swine Producer Wins New Accolade
T BUELLINER of Lubbock, president of the National Pork Producers Council, was named Man of the Year in Southwest Agriculture for 1872 by Progressive Farmer magazine. Lin er organized Labhock Swine Breeders, Inc., in 1961 and built it into a model copied nationwide. Page 12.
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Avalanche-Journal
T. Buelliner
Lubbock
National Pork Producers Council
Progressive Farmer Magazine
del Deterling
The
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Linetier
NPPC
Des Moines
Iowa
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Liner
Texas Pork Producers Association
Deterling
Labhock Swine Breeders, Inc
Beg City
Panels Approve Nixon Nominees for Cabinet Posts
Washington, UPD James T. Lynn and Casper Weinberger won Senate committee approval Wednesday for Nixon’s second term cabinet. Lynn secured approval as secretary of Housing and Urban Development after debate over federal housing aid principles. Weinberger named secretary of Health Education and Welfare.
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James T. Lynn
Casper Weinberger
Senate
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Weinberner
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Eduucation and Welfare
Prayer for peace and prosperity in the new year
A reader offers a hopeful New Year message asking for divine peace and prosperity for the world. The text expresses faith and a call for open hearts toward a higher power.
Hobby Wins Fight as Texas Senate Presiding Officer
William P Hobby defeated veteran Sen. H J Blanchard and pushed through rules changes on his first day as presiding officer. The package limits minority reports and raises the two thirds vote bar to print bills, while Hobby reshapes committee appointments and faces further opposition from Maury and Moore.
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Govenor
Blanchard
Economic Development Committee
Hobby
Senate Committee
Tom Creighton
Tmineral Wells
Dallas
Oscar Mauzy
P Hobby
Maury
Hed
Sen
Walliam
Moore
Jarvan
One Corona Juror Still Holding Out
A juror in the Corona mass murder trial remains the lone holdout after 44 hours of deliberations and seven days of court sessions. The panel, at Solano County Courthouse, is split 8 to 1 with the foreman reporting a 9 to 1 vote previously. Corona, a Mexican farm contractor from Yuba City, is charged with killing 25 workers and burying them under peach orchards along the Feather River in 1971. He remains hospitalized with chest pains and will stay at the prison hospital until the next court session.
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Duan V. Corona
Convine
Ernest Phillips
Hirison
Corona
Corona Iso
Iheath
California
Weather Map Page Notes for Lubbock and Vicinity
Weather page from Lubbock area shows fair conditions with a high around 40 degrees and northwest winds 16 to 20 mph. No precipitation is expected though some scattered clouds may appear. temperatures range from near 40 to lows in the upper teens.
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Mo Som
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Ie Bain
Ode
Yai
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Maitia
Ieee
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FAR
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Denver
RM Whales
Missouri banker and family found slain in extortion plot
Ripley County investigators say bank president Robert Kitterman his wife Bertha and daughter Roberta were bound to trees and shot to death in the Ozarks. The case centers on an extortion plan with $15,000 missing from the bank.
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UPI
Missouri Ozarks
Ripley County
Howard Jackson
Robert Kitterman
Bertha
Roberta
Jackson
Kitterman
Borties
Witterman
Aftee
White House removes oil import barriers to ease heating fuel shortage
The White House announces a temporary liberalization of heating fuel imports through April 20 to ease winter shortages. Officials say domestic refineries must boost production, while imports could add up to nearly 1 million barrels per day to meet demand amid cold weather.
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UPI
White House
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Lincoln
Himergrency Preparedness
Ray Madden
David
Prank No Deard
American Petroleum Institute
Lineau
Midwest
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
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