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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1972
Page
4
Federal court mistake filing fee ruling untimely
A Dallas three judge panel struck down Texas new primary election filing fee law, revisiting a 1970 ruling. They question the limits of fees, pauper oath, and petition paths while noting deadlines February 7 and May 6 primaries. The piece criticizes federal courts for haste and urges deference to the Supreme Court.
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SRAL
Dallas
Texas
Homer Thornberry
Sarah T. Hughes
William M. Taylor, Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
Fed
Supreme Court
Nixon Eyes Value-Added Tax to Fix School Finance
President Nixon signals a possible year end proposal to replace local property taxes with a national value-added tax to address inequities in school funding. He cites court rulings against property tax and warns of taxpayer revolts while awaiting recommendations from two commissions and March reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Congress
Presidential Commission On
Advisory Commission On Inter- Governmental Relations
Treasury Department
Nivow
Peace moves in Vietnam lift hopes for 1972 pullout
President Nixon signals a reduction to about 69,000 U S troops in Vietnam by May with aims to halve the force by summer. The Viet Namization plan continues as U S advisers, helicopters, and air support aid South Vietnam while negotiations in Paris seek a settlement and prisoner releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Indochina
United St
Thailand
Congress
United States
Paris
Southeast Asia
North
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Red China
Moscow
Peking
Hanoi
That Girl on Broadway Says It’s Wise to Count Change
Martha McKeever Ellert notes in a Today’s Po column that faith in human nature is tempered by prudent money sense as prices rise. The piece wryly observes that many frogskins are needed for sheepskin and that most children are basically sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Martha McKeever Ellert
Cupid and the economy spark a 70s marriage boom
Virginia Payette argues that business leaders rely on Cupid to drive new customers as millions of young adults will marry in the next decade. Census data suggest 6 million in the 2034 bracket and 4.5 million births, with households buying homes, furniture, and appliances. The piece ties consumer demand to marriages, marriage rates, and long-term spending trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Korea airfield talks end abruptly in 15 minutes
In Washington, President Truman proposed a road to security plan totaling 85.444 billion dollars for 1952 53. Many election year lawmakers protested the size saying it must be trimmed by billions. delegates discussing airfield issues had just held a third brief meeting in as many days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre l'Enfant
Washington
Monsener L'Enfant
Henry Ford
Babelville
Potomac
Tahoka
Bro. Crain
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Korea
Thorny Airfield
Truman
Congress
End Seen By Election
A White House source predicts South Vietnam will fully assume war effort by election day. Nixon aims to withdraw U.S. forces, with potential POW prisoner release tied to reaching a bargain with Hanoi. Publicly analysts note a residual force may linger as leverage.
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Nixon
Hanoi
Washington
White House
Richard Nixon
U.S
Saigon
South Vietnam
Defense
Melvin Laird
North Vietnam
China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
Pass It On and Oddities From a Sleepless Night
LM Boyd muses on sleep, travel, storms, and quirky facts from Florida studies to folklore. Notes include passports for military wives, a new day starting at 00 01, odd questions about bats and pants, and Franklin’s kite experiment linked to a cellar door. Address: 1976 Fort Worth Texas Boyd P.O. Box 102.
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Texas
Boyd
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