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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1973

Page

3

1972 Trade Deficit Seen Worst In U.S. History

Washington reports 1972 trade deficit at 6.4 billion dollars, the largest in history, with exports at 49.1 billion and imports at 55.5 billion. Commerce Dept cites devaluation, slower imports, and rising prices as factors, while the Nixon administration seeks reforms and a new approach via the world monetary system.

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Washington U.S United States Congress Commerce Department Department Canada Europe Japan

Tech Air Group To Host Meet At Texas Tech Inn

The Texas Tech University Arnold Air Society chapter will host about 250 members from 10 universities across Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas for its annual area conclave at the Red Raider Inn. Lubbock officials proclaim POW MIA Week as part of the event. Brigadier General James M. Breedlove, now at Randolph AFB, will address Friday’s banquet. he is a former Reese AFB commander and Lubbock native.

Texas Tech University Arnold Air Society Air Force Reserve Training Corps ROTC Red Raider Inn Gary Trennepohl Tech Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Trennepohl Lubbock Jack Baker Morris Turner Mack E. Bakery Aerospace Studies James M. Breedlove Air Training Command

Zoning Case Defeated Near South Plains Mall Expansion

Nearby residents blocked a spot zoning request for commercial use on the northwest corner at 19th Street and Slide Road amid opposition from F Napier and others. Opponents warned of overconcentration of service stations and a looming gasoline shortage as new plans for apartments and commercial sites across Lubbock face scrutiny.

Page One Slide Road Rothwell 19Th Street Slider Road F. Napier Tom Griffith Earl Ince, Jr Ince Lubbock 22Nd Street Joliet Knoxville Avenue U 50Th Kenosha 11Th Street Indiana Avenue Cere Street 10Th and Avenue 8 50Th Street Lathams Orlando Jim Bertram Jordan Lewis Garnett Goodacre Day Realtors 2Th Slide Planning and Zoning Commission Dan Wells Arnold Gully Wells Gully Ei and Loan 42Nd Avenue R Avenue A Mth Coronado High School 26Th Street Avenue Q Public School Administration Erskine North Frankford 24Th Street Milwaukee Avenue Frenship Sth Avenue 3 7Th Street Avenue V

California Man Given 101 Year Prison Sentence

John Swift, 24, of San Francisco, was convicted of murder in the slaying of H. C. Kelly, president of the Planters' and Merchants State Bank of Hearne Texas, and sentenced to 101 years in prison. The case tied Swift to the killings of Kelly, his wife, and daughter, with accomplices also indicted.

Waco (Ap John Swift San Francisco Texas Carl C. Anderson Swift H. C. Kelly Planters’ and Mercchants State Bank Hearne Tex Duran Gurode Adams Oklahoma Marvin Maxwell Oklahoma City Kelly

Seat Belt Law Introduced In New Mexico

In Santa Fe a Senate bill would outlaw driving without a seat belt and require a shoulder harness where available. The measure allows exemptions for some handicapped drivers and slow-moving delivery operators. Traffic safety director D K Kelly says New Mexico could be first to pass such law, noting Australia saw a 20 percent drop in highway fatalities. He expects voluntary compliance rather than police enforcement.

Santa FE New Mexico Senate Traffic Safety Commission D. K. Kelly Australia Kelly

Waste heat from Chinese plant warms thousands of homes

A northern China chemical plant uses its waste heat to heat thousands of housing units, saving about 6,000 tons of coal annually, according to Peking's Hainhua news agency.

Warte Weat Tokyo China Peking Hainhua

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