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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1972

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4

Reopens Inquiry Of Long-Distance Phone Rates

Washington AP reported the FCC reversed course to reopen its investigation into how Bell System sets long-distance tolls. The commission had halted Phase 2 hearings on AT&T in December citing manpower and money but stressed the phase was not buried nor regulatory oversight ended. The new order cited public concern and clarified continued surveillance as part of the process toward hearings.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Bell System Commission American Telephone and Telegraph Co Dee. Wa FCC At&t Emanuel Celler D-N.y Congress House Antitrust Fred R. Harris D-Okla Nicholas Johnson

Leftist cabinet reshuffle adds two newcomers to government

The cabinet saw three ministers depart including a Socialist insider. New appointees include Hernandes Canta of the Socialist faction and Central Workers Confederation ties, with Manuel Sanhueza and Maurie Yung coming from the Leftist Radical party to justice and mines. Jose Toha, a Gallist ally of Allende, resigned Monday.

Hernandes Canta Central Workers Confederation Radical Party Manuel Sanhueza Maurie Yung Preto Jose Toha Allende H Im Toha Chie Chamber of Deputies Senate Binet Alejandro Rios del Canto

Readings and Songs Close Texas Tech Symposium Ends

The fifth annual comparative literature symposium at Texas Tech concluded Friday with about 2000 registered attendees. Speakers included Willer Boones from Oxford and COVEY Pratory, plus readings from modern American writers. The event featured student groups and a focus on exploration of writing, with coverage of political shifts and cabinet reshuffles in a separate report.

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