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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1973

Page

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Council Aid Agree On Ambulance Plan

City and Aid Ambulance finalize a $2400 monthly plan guaranteeing two ambulances for emergency calls around the clock. A new East Lubbock substation and five two way radios are included to speed response and communication.

Vaughn Hendrie Avalanche-Journal Jack Baker Rod Shaw Commissioners Court Gua Antee Baker Lonnie Swellingsworth Texas Avenue East Lubbock David Ehler Aid Ehler Henderson Funeral Home Henderson Shaw Radlow 19Th St Aid Jalso

Beef prices hit new records amid rising food costs

Government data show January beef cattle prices climbing to a record $37.10 per hundredweight as overall farm prices rise. The Agriculture Department notes continued inflation in food costs with eggs and lettuce leading December gains, while retail margins offset some farm-price pressures.

Washington UPI Don_Paarlberg Agriculture Department

Weather Map Page 7-B Lubbock Region Forecast

Cloudy day with a high near 50 in Lubbock and vicinity. Cooler tonight with a 1 percent chance of precipitation. Low in the upper 30s. Winds 18 mph from the southwest and gusty. Forecast includes humidity and gusts details for the area.

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HUD Grants City Funds for Neighborhood Development Program

HUD approves Lubbock grants totaling 5.2 million for the Neighborhood Development Program to fund city parks and two public works projects. Senator Tow Mahon and official spokesmen announced the joint decision as regional offices allocated part of the need from Dallas and Washington.

Lubbock NDP Fae Wee Pores Mahon John Tow Mahon Lubbock Re- West Dallas Department Off Housing Urban Developmen HUD Washington

NCC Favors Laws In Present Form At Cotton Council Meet

At the 35th annual National Cotton Council gathering in El Paso delegates endorsed continuing the present federal cotton program. New officers were elected including president Mike Maris Fabenscotte and NOC vice president Howard Alford of Lubbock. House farm policy expectations were voiced by Rep. Bernie Sisk of California, supporting a gradual phaseout of direct cotton payments while aiming to keep basic support near 15 cents per pound for the near term. Resolutions backing self help via research and promotion won quick approval, while a panel will study buffer stock mechanisms.

Duane Howell Avalanches Journal EL Paso National Cotton Council Howard Alford Lubbock NOC Civic Mike Maris Fabenscotte Charles F. Youngker Buckeye Ant. OW Goble Levelland Texas Leon Bernsen Corjas Christi Ross Bigham Harlingen Bernie Sisk D-Calif House Farm Sisk House NCC

American youth suffer info overload study says

NB vice president for children programming George Heinemann told the United Fund dinner in Lubbock that U S children face information overload with little ability to apply it The executive blamed public schools for failing to develop value judgments and practical use of knowledge after college.

Nancy Arthur Avalanche-Journal Stull George Heinemann Wubbock United Fund Heinemann Europe U.S Stu Jay

Jurors Find Watergate Figures Guilty in Conspiracy Case

In Washington two former Nixon campaign officials G Gordon Liddy and James W McCord Jr were convicted of conspiracy burglary and wiretapping at the Democratic National Committee headquarters. The eight women and four men jury delivered verdicts after a brief trial with broader Watergate questions to be explored later.

Washington Nixon Democratic Party G. Gordon Liddy James W. McCord Liddy Boss McCord Watergate Democratic National Committee Weday Herber Senate Mead Howard Hunt McCord U.S. District Court John J. Shiva

Teacher challenges students to exceed their expectations at John’s University

Heinemann, former vice president of the National Creative Learning Task Force, urges educators to foster value judgments and decisive thinking. He criticizes schools for producing students who talk but do nothing, and promotes the program Take a Giant Step as help in decision making.

John's University Heinmann National White House Heinemann United

Stennis Shot Outside Washington Home

Senate Armed Services chair Senator John Stennis was shot outside his Washington home Tuesday night. He underwent surgery at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and was reported stable later, with officials noting the wound severity would take hours to determine. Witnesses described two assailants fleeing with the senator’s watch and wallet as he entered the house after the attack.

Washington John Stennis D-M Senate Armed Services Committee Walter Reed Army Medical Center Stennis Capitol Stennis Siennis Senate Stennis Swife Cox Nisor White House Henry M. Jackson Armed Services Committee Jackson

Prayer excerpt urges living honestly and returning evil with good

A fragment from Ames A Reader invokes the Bible to advise readers to recompense no one evil and to act honestly before all people, calling for moral restraint and integrity.

Heavenly Father

Board Okays Bids For New School Construction

A special meeting approved bids for a new Ballenger school building for handicapped children. Mechanical work led at 103 890 dollars with air conditioning to be installed. other bids, including central areas and doors, were planned. Total bids for subcontractors came to 141 260 dollars, below engineers estimates.

Lulbock Ballenger Aditumstraben G. QO Will Mechanical Co Pierce Henity Stree Avene Bortrd Dallas Carbury Suitta

Nixon Assistant Joins Airline

Washington AP reports Diit 1 Charen, longtime aide to President Nixon, will retire from the White House staff and join United Airlines as an executive based at the airline's offices. Charen has led appointments, schedules and travel for the president for years and helped plan Nixon's trips abroad and to the Moscow summit.

Washington United Cheinse Rob Mangald Jou Charen Nixon

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