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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1973
Page
16
The article explains rising onion prices driving an early harvest with crops graded at Thiel warehouse. Workers process onions from fields into sacks, with per acre yields ranging from 20 to 30 50-pound sacks depending on variety and harvest timing. Late varieties mature through summer, extending operations until late August.
Texas Tech University announces three new programs at the Medical Center. A psychiatric treatment center will offer comprehensive care for acute and chronic mental disorders for children and adolescents, alongside hospital treatment for psychotic disorders. A psychopharmacology research division will study drug effects on behavior, while a center will provide day and hospital programs with referrals to private physicians and agencies.
In Pensacola Florida six Gainesville Eight defendants and two supporters were cited for contempt after a spectator interrupted a hearing in the case. The judge ordered contempt findings against six defendants and placed them on probation for the trial. The eighth man was warned but not cited.
A Protestants Catholic and security forces rift deepens as Clarke, a Sis. victim of four years of Northern Ireland unrest, is killed amid UFF claims of retaliation for recent Protestant bombing. The UFF vows more sectarian violence while British soldiers establish road checks and intensify searches to curb inter-neighborhood traffic.
Hospital board members argued the loan would be repaid from hospital revenues after maintenance and debt service, with no burden to taxpayers. They cited affiliation with Methodist Hospital ending in 1975, potential teaching beds at risk, accreditation concerns, and funding options including federal aid if future administrations shift policy.
A Pioneer Natural Gas Co official told Brownfield civic leaders that Pioneer maintains a strong position regarding its gas reserves. He spoke at a Brownfield High School session outlining a nationwide energy update and a construction plan to add about 100 miles of gas transmission lines to expand the system.
Lubbock Community Action Board learns federal funding shortfall blocks a 241000 HEW grant for sickle cell survey treatment and counseling. HEW notes only 1 million is allotted to sickle cell programs mainly in the east and west. Lubbock’s request remains on a future funding list. Rep George Mahon advises continuing caution on telephoning any program. The disease affects blood oxygen transport and is described as confined to the black race.
Tel Aviv plans to narrow sidewalks to create room for 80,000 vehicles on city streets. The measure is temporary, as construction will begin within five years on a subway system.
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