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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1975
Page
2
Daily astrological page offers general tendencies for all signs with tips on handling routines and personal matters. It includes date ranges for zodiac signs and advice on behavior, along with a note about obtaining a personalized forecast from Carroll Righter.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local strike notice or labor action in Lubbock with references to work stoppage and timing around Monday. Mentions of construction, wages, and possible local venues or companies appear amid garbled text. Names and precise places are unreadable, but the item signals a labor dispute affecting a local area.
The author argues there is no clear line between sound governance and corruption. Petty perks like using official cars for personal trips and accepting lobbyist gifts are discussed alongside larger issues. The piece stresses citizen support for parties and candidates remains weak and funding influence persists.
Lubbock Christian College will open The Herissions apartments at SaDiroilment on 19th Street next fall to ease a housing shortage. The project, funded by the college, will house about 300 students and help accommodate enrollment growth as the school expands its two year program to a four year senior college in 1968. KaItie Rogers and Johnson Halls currently house 372 students under President Joeker’s estimate.
Heathcliff LCC imposes on campus living for all single students under 22 not living with parents due to limited on campus housing. Juniors and seniors may stay on campus until arrangements change. Married couples are hired as supervisors in Heritage Arms Apartments with two wings per gender and a $73 monthly rate. Couples must give two weeks notice if leaving. Beginning fall 1976 all residents must eat at least one meal daily in the dorm cafeteria.
The Earth News Sun earned third place for news pictures in the Texas Press Association contest. The award reflects picture quality and captions and was announced at the TPA convention in El Paso.
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