Untitled Local Notice From Texas Paper July 9 1977
A fragment from a Texas newspaper dated Monday morning July 9 1977 mentions names such as Jay Ruickman Harris and Roberto McVay Williams McIntosh in a community notice. It references local individuals and a page titled Manatee Waves with a pastor named Lathock in Texas.
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Ruickman
Jay Harris
Carin Cannon
Roberto McVay
Williame McIntosh
Ceca
Manatee Waves
Lathock
Texas
Lubbock Court weighs financing a Texas Tech teaching hospital
The Lubbock County Commissioners Court and the Hospital District evaluate borrowing to fund a Texas Tech School of Medicine teaching hospital after HEW altered grant rules. Officials debate loans totaling about 64 million with 6 million local funds, stressing taxpayer impact and long term benefits while seeking grants if possible.
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Lubbock County Commissioners Court
Texas Tech School of Medicine
Lubbock
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Timi
HEM
Commissioners Court
Hospital District’ Board of Managers
Texas Tech
West
Buffalo Springs Lake incident prompts festival safety review
Post incident analysis calls for tighter crowd control and clearer communication at large events. Sheriff Blanchard backs refresher training for officials and media, plans for new entry gates, and reassessment of July 4 fireworks location to improve safety and emergency access.
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Buffalo Springs Lake
Ho “Choe
Blanchard
Funny quip on company culture from Orlando reporter
In a light exchange Charlie Wadsworth remarks on a firm feel of a big family. An employee counters that most staff have turned over quickly, while noting rising living costs. Hugh Allen reports from Knoxville.
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Lakes
Nixon seen as political revolutionary shaping presidency and fate
Political analyst Lubell argues Nixon turned the presidency into a total warlike office with broad power over economy and foreign policy. He says Nixon orchestrated actions to maximize electoral impact, including Vietnam war winding down, trips to Beijing and Moscow, and policy moves to appeal to key groups, aiming to shape post election history.
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Washington
Samuel Tubell
Nixon
Luhell
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Lubell
Peking
Moscow
Schlesinger undercut on defense in Brussels remarks
Hard-pressed defense backers on Capitol Hill and in the White House doubt Secretary James Schlesinger after his Brussels appearance a month earlier. In closed NATO talks he downplayed Soviet strength and the prepared speech echoed McNamara era minimum deterrence, provoking déjà vu among critics.
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Capitol Hill
White House
James Schlesinger
Brussels
NATO
Schlesinger
Europe
Robert S McNamara
Pentagon
McNamara
Henry Kissinger
NSC
Paris
Kissinger
Joseph Luns
Wallace Woes and Schlesinger Brussels Speech Fallout
Virginia Payette reflects on the ongoing White House list and Watergate reverberations while describing Schlesinger's Brussels remarks, NATO reactions, and internal White House tensions. The piece ties reactions from Henry Jackson Melvin Laird and Kissinger to shifts in defense policy and political risk.
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White House
Sam
Texas Congressman Blames State for Drought Crisis
A Texas congressman accused his home state government of failing to meet the drought crisis in the Southwest. In Washington, Acting British Foreign Minister Lord Salisbury arrived for three power talks and favored a top level meeting with Russia. The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce estimated the city population at 105,404 and the metropolitan area at 135,05.
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Lubbock
Soybean boom reshapes world trade and meals
The soybean rises from ancient staple to major commodity, changing food use and markets. Chicago Board of Trade momentum grows as prices surge and farmers rely on new products like cottonseed flour. Trade shifts involve Brazil and U.S. acreage, with tech spin on protein for fibers and substitutes for meat.
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Chicago Board of Trade
NGS
Lubbock
U.S
South Plains
Brazil
Texas Tech
China
Green fuel hoax and prison larceny swindle told in odds and ends
A curious antique column blends etymology with wild tales like verloren hoop becoming forlorn hope and an Emporia Kansas ordinance against kibitzing. It recalls Louis Enricht’s green fuel hoax of 1916 and his 1923 stock swindle leading to Sing Sing.
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A. Louis Enricht
Sing Sing
Henry Ford
Enricht
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