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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1970
Page
5
Massive Red Troop withdrawal noted as a Cambodian government in exile positions Angkor ruins as potential flashpoint. Observers speculate Sihanouk could return if a larger allied plan develops, while nearby forces move toward Siem Reap and Phnom Penh amid tensions at the Cambodian border.
The city council voted to raise towing fees for abandoned vehicles from 4.50 to 10 with storage from 0.50 to 0.75 per day. Police impound after arrests will face the higher rates. A runway improvement contract at West Texas Air Terminal was increased by 7,084 to apply a protective emulsion to extend pavement life.
A Fairfax County couple, Donald Tucker 38 and Mary Tucker 36, both Xerox personnel, were found dead in their Goodview Court home. Their 15-year-old son Mark Tucker was charged with two counts of murder as police sought motive and weapon details.
Officials report a possible battalion strength reconnaissance moving past Siem Reap toward Battambang, the region's northwest capital. Khmer Rouge or Cambodian pro Communist forces suspected at the front. An assault on Siem Reap may coordinate with an attack on Battambang 110 miles away to block reinforcements. The garrison holds about three regular battalions and two paratroop battalions, exact figures withheld for security. South Vietnamese troops advance toward Kompong Thom and Siem Reap to open the northern highway, while enemy control surrounds the highway west of Kompong Thom.
Barnes said the House would not react more favorably than last year to a paternity measure and wage garnishment. He urged reforms before additional welfare spending. Welfare Commissioner Hackney stated the law would affect about 1 percent of children on aid and families with dependent children rolls.
The Justice Department outlines a July 17 report date on desegregation talks with districts, followed by a week to file proposed plans and first week of hearings if no agreement is reached. Officials urge cooperation with Education and Welfare to craft acceptable desegregation plans amid ongoing negotiations.
The Texas pork producers presented a plaque of appreciation to Bill Heatly for his service in the legislature and to securing funds for research facilities at Texas Tech. The meeting in Lubbock featured discussions on farm problems, environmental issues, and the role of government agencies in agriculture, with emphasis on ecology and pollution controls.
Secretary Laird promised quicker U S troop withdrawals in Korea while maintaining a strategic balance in the Middle East and continuing military aid. He said the 6th Fleet is ready and declined to discuss countermeasures against Soviet actions and noted NATO allies are considering greater burden sharing.
A/Dixie and Atlantic coast report heavy storms with high winds. Trees blocked a highway in Dentsville Mississippi. Geiger bat sized hail hit areas near Matile Montana. Washington National Airport recorded 2.7 inches of rain with Chariotterville Georgia and Key West Florida receiving similar totals.
SBA officials told local leaders and businessmen about available services for Texas towns. Smith praised SPAG for criminal justice planning and the Goals for Texas project, outlining three phases of state and regional goal setting to guide spending for the next decade. The program aims to reduce urban migration by linking towns with state services and local development funds. Carl Lightner described local industrial development commissions to secure federal aid, noting SBA loans to small communities.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers said his discussions in Tokyo with Prime Minister Eisaku Sato were very useful and aimed at encouraging Asian nations to cooperate more. Japan pledged help for Cambodia and social and economic aid, with plans to consult Britain in London on Southeast Asia stability. Vietnam and Cambodia issues were on the agenda as allied nations pledged support.
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