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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1972
Page
3
Amid debate over primary reform and a shifting political machinery, Stanley Arnold campaigns in Plainview touting readiness for a top ticket. Texas delegates hold strong seats at the convention, while rumors swirl about McGovern risks and a romance-fueled divorce under election pressures.
Florida organizers for the People's Party said McGovern cannot win the presidency without radical backing. They plan a New American Community Convention in Miami July 15-16 to unite nondelegates including Yippies and Vietnam veterans, aiming to transform economic and political structures to serve people over corporations.
Transportation Department survey suggests about one-sixth of $6 billion in annual legal fees relate to auto negligence litigation. No fault advocates claim most claims settle without a lawyer, while critics argue no fault infringes victims rights and is driven by insurers seeking to protect business from rivals. Major groups backing a national no-fault approach include the American Insurance Association Consumers Federation of America Consumers Union Common Cause Automotive Manufacturers Association American Trucking Association and Hertz.
Martin J. Hillenbrand new American ambassador to West Germany said the defense of West Berlin has been and will remain the bedrock of U S policies during a brief visit to Berlin amid East German borders.
A televised telethon to raise 9.3 million for the Democratic Party falls well short of its goal as the 18 hour fundraiser passes the halfway mark. Contributions exceed 2 million with 1.6 million earmarked to cover show costs. a broken water main in New York City disrupts phone donations.
Five persons were injured Sunday in traffic accidents in Lubbock and treated and released at local hospitals. A two-car crash near 4400 Brownfield Drive injured Mary Clinkinbeard, Eva Garcia, and Michelle Garcia in separate incidents. Velma Jones and Beulah Turner were hurt in a Bays Street collision, and another two-car crash occurred at East 50th Street and Southeast Drive. The report also notes the first manned hot air balloon flight by Pilâtre de Rozier and the Marquis d'Arlandes in November 1793.
Snow covered several towns in Rio Grande do Sul as 2 inches fell in places marking Brazil’s first snow of the year. Porto Alegre residents reported cold weather and officials noted rare winter precipitation in the southern state.
A 43 year old woman, troubled by chronic back and neck pain, numbness, headaches, sinus issues, indigestion, and nervousness, reports renewed vigor after health restoration at the Day Clinic through corrective Chiropractic care recommended by a patient.
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