Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition July 10 1975
Lubbock Texas edition dated Thursday morning July 10 1975 from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal. National advertising representatives listed alongside editorial and production staff with managerial credits and distribution notes.
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Lubbock
Sathwestern Newspapers Corporation
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Rickman Kusihees
Dante Born
Jay Jisaris
Roble
Kenneth May Acaerate
Robert Co McOway
Tyrete
Texas
Highway tax plan sparks heartland backlash
Local motorists accuse federal policymakers of prioritizing big cities as they attack the idea to divert part of the gasoline tax to general revenues and move funds from the Highway Trust Fund. They demand funding for cross-town expressways and four-lane links before any tax changes, arguing decades of high tax payments should yield nationwide Interstate expansion, including in Lubbock and similar communities.
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Amerias
Pauit Hoan
Poe Tibbeaian Aretas
Lubbock
Ford Formal Announcement Shapes 1976 Presidential Race
The article reports Ford’s formal announcement to seek a full presidential term and notes Reagan’s possible challenge. It discusses conservative resistance to Ford’s choices, the potential for a Reagan Wallace third party, and polls suggesting Ford’s improving public image as convention time nears.
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Gerald Ford
Miami Herald
Knight
Ronald Reagan
California
Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Reagan
Alabama
George Wallace
News Bits From Washington and Beyond
A sweeping set of quick takes covers Defense secretary Chilesinger on Soviet missiles and budget limits, Northrop’s Saudi F-5 contract, the American Petroleum Institute’s deregulation stance, Gov. Wallace praising WWII choices, Senator Kennedy declaring 1976 candidacy, New York City’s planned surplus use and public works boost, Cambodian naval actions against an American freighter, and Kissinger's admission of foreign policy missteps.
Shriver Gathers Cyrus Vance as Campaign Aide
Sargent Shriver denies a run for the Democratic nomination while lining up Cyrus Vance as a top legal and financial campaign aide. Vance will help build a full campaign organization and ensure JFK brother-in-law Robert Kennedy remains legally eligible for the ticket.
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Manhattan
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Vance
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Shriver
Minneapolis
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Kennedy
Helier
University of Minnesota
George McGovern
South Dakota
Dollar bills and Bicentennial coins spark currency revamp
The Treasury plans a big currency redesign including revived two dollar bills and new Bicentennial designs on quarters, half dollars, and silver dollars. Washington Jefferson Kennedy and Eisenhower will appear on coins with new emblems on the flip side, while debates over historic portraits for the bill continue. Political campaign moves and adviser talks also surface in broader coverage.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Maury Brooks
Treasury
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Martin Luther King
Canada
Vance
Heller
Shriver
Richard Nixon
Pierre Rinfret
New York
Rinfret
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Jest For Fun Expressway Cartoon Note
A humorous snippet references a three lane highway and an exit moment, attributed to Wayne Mackey in Oklahoma City Times. The piece includes quips from Harriet Shull Bob Goddard Hugh Allen on merit and fate, echoing witty newspaper voices.
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Wayne Mackey
Oklahoma City Times
Post and oil debates echo in mixed local musings
The column rails at slow U S mail delivery and jokes about Rome to America shipments while praising Norman Vincent Peale. It then critiques city planning near the Mahon Library, mocks wildlife in weeded areas, and argues for clearer oil industry explanations and energy policy.
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Norman Vincent Peale
America
Pass It On and Coconut Quips in Odd News Snippet
A playful collage of trivia and puns. It asks how long a horse hand is, recalls Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour under a coconut tree, and notes coconuts seal stems at night. A joke about fleas and a mortgage denying a dog’s bar application ends the snippet.
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Dorothy Lamour
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