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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1975

Page

3

LUBBOCK AVALANCHE-JOURNAL STAFF LIST 1975

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal dated Monday July 14 1975 lists staff positions including advertising director tenure consumer sales circulation manager and editorial roles. Names mentioned include Carl N Cannon Robert R Norris Jay Harris and others in Texas operations.

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Rate Hike Debate Prompts Call for Reconsideration

City Council approved a 20 percent commercial and 15 percent residential rate increase for Southwestern Public Service Co. and automatic fuel cost pass through. Critics say the move overgenerous, raising annual costs by about 9.6 million and boosting utility profits, urging a third opinion and study before final approval.

Southwestern Public Service Co Southwestern

Economic debate over recession and recovery

A national discussion on whether a recession is real or recovery underway rages. President Ford cites improving basics like orders and inventories while noting housing remains weak. Meany emphasizes unemployment and high prices and favors continued government programs. Both leaders acknowledge gains and uncertainties.

Ford Afl-Cio George Meany Lubbock South Plains Mr. Meany

Visit to Times Past and Childhood Books in Cape May

A two day weekend in Cape May prompts a library chat with Mrs. Elwell and a reunion with boyhood reads. The piece recalls Joseph A Altsheler and the novels of E Phillips Oppenheim and Sax Rohmer creator of Fu Manchu. The author recounts early fascination, fear, and late night terror inspired by Rohmer’s works and the lure of dangerous fiction.

Cape May N.J Mrs. Elwell Joseph A. Altsheler Republic E. Phillips Oppenheim Sax Rohmer Oppenheim Worcester Mass Fu Manchu Rohmer Arthur Sarafield Warde

Soviet Naval Threat at Berbera Port Revealed

Eyewitness accounts describe a thriving Soviet naval facility at Berbera in Somalia, tagging Moscow as aiming to dominate Indian Ocean oil routes. Reports detail a $100 million base built with merchant ship crews collecting information aboard vessels like the U.S. owned Greek-flag Lord Byron returning to Greece.

Washington Berbera Moscow Indian Ocean U.S Soviet Union Somalia Diego Garcia Red Sea Persian Gulf U.S. Congress Arab League Siad Barre KGB Mogadishu Aden Gulf of Aden South Yemen Mideast Sokotra Ford Garcia Indiat

Public protest rides helmet law capstoneed by cyclists

Hundreds of motorcyclists rode bareheaded around the Capitol and White House in a publicity stunt against helmet laws. They argued personal choice, while officials cite safety and federal funding ties. The piece links to wider debates on government protection versus individual liberty and notes broader Cold War context in Berbera and Indian Ocean strategic moves.

Washington Capitol White House Hell's Angels Easy Rider National Highway Safety Administration Illinois California Iowa

Hits and Misses on public utilities and ERA debates

Jay Harris reflects on the city council delay over electric rate hikes, noting higher costs for Lubbock residents and the pass through of fuel prices. He urges balanced bargaining between big business and the public while warning against nationalization. The column cites Betty Ford’s ERA stance and Rotary leadership changes, finishing with praise for Memorial Civic Center goals and cultural development.

Lubbock Memorial Civic Center Nico Malan Cape Town

Hypnotism Q A: Could compel anti social act under belief

LM Boyd explains that hypnosis can push a subject toward anti social behavior. He cites 1947 research showing a person might strip in public if convinced such action was necessary and believed they were alone and exposed to biting ants in their environment.

Italy England

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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Carl N. Cannon Labbeck Texas Mn puRpee Amarillo Lp&l Pioneer Natural Gas Co Alan Henry MR. Ford INDRE Eyrie Dr. F. M Thames Rowland Evans Robert Novak Evans Jay. Harris Sam Dorothy B. Robbins Betty Ford Pony Express Cora Armistead J. Davis Armisteads J. Davis Rotary Club Jerry Henderson Rotary LM. Boyd
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