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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1973
Page
11
British forces consider expanding roles for women amid IRA threats. Reported plans discuss using female soldiers in combat duties as part of a broader recruitment push. Public attention centers on gender integration and security policy during ongoing hostilities.
A Minnesota family faces a grim update after a mountain lion attack left Jason Cowden seriously injured with bites to his head neck and shoulder. Doctors say the boy remains on a serious condition list while his mother and grandparents stay at his bedside.
The Skylab crew rehearses for a long countdown as a truckload of equipment is unloaded for safety checks ahead of a weekend launch. Commanders Charles Conrad Joseph Tookenwin and Paul Werte prepare to join the second Space Station crew to study the sun, expanding solar research from the station.
Longtime registrar assistant Miss Clewell reflects on seven decades at Texas Tech University noting shifts from wartime record handling to modern inventories. She recalls pre computer era speeds for veterans' records, campus growth, and Arbor Day tree planting as campus life transformed through the years.
Tokyo hosts ninth meeting of US Japan Committee on Trade and Economic Affairs as Rogers arrives with Frederick Dent for talks amid currency crises and fuel price concerns. Reports say he may be replaced by Henry Kissinger. discussions center on Japan's trade surplus, petroleum cartel pressure, and a proposed multinational response.
A suspect was questioned about hot checks and a coat linked to men’s clothing. The inquiry focused on where the coat originated and why the checks were accepted. Stafford pressed for details on the man’s hotel status and appearance.
The Pioneer, a black-hulled two mast schooner rebuilt from an idle Woods Hole pleasure yacht, now serves as a training ship for New York's South Street Seaport Museum. It aims to give ghetto youths a fresh start through maritime education and rehabilitation programs.
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