Avalanche Journal Names Chief Editors and Staff
The edition of LuBBocK Avalanche Journal dated Monday morning July 16, 1973 lists leadership positions within the newspaper. OBERT A NORRIS is named Vice President while JAY HARRIS is identified as manager. other staff members include HICKMAN, Natta CANNON, DAVID ERNAPP, and ROBERT C MevRy with AME McINTOSH noted as salons manager. The publication originates from Tabbork, Texas.
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Jay Harris
Natta Cannon
David Ernapp
Robert C MevRy Win
AME
McIntosh Salons
Parrial Tabbork
Texas
Amnesty Debate Reopens On Draft Evaders Across Canada
The piece surveys Vietnam era draft evaders and deserters who fled to Canada, noting estimates from US and Canadian sources and the families' hardship. It also profiles a Texan farmer named Kane who is selected as Man of the Year in Texas Agriculture, and contrasts varied responses to conscription with the broader duty to country and fellow citizens.
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Vietnam
Canada
Associated Press
Hite
Forres County
HL Hibs Kang
King
Texas
Texas County Agriculuual Agents Asociation
Kane
Austin
Astland
Lubbock
Christian Coley
Lubbock Children’s Home
Chamber of Commerce
States
Air Force
Indonesia
United States
North Vietnam
Ada
New York City
New England
Georgia
Carolinas
Pacific Northwest
Midwest
Morton
Irving City Manager Morris Howard resigns after 13 years
The Irving city manager Morris Howard announced his resignation after thirteen years in the role. The move surprised local residents and reflects his ability to depart without a stated reason, a decision some townsfolk viewed with mixed reactions but others see as his prerogative.
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Morris Howard
Irving
Eason
United States support for the United Nations urged by senator
Senator McGee urges stronger U S backing for the United Nations noting UN peacekeeping and dialogues reduce global tensions. He cites successes at General Assembly and recommends President address the 28th General Assembly and higher U S voluntary contributions. He also urges lawmakers with presidential aims to serve as UN delegates for experience.
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JES
United Nations
United States
U.N
28Th General Assembly
Congress
U.S
General Assembly
Henry J. Taylor Warns on Dollar Peril and Gold
Henry J. Taylor argues the dollar teeters at peril as gold hovers around 127 an ounce. He says global central bankers fear US overspending, viewing it as risky policy that invites crisis and erodes confidence in the currency.
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U.S
United States
Nixon
Peril Point Echoes in Turbulent Global Money Mood
Virginia Payette surveys peril points in currency danger as markets flee bad money into gold and assets, noting weather chaos, hurricane forecasts, and the ongoing US dollar crisis. She traces Gold standard strength, international backing in Switzerland and Austria, and roiled deficits, asking if the dollar has crossed peril.
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Switzerland
West
Germany
Bonn
Austria
U.S
United States
Watergate tide shifts as nation absorbs the scandal
The nation seems to endure Watergate fatigue while markets stabilize. Public opinion on Nixon’s resignation remains split, with a strong minority urging impeachment. Readers from multiple states share varied views, yet the overall tone suggests the probe continues and the system can absorb the shock.
Communists call for recess in Korean armistice talks
July 16 1983 report notes a temporary halt in Negotiations as both sides assess a new Allied proposal amid mounting speculation a break in talks is near. In Korea forces clash near Kumhwa as South Koreans counterattack, while Texas faces rising draft calls next year.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Panmunjom
Houston
Selective Service
Texas
Seoul
Kumhwa
Korea
Pass It On Says Executives Spend A Third Of Week On Road
A management expert claims executives spend roughly a third of their work week traveling. The remark mirrors historic shipborne separation and cites that one in three adults in the country are unmarried or separated, a figure double that of twelve years ago. Mail address provided: J. M. Boyd P O Box 17078 Fort Worth TX T6102.
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National Observer
J. M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
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Nina Avalanche
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Press International
Norris
Stanager
Hickman Isinine Manager
Ane
Aber
Teiey
Fon Alt
Andrew Tully
Sen. McGee
Raiter
Andrew
Tully
Tus Calama
Sem
Gald
McGhil DeWye
Beane
Stilas Mot
Kashmir Ceptus
Middle
Congo
United Nations Awis
Ieader
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General “Assembly
New York
Amiona Forum
Antitans
Henry J. Taylor
Virginia Payette
Admiralty
Gresham
California
Falk
Oakland
New
Vermont
New Hampshire
Pacific
Atlantic
Alaska
Ason
Mice
Miami
Brenda
Christine
Delia
Agnes
Treasury
Robert V. Roosa
Potomac
John Mitchell
White House
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Greencastle
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Ohio
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Mitchell
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