17 Jul 1976
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1976
Page
1
Incomplete text discusses Congress or tribunal timing for reparation, locating a site, establishing geographic integrity, and engaging agencies in testing and monitoring. The passage mentions a storage facility and a large time scale, but details are unclear.
The assistant secretary of the U S Department of Transportation is a prime candidate to replace Grover Murray at Texas Tech as regents weigh candidates. Mackey of the University of South Florida resists comment while regents debate selection and timing amid attendance doubts and a private executive session.
Authorities reported all 26 children aged 6 to 15 and the bus driver were found safe near Livermore California after a mass disappearance that had prompted FBI involvement. The bus had been found abandoned in a dry canal and hidden in bamboo near State Highway 152 with clues suggesting an abduction.
Gusty winds and moisture-laden air masses produced funnel clouds Friday night southeast of Crosbyton and southwest of Ralls. The rope-like formations did not become tornadoes, though some street flooding and brief visibility drops occurred in Lubbock area towns. A Crosby County tornado warning was canceled by 8:30 p.m. as storms persisted.
Partly cloudy with noon and nighttime showers possible. Highs in the mid 80s and lows in the mid 60s. Southeasterly winds up to 10 mph. No precipitation expected today or tonight.
A reader offers a brief prayer asking for patience from God. The plea asks for inner restraint to be patient with others and expresses gratitude for divine patience.
The Avalanche Journal previews an eight part series starting Sunday in the Family News section. Harry Lorayne, renowned memory expert, explains easy memory improvement methods that are practical for personal and business use. His books sold over three million copies and he has appeared on TV talk shows 28 times.
A federal jury found AIM members Robert Robideau and Darelle Butler not guilty of murdering two FBI agents on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Deliberations followed earlier deadlocks as defense contended self defense amid alleged harassment. prosecutors argued ambush killings during a fugitive warrant visit. Also named were Leonard Peltier and James Eagle awaiting trials.
An undeterred Lubbock candidate, a Baptist from Anson and Hardin-Simmons graduate, advocates disciplined leadership and moral standards amid a fractured convention scene. The piece notes tensions over party platforms and calls for fellows to toe the line.
A brief local item from The A J Today presents a concise update of a community event. It notes the key participants and the event location with a focus on what occurred and who was involved.
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