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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1973
Page
6
The House approved a farm bill despite looming veto threats. The article notes conference talks and phased measures, with focus on target prices for corn and other staples, and discusses positions of key lawmakers and partisan dynamics. Specific names and places are obscured in the scan but the piece centers on farm policy and fiscal considerations.
Police reported a fatal exchange during a Clayton street clash. Investigators flagged intense pursuit and a shooting involving officers, with the coroner and mayoral officials cited as part of ongoing inquiries.
Witness testimony outlines alleged approval of a dirty tricks budget by Mitchell and Magruder during the Watergate era. Mardian claims he learned of the plan in California and discussed it at the airport hotel. LaRue recounts meetings in Florida where Mitchell deferred action on the plan, while Magruder and others dispute Mitchell's involvement.
Authorities raided a residence near Street and Avenue P at 9 pm Thursday after a weeklong surveillance. Detectives confiscated about three grams of marijuana and arrested three individuals at the scene.
The article outlines Phase IV and V price controls affecting producers, wholesalers, and retailers since late 1872. It details allowed price increases tied to actual costs and fixed markups, with exemptions for public utilities and mass transit under certain revenue thresholds. It lists affected items including insurance premiums, fees, stock transfers, and royalties, noting exemptions for nonprofit dues and some film and television productions.
In Texas court, a man named Martinez testified about the fatal shooting of his wife in Hereford. The case involves Garcia and Sanchez with conflicting statements about firearms, while investigators linked a 38 caliber pistol to the scene. The freighter Raumary was involved in a mudbank incident on the Mississippi River.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Alain Gilstein is a private detective who travels by bus. He does not own a car or know how to drive. A friend asked how he tails someone and he said if you ride a bus with one passenger circling your block you may assume you are under surveillance.
The Atomic Energy Commission Albuquerque office will issue bid invitations to small firms for remodel and construction of an addition to a biomedical effects lab at Kirtland Air Force Base East. Bids advertised about August and opened September 6. Estimated cost from 180000 to 210000. The Lovelace Foundation operates the facility for the AEC.
Across the nation supermarket executives anticipate price markups driven by new Phase IV rules. Giant Food Stores raised about 20030 dry items in Jackson Mississippi, while fryers and meals saw 5 cent per pound increases. Consumers face expected 4 to 5 percent lumped increases in coming weeks as processors certify cost shifts.
Puerto Vallarta police report Roman Gutierrez of Edinburg and his two year old son died in a head on collision about 75 miles northeast of Puerto Vallarta on the Tepic road. Gutierrez wife Carlota and 5 year old daughter Carlota Romaine survived. the family was vacationing to visit relatives.
A hoax call during a Senate hearing allegedly spoofed Secretary Shultz, leading Sen Ervin and Sen Baker to demand an FBI investigation. The exchange raised questions about secure lines and presidential tape talks, while White House associates claimed no knowledge of the call.
The School Board approves portions of a record budget amid debt service shifts and staff hires. It notes tax rates may rise from 43 to 40 cents in the current year as federal funds cover new programs and desegregation efforts. a formal budget hearing is planned for August 16 after sessions in early August.
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