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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1971

Page

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FBI Foils Hijack Attempt at New York Airports

A hijacker identified as Richard Obergfell seized a TWA flight from LaGuardia to Kennedy, then drove a hijacked truck to JFK. After negotiations, an FBI marksman shot him at Kennedy, ending the drama as 55 passengers were released unharmed. The hijacker died at a Jamaica, Queens hospital.

New York Trans World Airlines LaGuardia Field Kennedy Airport FBI Italy LaGuardia Kennedy TWA Los Angeles Chicago Richard Obergfell Passaic N.J Long Island Idie Maria Concepcion Burbank Calif Obergfell Milan Miss Concepcion Kenneth Levin Obergtfell Jamaica Queens Heface Odyssey Maria Concepcion LaGuardia Airport

Valley of Tears memory Haunts Retired Rancher Stroup

Quitajque reports on James R. Stroup known as Crazy J, a 67 year old rancher who owns the historic Valley of Tears near his birthplace. He reflects on happier days and battles arthritis while still tending Lazy J Ranch and its rugged past.

Valley of Tears Quitaque White House Stroup James R Crazy J

Storms bring light rains across South Plains and Panhandle

A weak cold front moved through North Texas unleashing scattered thunderstorms and cooler air across the South Plains. Rain fell in multiple counties including El Paso, Clarendon, Wheeler, Ralls, Spur, Dickens, Tahoka, Childress, Post, and more with totals from traces to about an inch.

Sam Fletcher Avalanche-Journal North Texas South Plains Fort Worth Fl Paso Clarendon Wheeler Panhandle Ralls Spur Dickens Tahoka and Childress Post Aspermont Iday Jayton Lorenzo Croabyton Brownfield Friona O'Donnell Petersburg Lockney Guthrie

Blackout Strikes Montreal Again

A major power outage swept Quebec on Friday. Thousands lost electrical service as the blackout hit Montreal for the second time in three weeks. Many homes and businesses were affected, with restoring power a major priority for authorities.

Montreal UPS Province of Quebec

Connection With Firm Revealed

The SEC deposits show Will Wilson, former Texas attorney general, served as attorney for W D Haden II in a 1968 stock purchase aiding Frank W Sharp. Haden bought 1 625 million shares of Olympic Life Insurance stock as part of a plan to manipulate Olympic and related firms. Gonzalez calls for Wilson's resignation.

Pres International Dallas U.S Will Wilson Securities and Exchange Commission Henry B. Gonzalez Dtex Wilson SEC Frank W. Sharp W.D. Haden II Haden Olympic Life Insurance Co Olympic National Bankers Life Insurance Co Sharp Gonzalez Texas Justice Department Olympics Board WD. Haden I Sharpstown State Bank National Bankers Life Insurance NBL

Burbank Woman Recalls Gunman Abduction Scene

Ardess of Burbank California describes where the gunman held a pistol during her abduction. She quotes him saying it is loaded and I will use it. The hijacker was later killed by an FBI marksman.

Ardess Burbank Calif FBI

Apollo 15 avoids battery glitch as countdown stays on track

Ground crews found metal fragments in a Falcon battery and replaced the entire set used for explosive separation. Launch directors kept the moon rocket in the service tower to avoid lightning risk, with takeoff now slated for 8 34 a m CDT Monday amid a weeklong moonwalk festival.

iBy United Pres International Cape Kennedy James Harrington Falcon

Burns urges wage price board to curb inflation

Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns urged President Nixon to create a national wage and price review board to study inflationary moves and press for stronger wage policy actions. He warned the economy risks higher interest rates if wage costs and prices keep rising and noted the CPI reached 121.5 in the latest report. Burns urged top priority from business, labor, and government to break the cost push inflation cycle.

Associated Press Washington Arthur F. Burns Federal Reserve Board Nixon Burns Senate House Economic Committee National Federal Reserve

Reds Stage Night Raids Near Saigon In Six Attacks

Enemy forces launched six attacks late Thursday and early Friday within 70 miles of Saigon breaking a lull. Four hit Tay Ninh and Binh Long provinces guarding northern approaches, two struck the Mekong delta. A group of 15 Viet Cong attacked a base linked to the Cambodian drive. See U.S. Page 10.

Associated Press Saigon Cambodia Tay Ninh Binh Long Mekong

Prayer for steadfastness and kindness to others

A reader requests divine aid to stand firm and keep a thoughtful mind and willing spirit to offer help to at least one person in need. Amen.

Heavenly Father

Wall Street clerk arrested in $1.2 million securities theft

FBI agents arrested Paul E. Gooch, 25, in the Wall Street area as he tried to exchange stolen negotiable securities worth 1.2 million for 40 thousand dollars. John F. Malone identified Gooch and noted the stakeout site and Gooch's Navy discharge, marriage, and child.

New York UPI FBI Wall Street John F. Malone Paul E. Gooch Riddleton Tenn Malone Gooch Navy

Jetliner Catches Fire On Runway At O'Hare

United Air Lines 747 carrying 182 passengers caught fire after landing at O'Hare International Airport. Two people were hospitalized but no serious injuries were reported. The fire started in the far left engine as the jet waited to taxi to the terminal from Honolulu.

Associated Preas Chicago United Air Lines O'Hare International Honolulu Teral

Price Index Goes Up June Figures Reveal Living Cost Rise

The June CPI rose six tenths of a percent driven by grocery prices up nine tenths and housing costs higher. Transportation, medical care, and recreation also climbed while clothing fell slightly. Average weekly paychecks rose to 127.57 as inflation edged ahead of wages. See JUNE Page 10.

Washington White House Lawrence O’brien Bureau of Labor Statistics

Weather map forecast for Lubbock and vicinity

Partly cloudy with a slight chance of afternoon and nighttime thunderstorms today. Today's high will be in the upper 80s with an overnight low in the upper 60s.

South Plains Lubbock

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