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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1971

Page

4

Senate Moves To Protect Children From Hazardous Toys

Senate Commerce Committee conducts eight days of hearings on the proposed Product Safety Act of 1971 S983 to ban dangerous products and impose civil and criminal penalties. Experts warn of fire risks from clothing and toys while noting current federal laws offer limited protection.

Senate Commerce Committee Warren G. Magnuson D-Wash Edward M. Swartz New Republic Food and Drug Administration Monopoly

Sundown museum marks a bright step for West Texas town

Otto Van Zandt, Sundown city clerk, hails the new oil museum reflecting Sundown’s boom era from the Slaughter oil field. The piece notes Sundown’s 1100 population, oil’s lasting impact, and local pride in preserving history while welcoming future development including distant castle markets abroad.

Otto van Zandt Sundown Hockley Cochran

Exercise While Working at a Desk

The A J women's page highlights Mary Sue Miller's piece Lovelier You urging desk workers to stretch and wiggle on the job for muscle activity. The column suggests simple movements can rival some gym workouts, noting likely reader interest and potential impact on productivity during breaks.

Women's Department A-J Mary Sue Miller Miss Miller

Kissinger Says Chou Knows More On Nixon Remarks

Kissinger reports Premier Chou En-lai asked about Nixon’s July 6 briefing in Kansas City and was better informed on the remarks than he appeared to be. The interview notes U S steps toward ending China isolation and potential for normalized relations with China and Taiwan’s Nationalist government.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Nixon Peking Chou En-lai Red China Dr. Kissinger Kansas City Skg China Soviet Union United States United Nations Taiwan Kissinger Poi Oe Nixon Ansyels Tg Te Peenally United

The You and the Clock Poem Reflections

A reflective verse notes the clash between progress and time and critiques constant clock watching. It also mentions a legal note about selling beer by the glass in Lubbock city limits.

Lubbock

Jackson Mills Plan to Block Wild-Card Presidential Bid

Washington insiders report Sen. Henry Jackson and Rep. Wilbur Mills, leaders of competing wings, will unite to prevent a liberal candidate from winning the Democratic nomination. They view George McGovern, Birch Bayh, and Fred Harris as threats while Kennedy’s popularity complicates efforts. The alliance would give the party’s center power amid a still liberal overall tilt.

Washington Henry Jackson Wilbur Mills House Ways and Means Committee Democratic Party Mills Arkansan Scoop Jackson Jackson South Dakota George McGovern Indiana Birch Bayh Oklahoma Fred Harris Nixon Jackson Camp Bayh Harris McGovern Jackson-Mills Ted Kennedy Kennedy Poli Chappaquiddick South West Teddy Kennedy Ed Muskie Maine

Brandt's Bonn Government Faces Push Toward Socialization

Henry J. Taylor argues Willy Brandt consolidates West Germany's power by elevating Karl Schiller, using co-determination to bring labor into control of major firms like Volkswagen. He warns this shift may socialize West Germany and strain relations with the United States and Europe.

Bonn West Germany Willy Brandt U.S Washington Brandt Karl Schiller Schiller West United States Europe England George Leber Volkswagen Germany Wolfsburg Lower Saxony Altor Christian Democrats Free Democratic Party Volkswagen Supervisory Board Brandt Stooges Kurt Lotz Lotz Edward Heath Britain

Pass It On Customer Service and Q And A Exchange

A humorous exchange covers dental myths and dog cavities, plus quips about self contradiction. The dialogue also weighs instrument difficulty between trumpet and saxophone and includes a playful misreading line about a whale. The piece reflects light human interest snippets and colloquial banter.

Renan

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