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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1973
Page
11
The article discusses costly potential fixes to natural gas shortages, noting that long term supply concerns might push utilities toward expensive measures. It mentions producers facing higher costs, contract limitations, and the risk to customers from price increases and disrupted supplies. A debate over nuclear power and waste concerns appears alongside calls for federal action and alternative energy options.
Legislators urged the Arizona Board of Education to delay adopting a policy handbook on censoring textbooks. Gov. Jack Williams, Superintendent Weldon Shofstall, and the Arizona Education Association called for further review amid concerns the board was encroaching on local control.
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Rep Roberts argues for federal aid to bolster local police as concerns over crime rise. He notes courts and investigations have limited police action and calls for stronger backing to protect communities amid ongoing public safety challenges.
A fragment from a college life article shows freshmen attending a six conference orientation. Students are preparing for fall housing and dormitory reservations, with many dressed for the event and eager to learn about the campus routines.
Deborah Paveyean and Sine Ann Payne have entered active duty in the United States Army and undergo basic training. McClellan, Alabama, and a daughter of Delbert Girard of Ith Street plan to begin term training. A Payne of Quitsate, West, will also be sent to training.
The article reports that Buzz denies knowledge of a wheat sale and recalls a meeting where information about a Soviet offer was discussed. He says he did not recall a phone call or confirmation of the offer, and he mentions prior communications with Brunthaver and a Grain Co official. The piece cites press coverage and ongoing inquiries into the attempted sale.
Reports describe heightened security at international hubs including Heathrow Zurich and US airports after possible hijack threats. Checks for weapons are intensified with electronic screening and sky marshals on long flights with Swissair among carriers deploying armed guards to deter hijackers. Stockholm authorities note recruitment challenges, while Britain funds security operations and drafts police from Scotland Yard to bolster airport policing.
Civilian prisoners freed in South Vietnam and Cambodia amid heavy rain as rebels press nearer Phnom Penh. About 345 civilians released at Loc Ninh and border areas, with hundreds awaiting transport, many with families. Government assigns flights and aid while noting cease fire deadlines and ongoing air operations against guerrilla positions near Phnom Penh.
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