Nixon Plans Coast Visit Amid 1972 Budget Talks
President Nixon begins a 10 day stay at the Western White House in San Clemente with planned meetings on the 1972 defense and domestic budgets. Ziegler notes Monday session on Defense Department reorganization and Tuesday release of a blue ribbon commission report.
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White House
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White
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Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Luis Echeverria
Acapulco
Hugo Margain
Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
California
Washington
Fargo
N.C
Plains
Salt Lake City
Ziegler
Defense Department
Department of Defense
Canyon Lakes Plan Wins Local Backing In Lubbock Bond Election
A Lubbock man and hundreds of residents back a Canyon Lakes project to beautify and utilize an eight mile canyon. The plan, shown by the Planning Department, seeks bonding for 2.8 million dollars to acquire land build dams improve water systems for six lakes and related development ahead of the August 8 vote.
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Vaughn Hendrie Avalares
Yellow House Canyon
Mackenzie Park
Lubbock
Canyon Lakes
Grade Casualty College Sports Problem Aired
A three part series examines athletic budget strain and scholastic shortfalls at Texas Tech during its transition from the Border Conference to the Southwest Conference. Don Henry notes how academics have impaired Raider basketball and football and hints at a major shift ahead.
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Texas Tech
Don Henry
Study of lakes project dominates city planning review
Lubbock area officials begin a two day study of the lakes project in the city as state and federal representatives join new discussions. Survivors recall day at a UT event while national figures eye a 1972 path for party moves. Israeli warplanes strike Egyptian targets for the sixty fifth day.
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Yellowhouse Canyon
Canyon Lakes Project Aims to Beautify and Improve Water
iGanyon Tour Set Today Monday Page 1 Sec A details Canyon Lakes plan involving state and federal support. The project promises constant-level lakes and park land to clean up the canyon, improve Buffalo Springs Lake water quality, and raise property values. Norton Baker cites beautification and industrial appeal while officials note tornado-affected areas along Guadalupe Neighborhood stand to gain.
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Norton Baker
Citizens ’Advisory Commission
Buffalo Springs Lake
Public ‘Works
Fedavel
Guadalupe
Bob Messersmith
Canyon Lakes
Prayer on Facing Unperformed Duties
A devotional urging readers to confront daily duties left undone. The speaker calls on Heavenly Father to remind people of neglected tasks and to perform them promptly with humility and faith.
Texans pay ten for ego booster auto tags in 1971 sales rise
In Austin, 40,000 Texans will pay $10 for personalized license plates costing $1.20 to produce. Inflation won't curb sales as officials expect more business in 1971. The plates, nicknamed ego plates, help owners remember license numbers. Since HB 655 passed in 1965, thousands have applied and sales climb yearly. Over 800 Lubbock residents purchase tags annually with many featuring initials and anniversaries. Red Raider Club members buy plates with TT and club numbers.
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United Press International
Austin
Texas
George Agnew
Texas Highway Department
Highway Department
Agnew
Lubbock
Lubbock County
War Pers Ricket Ahead Says Soviet Tomorrow
An unclear report indicates increased tensions as Soviet officials forecast developments by tomorrow. The piece notes ongoing congressional testing and a veteran figure referenced as a long-time champion in Washington politics.
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Washington
Uni
Rickover
United St
TEXAS PARTY Roswell Pl. Search Pass
ROSWELL AP Mexico Civil Air Patrol continued its search for a missing twin engine plane after a Friday flight from Del Rio Texas to Ruidoso New Mexico. CAP identified one passenger as Mrs Geyer and named relatives involved in the inquiry.
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Roswell
Mexico
Civil Air Patrol
New
Bond Support Grows Among Memorial Center Residents
A survey of homeowners in the Memorial Civic Center area between 4th and 9th Streets and avenues K and Q shows strong backing for a bond issue after the May 11 tornado. Of 29 homeowners interviewed, 18 favor the bond, five oppose, and four undecided or unclear due to property changes and displacement. Names such as Harold Thom and Niblack at 1628 9th appear among respondents.
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Sbugene
Smith
Maj Bivearold
Thom, Niblack
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