Lubbock Morning Paper Names 1973 Editorial Staff
The July 90 1973 issue of the Lubbock Texas morning paper lists editors and managers including Roberto Norris President General Manager Rickman Jay Harris Advertising Manager Carl Cannon David Knapp and others. The page credits The Associated Press United Press International and the paper’s own staff for coverage.
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Acart Ave
Vilas
Vera
Atsceistad
Cnitad Press International
Roberto Norris
AC Rickman
Jay Harris
Lubbock
Texas
Watergate hearings face partisan heat and circus critique
A syndicated column laments partisan posturing during the Watergate hearings. It argues the Senate panel and Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox risk turning the inquiry into a televised spectacle while urging full truth, accountability, and legal process despite distractions.
Take Off Doors Safeguards Army Help End Freezer Dangers
Members of the Society of Refrigeration Service dismantled and buried over 250 malfunctioning freezers with aid from Co. B of the 980th Engineers. An annual collection is planned with an auxiliary to join the by-year effort, boosting safety in homes.
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Society of Refrigeration
Co. B
980Th Engineers
Batha U.S. Army Reserve
RSE
Lubbock
Brookings Says Defense Posture Could Trim in Coming Years
The Brookings Institution argues total defense costs stay near current levels despite higher unit prices for weapons. It cites manpower as the main cost driver and suggests strategic forces spending could be limited to about 13 to 23 billion annually this decade depending on policy choices and fiscal pressures.
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Washington
United States
Brookings Institution
Ed Wanilahon
U.S
Brookings
Aad
Brookings Specialists
Soviet Union
Congress
Kenneth May
FBI Facts Falsified in Ellsberg Case New Disclosure
In sworn testimony John D. Ehrlichman reveals a 1971 secret meeting between G. Gordon Liddy and FBI officials where Liddy asked about disclosing the Pentagon Papers. The response was unequivocal. New documents rebut claims that the FBI was restrained by Hoover's non cooperation.
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Washington
Daniel Ellsberg
John D Ehrlichman
G. Gordon Liddy
FBI
Liddy
FI Invest
Pentagon
Trident
Bhrkehman
Nixon
Ellsberg
J. Edgar Hoover
Ehrlichman
Watergate
Heutesam
Fxut Bud Krozh
New “Plumbers
Pam
Hoover
White House
Krogh
Filsberg
Berrigan
Elisberg
Erlichman
Atty
John Mitchell
Lewis Marx
Ervin Committee
Richard Moore
Marx
Mitchell
Nixon Faces New Cour troom Challenges Over Tapes and Funds
President Nixon confronts subpoenas from Senate investigators and Archibald Cox on Watergate tape records. A U.S. District Court ruling criticizes impounding Congress approved funds for housing programs as part of broader constitutional power disputes. The piece notes multiple court cases may reach the Supreme Court and cites Ehrlichman testimony on Plumbers and Ellsberg.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Congress
White House
Presiden
Nixon
Senate
Archibald Cox
U.S. District Court
High Court
Supreme Court
Office of Economic Opportunity
FBT
Hoover
Ellsberg
Lewis J. Fielding
FBI
Fielding
Nixon-Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Lubbock residents share street and pride concerns
A Lubbock reader calls for better upkeep of alleys and curbs amid rising costs and wear on streets and yards. Officials say repairs continue with asphalt coats and gravel toppings, while residents blame water, maintenance costs, and summer heat for slower progress.
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Lubbock
Radar detects large Communist air influx into Korea
U S Air Force radar reported a surge of Communist planes entering North Korea from Manchuria on Monday night while General Clark warned the Korean truce is a military command agreement to halt hostilities rather than a binding settlement.
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Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Northwest Korea
U.S. Air Force
North Korea
Manchuria
San Francisco
Mark Clark
United States
Passing On and Quick Quips from L M Boyd Column
The piece crosses topics from animal trivia to maternity fashion and medical maxims. It notes a claim that nails appear to grow after death, with a New York University Medical College doctor arguing nails grow for the first three days after death.
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New York University Medical College
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