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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1970
Page
2
Democratic leaders push reforms to open procedures and replace seniority based chairmanship. Reuss notes Speaker nomination with caucus vote could select chairs while Vanik touts openness in committee operations and leadership changes.
Robert B. Gaffga vice chairman of the Lubbock Citizens Advisory Committee speaks at a noon luncheon of the Consumer Credit Association of Lubbock in Room 13 In Town Inn on Lubbock’s future after disaster. Delbert W. Nunn of First Federal Savings & Loan Association is association president.
Federal Judge Woodrow Seals ruled that the 15 year old Supreme Court desegregation decision applies to Latin American children in Corpus Christi. He ordered the district to submit a desegregation plan by July 15 and to form a Human Relations Committee from candidate names. Seals noted mixed Latin American and Negro students, with Anglo students largely untouched, and suggested possible cross district busing to achieve balance.
Robert Shatilla of Quebec Starcraft, boatbuilders, announces the birth of his first son with wife Joan. To publicize the event he distributes toy boats instead of cigars.
Subscriptions and pricing for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal are listed, including morning and Sunday editions, morning and evening rates, and monthly charges for various delivery options. The display shows multiple pricing tiers and formats for readers in Lubbock, Texas.
A garbled text fragment repeats thanks and greetings with repeated words and partial names. No clear event or person is identifiable to establish a full news item. The readable portions express emphasis on gratitude.
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