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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
3
Partial readable OCR shows names such as ROBERT R NORRIS and DAVID E KNAPP with titles like Vice President at Managee J.CRICKMAN and others. The fragment appears to be a roster or roster-like notice from a local paper with multiple individuals listed without context.
The June 5 1975 Texas Legislature passes major measures amid compromise and debate. Constitutional revision school finance reform and utility regulation advance while some bills die in committees. Gov Briscoe and leaders Hobby Clayton gain high marks for handling. Some actions postponed notably equal rights and indigent care protection.
Rep Joe Pentony of Houston argued the House approved a party purity provision not discussed in conference, accusing the process of being greased as the Senate conferees were told to back purity, while the final report did not require party declarations. He voted against the conference report as the House proceeded 79 to 63.
Washington readers glimpse coverage of the Robert Kennedy Journalism Awards ceremony at the Kennedy Center. The piece highlights Harry Golden’s speech and lists six recipients from Hot Springs, Philadelphia, New York and Wheeling, with Rose Kennedy in attendance and reporters praised for daring opinions.
President Ford defied political logic by vetoing a second bill to curb strip mining. Private guidance from Dr. Arthur Burns, head of the Federal Reserve, influenced Ford though Burns is not an administration official.
New York high court rules unbuckled drivers may face reduced or denied damages, creating a nationwide insurance battleground. A New York case details Jane Doe's crash when beltless, her drivers fault claim fails, and appellate losses affirm the belt as a mitigating factor and safety aid.
Henry J. Taylor outlines Britain's pound crisis as Britain debates Common Market entry. He notes high inflation, high food and fuel costs, wage rises, and a large foreign-held pound while warning of economic decline similar to historic crises. He cites De Gaulle, Heath, and Wilson as pivotal figures amid shortages and import reliance.
A collection of brief items includes late mortgage payments a-humor line about cucumber juice hangover remedy in the Soviet Union color blindness ratios among races and Eskimos a water filled bumper idea and notes about heart rest time and homemaking age for first home. It closes with pyramid block data and a mailing address for L. M. Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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