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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1973

Page

4

Regional councils of governments face scrutiny in Texas

A look at NCTCOG and SPAG shows critics arguing regional councils lack taxing power and may waste funds. Pitstick leads NCTCOG amid debates on government growth and influence over federal grants, while SPAG faces calls to redefine goals before hiring a new director.

H. Alden Devo South Plains Association of Governments Richardson Nctcog Fort Worth Councils OF Government SPAG Council of Governments Bill Sarsgard Pitstick Dallas and Millon Regional Council of Government Lubbock Aitsel Spag Board of Directors

Rockefeller proposal seeks world panel for future of America

Congressional leaders scrutinize Nelson Rockefeller’s plan to form a National Commission on the Future of America in Its Third Century. The proposal calls for global panels studying humanity, environment, and goals to 1976 and 1989, with energy, foreign policy, and national purpose reforms. Rockefeller would personally select and control the commission amid broader debates.

Washington White House New York Nelson Rockefeller Nixon Rockefeller National Commission On the Future of America House U.S Becom U. S National Commission Middle East

What to Do When Religious Pretense Hurts Family Life

The answer says the mother is sincere but misguided about Christianity. It warns that outward religiosity without genuine devotion fuels hypocrisy and harms the family. It advises frank conversation with mother and father, cites 1 Corinthians 13, and recommends counseling or pastoral help to restore harmony and curb abuse.

Jesus Satan

Nixon Drug Enforcement Plan Faces House Opposition

Editorial notes the Nixon administration aims to unify federal drug enforcement into a single Drug Enforcement Administration. The plan faces House Government Operations Committee rejection and union opposition over 900 job transfers from INS to Treasury. Critics warn of a national police force and due process risks despite recent enforcement errors.

Nixon Drug Enforcement Administration Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Office For Drug Abuse Law Enforcement Office of National Narcotics Intelligence House Justice Department Immigration and Naturalization Service Treasury Department Customs Bureau American Federation of Government

Bill would move OMB to Capitol Hill in major reform

Senator William Scott proposes shifting the Office of Management and Budget to Capitol Hill, elevating its director and deputy to super Cabinet rank. The plan, amid multiple similar measures, aims to give Congress greater control over the national purse while strengthening presidential efficiency. The timing coincides with ongoing House and Senate debates on OMB.

Washington William Scott R-Va Office of Management and Budget Capitol Hall House of Representatives Scott OMB Legislative Branch

House vote sustains veto on OMB confirmation clash

The House upheld the President’s veto of a bill mandating Senate confirmation for the OMB director and deputy, while the Senate had opposed the measure. Proponents argue it shifts power to Congress, risking a major expansion of legislative control over the executive agency.

HOUSE Senate OMB Nixon Scott Congress

Page Six Friday Evening June Eight Nineteen Seventy Two

An archival page item from June 8 1972 appears on page six section A of a Friday evening edition. It presents local notices and brief items typical of a midweek newspaper page.

Shopper’s Guide to Life Insurance Shows How to Shop Prices

Sylvia Porter explains how to compare life insurance costs beyond premiums using the interest adjusted cost index and cash values. She warns against switching policies solely for a lower index and advises checking company ratings, services, and financial strength through Best’s guides. The piece cites Denenberg’s approach in Pennsylvania and notes broad industry implications nationwide.

Pennsylvania Herbert Denenberg Denenberg Best Best's Insurance Department

Forum For Teenagers Tell Her

A sister advises how to warn a friend about an engagement with a brother in the Marines. The response says the friend may know his character and could be better judge of him, suggesting honesty without undermining her decision.

Lubbock Sam West Virginia

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