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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
2
A fragmented column questions unemployment benefits as housing subsidies aid homeowners while lawmakers discuss senators' earnings and potential presidential runs. It notes Henry Jackson and others profiting from public appearances, plus a Bicentennial bike race and a Texas Tech celebration. The piece blends politics, finance, and local lore with sharp commentary.
President Ford plans to contest New Hampshire primary against contenders including Ronald Reagan and Charles Percy. The campaign team contemplates two separate outfits for politics and fundraising with Chicago as a likely headquarters. Staff reshuffles placeerry H. Jones James Conner under Donald Rumstet as chief of staff.
The advice urges daily intercession for a sick distant brother facing negligence charges. It frames prayer as a Christian ministry, citing New Testament uses of intercession and the priestly role of believers, encouraging persistent daily prayer for his needs.
Editorial urges a federal interagency effort led by the Justice and Transportation Departments to curb auto theft. FBI data show 960,000 cars stolen in 1974 valued at about 1.5 billion dollars, with juveniles responsible for roughly 75 percent. Calls for lock upgrades, public cooperation, uniform titles, and a computerized title system.
In a June 6 National Review piece, Solzhenitsyn argues Western and Eastern states face moral and psychological crises. He contends Portugal and Spain require a smooth transition rather than instant democracy, warns against overemigration, and contrasts Western openness with Soviet concealment. He calls for a moral and religious rebirth as salvation for both East and West.
A teen asks how to repair a reputation after admitting stealing and selling illegal drugs while babysitting. The response confirms the theft and sale were illegal, warns against further wrongdoing, and advises avoiding actions that provoke rumors.
Sylvia Porter outlines upcoming Civil Aeronautics Board proposals that could expand affordable vacations. By mid June, regulators may allow broad participation in low cost charter flights with OTCs and relaxed eligibility, enabling many middle income travelers to save as much as 50 percent on air fares.
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