Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Front Matter Summary
A transcription of masthead and staff credits for the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal noting edition details, ownership, publishing dates, and key staff positions including general manager, editors, and advertising directors.
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Lubbock
Texas
The
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
At &1
Stand Ave
J. Lubbock
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
Baker Stirs 76 Interest As Watergate Questions Rise
Sen. Howard Baker, ranking Republican on the Watergate committee, draws praise for a measured, objective stance. His poised, middle-ground approach boosts talk of a 1976 GOP presidential bid while his fellow senators face pressure over public perception and televised hearings.
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Sen
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Sam. Ervin
Sen. Baker
Baker
Everett Dirksen
Daniel Inouve
D-Hawaii
Joseph Mortova
N. Mo
White House
John W. Dean HE
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Mhrichman
John W. Mitchell
Congress Faces Budget Clash Over Impoundment and Debt
Congress must decide annual spending levels and set program priorities. The House Ways and Means Committee weighs debt at 465 billion while Congress rides between restricting appropriations and allowing borrowing. A tighter, single focus on funded programs could curb impoundments and debt ceiling breaches.
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Congress
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
House Ways and Means
Treasury
Alaska residents oppose renaming Jackass Lane to Jo Claire Lane
In Anchorage street residents protest a proposed rename citing the old burro the street was named after and saying the name has color. They add the fire department knows where it is and favor preserving Jackass Lane.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Jackass
Agnew Positioned For 1976 GOP Nomination
The vice president projects a loyal party stance while seeking the 1976 Republican nomination. He emphasizes party innocence on Watergate and stresses his role as a regular party man alongside Nixon.
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Washington
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Banat
Republican Party
Nixon Adnistration
Nixon
Richard Neon
Cleveland
White House
Richard Nixon
New York Times
Editor Letters Raise Taxes and Transportation Debate
Readers critique editorial claims on a gasoline tax, highway funding, and mass transit funding. Dennis Vail argues for balanced transit spending while others question costs and government waste, calling for factual clarity amid policy fights.
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Avalanche Journal
Senate
Congress
Common Cause
Lubbock
Los Angeles
Detroit
Nixon
American Automobile Association
Dennis Vail
Common Cause of Lubbock
U S Joint Chiefs Head Meets Rhee in Seoul Amid Protests
In Seoul the next chairman of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff met President Syngman Rhee as street protests echoed Yankee go home. In Washington Switzerland offered to serve on a neutral armistice commission without South Korean approval. In Worcester Massachusetts a tornado killed 86 and wounded many as it tore through Central Massachusetts.
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New England
Central
Massachusetts
Views From A Soapbox on Mackenzie fish kill and more
Jay Harris muses on easy time payments and a clean up need at Mackenzie State Park after a major fish kill. He notes stock restocking doubts, calls for earlier alertness, and includes reader quips on tires and daily life in Seagraves.
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Mackenzie State Park
Tech Water Resources Center
Weicker Faces White House Pressure Over Watergate Probes
Marianne Means reports that three White House pressure attempts aimed at Sen. Lowell Weicker backfired, strengthening his stand on Watergate. A high ranking aide urged senators to push Weicker, a lobbyist tried to quash his debt, and Ken Clawson seeded rumors to undermine his credibility.
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Washington
Nixon
Lowell Weicker
R-Conn
Senate
Weicker
White House
Bob) Haldeman
Charles Colson
Colson
Ken Clawson
Clawson
Sen
Edmund Muskie
New Hampshire
John Sirica
James McCord
United States
Gunsmoke origin Matt Dillon actor and city list
The piece notes William Conrad created the original Matt Dillon role for radio Gunsmoke and cites his early career in radio at age twenty. It then lists fourteen cities starting with B that each exceed one million in population and mentions the union suit myth with a language note on its naming origin.
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Matt Dillon
William Conrad
Cannon
Union
United
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J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
Carl N. Cannon David
MEN App
Robert Co McVay
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Andrew Tully
Siile Nixon
Nuttee
Republican National Committee
Can Anand
Party Pro
John Connally
Connally
Watergate
Lubbockite
Smith
Mac Austin
40Th St
Avalanche-Journal
House of Representatives
Communist
Yugoslavia
Edsberg
J.L. Downs
30Th St
John H. Alford
Lubbock Parks
Park
Mackenzie
Alford
Buffalo Springs Lake
Seagraves
Bob Jones
Slide Road
Vtopiit
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Florida
Marianne
Wesker
L. M. Boyd
Bagdad
Baku
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Bangkok
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Belo Horzonte
Berlin
Birmingham
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Bucharest
Budapest
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