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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1977
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions Avalanche Journal and building representatives Tex Dale. Context unclear. possible notice or brief about local publication activity or individuals involved. No clear event date or outcome discernible from the readable fragments.
Editorial notes that the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center will host the Southwest Farm Show from April 6 to 8, 1978, bringing 20 000 to 30 000 attendees and up to 1 200 dealers from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The event is expected to generate about 20 million dollars for the city and showcases the center as a major regional attraction.
The piece reflects on Britain's twenty five year reign of Queen Elizabeth II, noting pomp and wealth while questioning the monarchy's relevance amid a socialist economy. It observes British enthusiasm for the Jubilee and suggests the monarchy may endure another quarter century despite domestic cost concerns.
Washington commentary argues the population explosion never occurred and notes birthrates have declined since the 1800s. It critiques anti growth campaigns and warns of aging demographics, Social Security pressure, and rising pension costs while urging recognition of real long term population challenges.
Washington reports that Republican national chairman William Brock moves to act alone after months of ineffective cooperation with House and Senate leaders. Brock aims to curb joint appearances with John Rhodes and Howard Baker while pursuing an independent national committee plan to counter Jimmy Carter.
A humorous column links political actors to their cars, noting Sen. Scoop Jackson and Sen. Ed Muskie drive older models. It contrasts conservative figures like Brock and Baker with Johnson era leadership and highlights reaction to Singlaub’s Pentagon hearing ban. Mentions Robb’s Virginia lieutenant governor bid and a prominent donor list.
A retrospective on how 1970 Clean Air Act deadlines were delayed to 1979 for hydrocarbons 1981 for carbon monoxide and 1983 for nitrogen oxides to avoid shutting auto plants. Carter supports one year delay but seeks tougher enforcement on smokestack polluters and EPA head Castle backs industry funding for cleaner cars. The Senate leans toward leniency while Muskie remains low profile.
A collage of trivia and quips including reunions demoralizing some men, a garage puzzle about three men and a ham, and notes on famous figures such as Isaac Van Amburgh. Also glimpses of quirky business names, language observations, and a remark on pilot air hours.
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