Secretary Hickel says letter to Nixon cooled public temper
Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel said his letter to President Nixon helped ease a rising public temper. He spoke Friday in Washington about the political climate and the influence of his communication on public sentiment.
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Red Cross aids tornado victims with free medical care
The American Red Cross continues to provide medical and nursing care for disaster victims who cannot pay. About 200 people have requested nursing help, with $4,696.47 spent so far and more aid planned until full recovery.
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I Spy for Lubbock promotes new industry drive
The Lubbock Chamber of Commerce plans a relaunch of its I Spy for Lubbock campaign after the May 11 tornado. Jerry Henderson leads the Industrial Promotions Committee seeking residents to suggest out of town industries and local wholesalers while promoting industry awareness and direct contact.
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