Lubbock Avalanche-Journal June 10 1977 Morning Edition
Lubbock Texas Tuesday morning edition with staff names and publication details. The page lists circulation staff and management including Robert Norris Rickman David Fersap Jay Hearaus, Carin Cannon, Robert Comaway, and others. It denotes the paper's daily distribution from Lubbock Texas and shows general newspaper masthead information for the June 10, 1977 issue.
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Vadbark Texas
Emang
the South Plains
Ager
Rickman
Lubbock
Texas
Relations On Castro's Terms Dictate Cuban Reopenings
Premier Fidel Castro announces Cuba will restore relations with the United States only on Cuban terms. He rejects U S normalization until American trade barriers, troop withdrawals from Africa, prisoner releases, human rights concerns, and visa rights align with Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Sam
Fidel Castro
Africa
Carter
Castro
Tanya
Panama
North Vietnam
Texas Fire Codes Lacking in Small Cities and Unincorporated Areas
A State Board of Insurance survey finds no fire code in unincorporated Texas areas and many small cities. Lubbock and larger towns have codes, but fringe areas lack protections, sparking calls for statewide standards and stronger enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
State Board of Insurance
Texas
Joe Christe
Insurance Board
Lubbock
Tax Reform Shapes GOP Offensive in Congress
A Republican push led by Rep Jack Kemp seeks across the board tax cuts to spur savings, investment, and growth, challenging liberal critics. The plan includes a 10 percent income tax cut and investment incentives, contrasted with Kennedy era tax reductions and Democratic spending, shaping election season debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Kemp
GOP
Carter faces tough questions on Korea troop withdrawal
President Jimmy Carter, riding high in popularity, defended his policy for gradual U S troop withdrawal from South Korea at a May 26 press conference. He acknowledged past vulnerabilities and relied on expert witnesses to back the plan after the Singlaub incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jimmy Carter
South Korea
President Park
Carter
Park
White House
National Securty Council
Controversy Over Teacher Testing in DC Schools
The DC School Superintendent Vincent Reed proposes a written subject-matter test for all teaching applicants to ensure spelling and grammar proficiency. Critics warn tests may discriminate against minority applicants, while neighboring counties report varied pass rates. Carter era SALT talks and Park statements provoke scrutiny of presidential honesty and openness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEG School
Vincent Reed
Patie School
Fom
Cesta Gan Hing
Tose
Det Ts New
Rane Reed
Heo
Capecat Chen
Washington
Polten
SEC
Polow
Pam Fda
Amin Payal
Jude Thentos
Prince George's
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Reed
Halieis Mystery Solved By UPenn Museum Team
Prof Michael Jameson of the University of Pennsylvania Museum leads divers to Halieis, an ancient Greek port city swallowed by the sea. They locate temple, acropolis, stadium, starting line and blocks, with more discoveries promised. Atlantis debates and Greek lore accompany the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael H. Jameson
University of Pennsylvania Museum
Greece
Halieis
Peloponnesus
Aegean Sea
Dr. Jameson
Halleis
Acropolis
Rouen
Jean d'Arc
Haliis
Piraeus
Athens
Sparta
Lycurgus
Agamemnon
Troy
Argos
Herodotus
Europe
Hales
Homer
Jameson
University of Athens
Anghelos Galanopoulos
Atlantis
Tacitus
Sion
Syria
Erasmus
University of Basel
Switzerland
Galanopoulos
Plato
Metropolis
Soviet Union
Moscow
Georgiy Lindberg
Atlantis Tass
Crete
James W. Manor
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Massachusetts
Phito
Mayor
Chain
de Galanopoulos
Odd Facts and Quirks From A Haphazard Column
A nostalgic column recalls a famously thin Frank Sina tra, jokes about birth weights and publicity tricks, explains wrasse sex changes with its harems, notes contact lenses that give starry eyes, and hints at hypochondria cures by age. It also cites birth statistics showing many famous people were born in cities rather than rural areas.
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John F Kennady
Preaosdry Department
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Jimmy
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Waitington
Henry Adams
District of Columbia
Adam
Evans
Republic of Korea
Henry Kissinger
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Mc Carter
Mideast
State Department
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Keven
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Geneva
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Oval Office
McLean Stevenson
Henry J. Taylor
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