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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1974

Page

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Two Major Fires Ravage Littlefield Commerce District

Fire officials say two adjacent buildings, Higginbetham Bartlett’s Timber Warehouse and Wilemon Company, were gutted in a blaze that erupted within four minutes of another inferno. Arson is suspected as investigators probe the scene, with damages exceeding $200,000 and no reported injuries. About 200 firefighters from Littlefield and seven nearby towns fought the blazes through the night, dousing tanks at risk of rupture and containing hot spots as dawn approached.

Littlefield Wileman Oil Company Higginbotham-Bartlett Lumber Company Higginbetham-Bartlett Tunmiber Wil Leon Durhant Limber Company Lamb County Sheriff's Deputies Lumberbird Au Company of Company Firemerit Wileron Cod Dourdan Littlepue

Senate Debates Tax Cut Bill Amid Veto Risk

United States Senate discusses a tax cut measure likely to face a veto by President Nixon. Key senators anticipate quick votes and possible House action to override, signaling a high-stakes test of tax policy and party positions in early February.

Washington Nixon Sen Pussell Duong Rhacman Senatain Committee Sail Bsa House Senate

Acupuncture's Cure Claims Discounted In Medical Report

An anesthesiologist says acupuncture may help as an anesthetic but has no proven value as treatment and can be harmful if applied poorly. Dr. John J. Bonica of the University of Washington notes strong public interest and misconceptions driven by uncritical Chinese reports.

Chicago John J. Bonica University of Washington Seattle Journal of the American Medical Association Bonica

Nixon in Israel Seeks Impossible Dream of Peace

President Nixon arrived in Jerusalem to cheers from about 100,000 flag waving Israelis and moved quickly to restore relations with Syria. He held talks with Premier Rabin and pledged to make the Arab Israeli peace goal a possible dream, while facing questions about nuclear assistance to Egypt.

Jerusalem Middle East Nixon Syria Israel Yitzhak Rabin Shalom Ephraim Katvir Damascus David Ben-Gurion Tel Aviv Katzir Rabin Biblical United States Egypt Moshe Dayan Jerusalem Post

Seeding Suit Resumes In Littlefield

Testimony in the first Texas Weather Modification Act case since 1967 begins at 9:30 a.m. as the third day opens. The dispute centers on whether cloud seeding deprives farmers of rainfall. Defendants are Atmospherics Inc and Better Weather Inc of Littlefield and Plains Weather Improvement Assn of Plainview. Pierre St. Amand, director of the Navy Weather Modification Program, testified on cloud diameter changes from cauliflower shapes to fuzzy wisps.

Littlefield Atmospherics Inc Better Weather, Inc Plains Weather Improvement Assn Plainview Pierre St. Amand U.S. Navy Pat Boone Jr 154Th District

Weather map page notes warm Tuesday in Lubbock area

Clear to partly cloudy through Tuesday with today’s high in the mid 90s and Tuesday’s in the upper 90s. Tonight’s low in the mid 60s. Winds southerly. Sunset and humidity figures listed. regional city readings show warm, dry conditions across several locales.

Powitty Denver Houston Hobbs Bee Dallas

European Business Urged by U.S. and Japanese leaders

A group of top American and Japanese businessmen urged their nations to cooperate with Western Europe to craft new international business procedures. The call came in the joint report Toward a New International System: A Joint Japanese American View by the Japan Committee for Economic Development and the U S Committee for Economic Development.

New York UPI Europe Japan Committee For Economic Development Comittee For Economic Development CED United States

Meat Feeders Threaten Market Pause In Cattle Row

Meathold feeders in a 10 state region threaten to withhold cattle from market starting Monday to press for a fair price. About 8 percent of feeders representing 600000 head pledge not to sell choice grade steers under 10 cents a pound. The action aims to bridge the gap between wholesale and supermarket prices amid rising feed costs and strong demand.

George Spencer Sioux City Iowa Alfred Tuma Pocahontas Tuma

Ehrlichman Aims to Subpoena Kissinger in Plumbers Trial

John Ehrlichman plans to subpoena Henry Kissinger as a defense witness in the plumbers trial. He also seeks to subpoena Alexander Haig and White House counsel J. Fred Buzhardt, with Nixon to answer written questions instead of testifying. Trial delayed to June 28 by Judge Gerhard G. A. Gesell.

Washington White House John Ehrlichman Henry A. Kissinger Alexander M. Male Jr Nixon Ehrl Eichman Daniel Elisberg Devas Pielding Earler Thesemonth Ehrlichman Naxon Sixon Russinger Haig J. Fred Bushardt Nissen Gerhard A Sell Buchardt

Prayer Fragment Remains in Reader’s Note

A fragmentary reader prayer emphasizes seeking guidance from God and urging compassion for others. It expresses a wish to be more thoughtful and ready to help fellow people and to respond to divine calls. The tone is earnest and communal.

Police Chief’s Terror Spree Ends in Fatal Chase

An autopsy and ensuing investigation detail a deadly high speed chase in central Idaho ending with a crash after a suspect rammed a patrol car. Officers pursued the suspect noted as Stavast and Perkins, and the incident involved a tourist and multiple deputies. Casualties include a 17 year old, with authorities examining weaponry and motives.

Idaho Yael Perkins Amd Robert Agloe Aubayeseb Han Stuvaal Wates Family Tea Tea World Faye Wash

Paducah Solon May Play Speaker's Race Role

In 20 years of Texas legislative politics Rep. W S Heatly of Paducah, a longtime appropriations chair, eyes a 1975 speaker race comeback. Critics say he backs Rep. Carl Parker while Heatly praises Parker's path to lead the House, despite past tensions with Speaker Daniel Jr.

Paducah Solon Ing Appropriations Price Daniel Jr Heath Daniel Heatly Carl Parker Port Arthur Fie Parker Vail Fea Ced Heacy Athens Paul Chayton U-Springlane Jie Matscner

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