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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1972

Page

3

Democrats Start Regional Platform Talks Ahead of Convention

Democratic Platform Committee members hold regional sessions in Firpargtion starting June 23 to draft planks for Miami Beach talks on July 10. The process aims to please diverse interests, risking a patchwork platform that may be criticized as merely to get in on the action.

Democratic Party Firpargtion Miami Beach Shirley Chisholm George

That Girl on Broadway Feuds With Political Phrases

The article lampoons politicians and critics with quick quips about lawmakers and neighbors. It notes Horace J. Blanchard as the senator for the 28th district and hints at behind the scenes influence in state politics.

Preston Smith Benjamin Franklin Barnes Rayford Price State of Garbage Examiners Horace J. Blanchard Horace J

Oddities in Reforms Highlight Senate Nominee Vetting

The column analyzes Austin political culture as Texas senators debate executive nominees. It notes how district loyalties enable opposition to appointees, the balance of Senate confirmation, and parallels with public audits and bureaucratic oversight. It also references a California Nudist Colony headline and the Texas Tech Medical School faculty hires.

Texas Senate Preston Smith Austin Minoh Gibson Texas Tech School of Medicine George ‘Tyner Weven

Welfare Reform Debates Stir Washington In Election Year

The article examines proposed welfare changes including workfare and guaranteed income, noting Senate Finance Committee discussions, Social Security tax impacts, and projected recipient increases. It highlights partisan views, potential benefit rises, and the political fight shaping policy before the election year.

Senate Finance Senet Nixon

Ban on DDT Sparks Farm Debate Across the South

The agricultural community considers a near nationwide DDT ban effective December 31. Proponents warn substitutes like ethyl and methyl parathion may pose greater environmental danger, while supporters argue DDT remains essential to feed and clothe the world. U S manufacturers urge shipments abroad and the U S Department of Agriculture seeks continuation. Northwest Texas growers urge calm and industry guidance.

Orman Baurlaug Ief U. S U. S. Department of Agriculture

Wallace Courage S050 Hope After Spinal Surgery

In the wake of an assassination attempt Wallace Courage S050 faces uncertain recovery with surgeons reporting a bullet in the spinal canal has been removed. Doctors remain hopeful he can walk again with crutches and braces and a month after the attack he nears a pivotal political moment.

Egal Hage

Tax loopholes not written to favor one class

Rep. Bow cites Treasury data showing 106 high earners with income over 200000 paid no federal income tax in 1970, while 12 with about 4 million AGI paid none due to state and local taxes. He argues deductions for charitable donations and interest shape tax liability and public confidence in the system.

Wanunaton Jeter Congress Frank T. Bow Ohio Treasury Department Bow Bays U.S Grace

Fragmentary note on a fire at Gentroyed age site

A damaged OCR fragment reports a fire at an unnamed site in Gentroyed. It mentions eastern covers and a president will be Legere, with damage unclear and no clear date or full nouns.

Chaat Ra

Passing On Names and Language Myths From An Alaskan Perspective

A fragmented excerpt discusses naming traditions for sons, exposure to Indigenous terms, and misused slang like wigwam. It contrasts native phrases such as we too much with white stereotypes, includes stray reflections on an experienced Alaskan and a controversial remark about a deranged moose.

Fee Alec A

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