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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1973

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Brezhnev ends cold war era with Nixon accord

Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev declared an end to the cold war in a televised address from San Clemente to Americans, urging broader U S Soviet trade and cooperation. He rode back to Washington aboard the Spirit of '76 then to Camp David before a Paris summit with Pompidou.

San Clemente Calif UPI Leonid I. Brezhnev Russia United States Nixon Brezhnev William P. Rogers Washington Rogers Andre A. Gromyko Anatoly F. Dobrynin Andrews Afb Camp David Maryland Paris Georges Pompidou

11 Year Old Boy Drowns In Water Filled Ditch

An 11 year old local boy, Billy Joe Dominguez, drowned around noon Sunday in a water filled excavation ditch at Loop 289 and U S Highway 62 82. His body was recovered at 1 10 p m by Lunpock Fire Department using boat and drag lines. Justice of the Peace Charles Smith ruled the death accidental due to drowning.

Loop 289 Billy Joe Dominguez Steven Dominguez Parkway Drive Lunpock Justice of the Peace Charles Smith Billy Offi Iesthanners Iesthanners Said. the Water Was Esti- Lubbock Waco (Ap Henderson Robert Reagan Rolando Marro Waco Bun M. Siecmum Balalty Weather City PLC el Paso Abilene GS Hobbs Albuquerque U Houston Amarillo Okla City Dallas W. Falls Denver

28 Perish In Blaze At Frenchman Street Bar

A devastating fire swept a French Quarter bar Sunday night killing 28 people as patrons leaped from windows and others remained trapped inside. Coroners confirmed the mass death while rescuers retrieved bodies from the burned wreckage.

New Orleans al I Linn Quinton Houston Bert Barere Orleans Parish Carl Rabin

60 Day Price Freeze Hits Meat and Egg Farmers

The 60 day price freeze blamed by CRAIG AMMERMAN triggers production cuts across the country. East Texas farmers slaughter hundreds of thousands of chickens while industry spokesmen warn of four cent losses per egg and possible $1 per dozen prices and shortages if not reversed. The Cost of Living Council opened an investigation as Senate members warned of drastic food shortages, with producers selling breeding stock and hogs to trim herds as hog and cattle numbers decline in the Corn Belt.

Craig Ammerman Associated Press Texas Nixon Cost of Living Council Senate|Agriculture Committee Robert J. Williams Illinois Department of Agriculture Mason City Department of Agriculture Corn

Mom's Special Request: Bandit Robs Dallas Store

A Dallas bandit entered Pedigo's Grocery and after loading items on the counter returned with a pistol and ordered the clerk to empty the register. He escaped with $400. The robber described his actions as fulfilling a mother's request.

Mom’s Bandit Dallas UPS Texas Pedigo's

Stabbed Levelland laborer found in water treatment pond

The body of Jose Cruz Canales about 35 a Levelland farm laborer was found floating face up in the city's water treatment pond at about 7 30 am. He had 14 19 stab wounds to the upper chest and his throat was cut. An autopsy was ordered in Lubbock and inquest held at the scene.

Levelland Jose Cruz Canales Ted Holder Hockley Attornney Phillip McCulloch McCulloch Sheriff's Deputies Justice of the Peace E. L. Ford Ford Lubbock Canales Cruz

Prayer of guidance to walk closer to God

A reader offers a brief closing prayer asking for divine guidance in confusing times and a closer walk with Jesus, ending in Jesus name.

Heavenly Father Jesus

Cowboy College proposed to train new cowhands

A Floyce Mastoreton Ranch foreman proposes a cowboy college to train young cowhands in a year of instruction and hands on work. He says ranchers could hire graduates as summer interns apprentices or part time punchers as good cowboys grow scarce across the industry.

Tanner Laine Avalanche-Journal Cowboy College Seth Woods Floyce Masterson Ranch Guthrie Paducah Seth

Whittler Preserves Bygone Memories

The article profiles Gerry Burton a Mathews Junior High art teacher turned wood carver. Growing up near Tahoka and Brownfield she turns memories of farm life into western caricatures using pocket knife carving. Her tales of ponies fences and pets shape her wood art and humor.

Gerry Burton Avalanche-Journal Theresa Martin Matthews Junior High School Whittler Tahoka Brownfield

Friendly puppy bites five children and is later found rabid

In Dallas a once friendly puppy named Luke bit five Baker children before dying two days later. Tests confirmed rabies. The children Tina 9 Larry 7 Terry 13 Teddy 11 and Alvis 15 receive rabies shots at Children’s Medical Center starting June 9 and continuing through month end. Doctors monitor them.

Dallas UPI Luke H.E. Baker Alvis Baker Tina Larry Terry Teddy Alvis

Playground Fall Kills City Girl

A 9 year old girl died at Methodist Hospital from injuries after a schoolyard slide fall on Sunday afternoon in the 200 block of 42nd Street. Diane Diaz, daughter of Mary Lou Diaz, suffered head injuries and passed away about 9 p.m. Services are pending. Born December 12, 1965 in Brownfield she is survived by her mother three brothers a sister and grandparents.

Methodist Hospital Diane Diaz Mary Lou Diaz 42Nd St Henderson Funeral Brownfield John Martin Henry Ernest Teresa Andrew Diaz

Cyclist shot and killed after traffic stop in Texas

San Augustine Texas DPS patrolmen shot a 32 year old motorcyclist Angelo Watts after stopping him for a traffic violation. Texas Ranger investigators say Watts fired first. officers returned fire and found a gun near the scene. Watts is identified as the victim.

San Augustine UPS Department of Public Safety Texas Ranger Angelo Watts DPS

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