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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1972

Page

7

Unless Plane Writers Moderate Proposals

Backers press McGovern to pledge U S troop pullout from Indochina as Vietnam and foreign policy planks await drafting. They call for ending Nixon wage and price controls as a first priority of a Democratic administration. The draft planks remain to be approved by the 150 member platform committee.

McGovern U. S Indochina Vietnam Mills-Mansfield Congress

Democratic Credentials Panel Faces Record Seating Ruling

The Democratic Credentials Committee opens two weeks of hearings on about 70 challenges from 26 states affecting roughly half the convention delegations. The cases, led by Chicago Mayor Daley and 58 uncommitted delegates, test reform aims to expand women and minority representation while risking floor fights or court intervention.

Washington Nixon Richard Daley Chicago White House Old Guard Party McGovern George McGovern Daley Texas Lone Star Democratic California Reform Commission Bia

Federal Aid Rebuild Promised After Eastern Floods

Across nine states the Agnes disaster left New York State with $100 million in damage and 17,000 houses hurt, while Wilkes-Barre faced 1000 square blocks flooded and 100,000 evacuated. Supplies airlifted to Hershey and Harrisburg, water restoration underway, and calls for a congressional probe into a forecast lapse.

New York State Pennsylvania Wilkes-Barre Harrisburg Susquehanna Virginia Richmond James River H. John Heinz II Rpa National Weather Service Paul Jacoby Mete Corning Painted Post N.Y Chemung National New York

Record Heat Grips Texas Cities with 140 at College Station

Heat set records across Texas with Wichita Falls posting 111 and Fort Worth Dallas and Wichita Falls noting record highs. Mineral Wells reached 109 while Galveston and Abilene hit 105 or 104. Lone Star 500 at College Station saw 140 on the track as thundershowers dampened the Red River area. Northeast Texas expected more storms and continued heat statewide. nationwide, temps ranged from 27 at Truckee to 11 at Wichita Falls in the afternoon.

Wichita Falls Mineral Wells Galveston Abilene Childress Cotulla Fort Worth Dallas Midland San Angelo Waco Wink College Station Red River Texas National Weather Service Truckee Calif

William Brewer Rites Pending

Services for William Hanford Brewer 46 of 506 Ave X who died about 2 p m Saturday at Colonial Manor Nursing Home are pending with Rix Funeral Directors Brewer a service station attendant had lived in Lubbock seven years Survivors include a son Steve Brewer three daughters Mrs Brenda Beth Williams Miss Sandra K Brewer and Miss Bonnie Sue Brewer three brothers Wann Brewer of Wellington and others four Hers Mia Lola Powers of Missouri Friona and Hazel Brewer of Clovis NM

William Hanford Brewer Ave. X Colonial Manor Rix Brewer Lubbock Steve Brewer Ave. H Apt Brenda Beth Williams Tulsa Sandra K. Brewer 37Th St Bonnie Sue Brewer Sith St Wann Wellington Pate Ariz Aiute Colorado Mia Lola Powers Missouri Friona Hazel Clovis

Price Panel Takes Up Food Costs With No Clear Action

The Price Panel, amid rising grocery costs, failed to offer new recommendations. President Nixon met with Shultz and economic advisers but did not announce a decision. Critics blame retailers for meat price hikes, noting farm prices steady since 1971 while retail prices rose 5.3 percent.

Ralph Nader Grayson Harrison Wellford Mark Fredericksen

Chopping Bills Focus on Welfare Programs and Education

The House and Senate move toward restoring in joint committee a drug treatment center provision and a special education item. The Senate approves a 12 month welfare appropriation tied to federal funds, while the House opts for an eight month welfare program and places other items in a contingency clause. Nimitz museum funding remains in the Senate bill after a Rep. Johnson objection referencing LBJ. Also noted are Senate rule changes, an insurance committee study, and reconsideration of appointments to state boards.

Senate House Texas Nimitz Museum Jake Johnson San Antonio Johnson LBJ Fredericksburg

Woman confronts alleged police harassment in election row

Mrs Mitchell denounces a security agent and claims political harassment after a telephone incident. She says a man forced entry during political tensions and asserts she is "black and blue" and a political prisoner, while alleging names and actions connected to Nixon's committee.

Nixon

Wild Horse Warren: Matador cowhand to Elmwood ranch manager

The Dundee born cowhand known as Wild Horse rose from 17 year old wagon bosses at Matador Land & Cattle to manage Elmwood near College Station in South Texas. He recalls long wagon days, dances on Saturdays, and the rough but loyal life that forged a gentler, steadfast cowboy spirit.

War- Ten Wild Horse Tenderfoot Button Tenderfeet Warren

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