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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
10
An analysis argues that federal price controls on raw farm products threaten supply, raise bureaucratic costs, and distort markets. It cites Nixon’s stance, rising production, and dangers of turning economic decisions into political contests while urging reliance on market forces.
The International Printing Pressmen and Assistants' Union wins reinstatement for six discharged workers at the Austin American-Statesman. An arbitrator orders back pay and full seniority, while others face suspensions. pickets reappear in front of the paper after October 27.
The Parks and Recreation Board meets at noon in City Hall's emergency operating center to discuss playa lake policies and a request for a tent revival and lease of Canyon Lakes land for a permanent radio controlled model plane facility.
An Irishman discusses his travel plans after four years of saving for school and work while reporters’ wages funded the trip. He reflects on choosing sights and cities and feeling entitled to enjoy the fruits of long planning.
Washington reports Japanese plans to bolster imports from the United States to meet growing demand and offset currency effects. Greenshields notes calendar 1973 may show even stronger U.S. farm exports led by soybeans and corn while Japan maintains some import barriers on foods. Nixon seeks powers to curb shipments of pork and other crops to protect U.S. consumers.
The brimmed Sunbonnet No. 2273 offers pattern piece full directions and is ideal for windy days. Sizes shown include 35 bust and 1042 to We. Order 75 cents per pattern inclusive of postage and handling from Sue Burnett at P. O. Gen 5340 in Lubbock.
A longtime Lubbock Public Schools official retires after a storied career. He praises the community, parents, students, and trustees, and notes stable leadership under respected superintendents. Plans include travel, fishing, hunting, golf, church and civic work, home at 7001 Miami Ave.
Austin UPI reporting that Texan motorists may see premiums fall 10 to 15 percent this fall. Representative Ben Bynum of Amarillo, chair of the House Insurance Committee, said good drivers could see 20 to 30 percent cuts once the new cooperative insurance rate law takes effect in September.
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