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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1973
Page
3
Box 491 Lubbock Texas ad notice appears in the Morsing edition with unclear content and formatting. The readable fragment shows a local advertising reference and potential box number.
An excerpt lists executive roles at the Lubbock Avalanche Journal and its national advertising networks. Names include Robert R. Norris as VP GM and Rickman as business manager, with Carl Cannon as advertising director and Jay Harris as circulation manager.
The Parks and Recreation Board recommends developers dedicate flood prone playa lake areas for public parks or long term neighborhood open space. The plan allows cutting and filling to reclaim up to 30 percent of land below flood level and shapes the hole to create a natural park asset. Taxpayers save city funds and homeowners gain from the policy.
The piece notes a proposal by Sen. Lloyd Bentsen to cap campaign contributions at 3000 dollars and require written records for all over 100 dollars. It argues ceilings and stricter controls are needed to curb campaign spending and restore public trust after Watergate. It cites Bentsen's stance on reducing influence of large donors and keeping elections fair.
Corky Copp of Lubbock, at 13, earns the Boy Scouts Medal of Merit for saving his father Eugene Copp from drowning last summer. He pulled him into a boat and performed mouth to mouth resuscitation for about 30 minutes, credited with saving his life. The Avalanche Journal adds its praise.
Andrew Tully notes Paris papers mocked Nixon Brezhnev dinner menus as gastronomic heresies. He contrasts French chauvinism with American dining habits, cites Paris chefs and hotels, and recalls French tastes for traditional dishes while Americans seek varied cuisines abroad.
The article links John Dean's Senate testimony with Herbert G. Klein's last days in the Nixon White House, arguing the presidency stood on the edge of ruin as these events converged. It emphasizes an ongoing, largely untold internal struggle within the administration.
Virginia Payette notes upheaval in the Nixon White House with Herb Klein sidelined as director of communications. The piece links Klein’s treatment to broader ad hoc leadership shifts and highlights public incidents in New York City showing citizen intervention and renewed communal policing.
In a Senate address Senator Wiley argues Soviet satellites already weaken and predicts Red China could next oppose the Kremlin. In Seoul negotiations for Korea’s truce face risks over unification issues. In Washington Secretary Benson says 8 million in disaster relief funds available for Texas and Oklahoma drought areas.
The foundation, nonpartisan and long active since the 1960 campaign, urges Sen. Sam Ervin and Democrats on the Watergate committee to summon Democratic fundraisers like Eugene L. Wyman. It cites Wyman’s connections with Jake Factor, Mrs. Factor, Lew Wasserman, and others, detailing large Democratic donations and loans to Kennedy, Humphrey, and McGovern campaigns.
Average drinker consumes about 15 gallons of liquor annually during peacetime. Prohibition era had none. Clark Gable and Greta Garbo cited as great screen romantic leads of their time. Questions cover mail service to Britain, round manhole covers, and social habits. Address: L. M. Boyd, Fort Worth Texas.
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