Luppock Avalanche-Journal Highlights Morning News
The article fragment lists Associated Press byline names including ROBERT R. NORRIS and DAVID KNAPP with staff credits. It references page items and daily space, noting morning editions and citywide updates. The garbled text suggests a standard paper layout with names of editors and contributors.
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Briscoe Defends Texas Role in Voting Rights Debate
Gov. Dolph Briscoe argues Texas complies with and leads in voting rights, challenging its inclusion among “bad old Southern states” in a federal act. He notes bilingual ballots and measures to ease voting, reduce precinct sizes, and curb coercion, citing past post card registration as a pioneer.
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Detente questioned by Melvin Laird in Reader's Digest
Former Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird argues in the July Reader's Digest that the USSR repeatedly violates detente and arms pacts. He cites Soviet military growth, aid to North Vietnam, and covert Western influence as evidence that the Soviet Union cannot be trusted to act in good faith.
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Time For Thanks For Dr Strain's Long Lubbock Service
Time for thanks as Dr Dudley Strain announces retirement next January after 22 years as senior minister of First Christian Church. He shaped Lubbock's community work through church programs aiding children the mentally retarded the mentally ill and the downcast while advocating bond issues and civic betterment. Retirement means a shift in role not departure, ensuring he remains available when needed.
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Law and Order For White Collar Crime Policy
President Ford outlines a tough white collar crime program with penalties for campaign contributions abuse executive overcharging defense contracts and price fixing drug company offenses and real estate fraud. The plan includes sanctions such as loss of private planes advertising bans and fines with emphasis on rooting out graft and abuse in government.
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Letter to the Editor Expressing Urgent Message
A reader in The Avalanche Journal sends a brief letter to Editor J seeking to express an urgent opinion, noting it is unusual for them to write letters and intent to address a timely matter.
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Public Town Meeting draws crowd on Supreme Court topic
National Town Meeting on NPR features Rep. Charles Wiggins and Barbara Jordan with Sen. John Tunney, discussing how well the Supreme Court functions. Audience questions yield mixed insights as panelists spar over social policy versus constitutional limits. Future sessions will tackle unions, regulation, energy, and television effects on kids.
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Speeder Ticket From Sky Rouses Driver Mystery
Vinnie Williams recalls a state trooper who spotted a speeder from a helicopter then radioed down. A cruiser pulled the offender over as the trooper kept writing the ticket while the driver wondered if the skyward officer had turned against her.
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South Africa and the Southwest Echo in a Shared History
Jay Harris observes similarities between South Africa and the American Southwest, noting parallel settler history, ranching culture, and rugged landscapes. He cites Voortrekkers, Cape frontier expansion, and tensions between Whites and natives, while highlighting progress toward racial relations and ongoing reforms in South Africa.
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Pass It On RABBITS and guinea pigs note
J M Boyd comments on habit and health while quipping about bank charge card delinquencies. He questions why local life expectancy has dropped by five months over nine years.
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