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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1975

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Economic Signals Lift Markets Amid Gas Price Tug

The Associated Press reports a brighter economic picture with wholesale sugar price cuts and a possible energy compromise. Dow Jones gains 14.08 to 753.13 as oil cartel talks begin in Algiers. Ford energy plans and Ways and Means proposal could raise gasoline prices, keeping consumers wary at the pump.

Associated Press Amstar Corp Sucrest Corp Ford Dow-Jones Auust New York Stock Exchange Al-giers United States Europe House Ways and Means

German Guerrillas To Live In Yemen

Five West German guerrillas, freed from Berlin jails, arrived by Lufthansa 707 and were promised by Bonn to stay in Aden, Southern Yemen, after refueling. The plan sought to secure the release of Peter Lorenz, with Bonn indicating intervention to honor the prisoners' wish to remain in Yemen. A Bonn spokesman noted no details were released and that the five might stay in Aden if allowed.

United Press International Ethiopia Egypt Yemen Berlin Lufthansa Tel Avivi Aden Peter Lorenz Lallow Bonn Moni Seee Cairo Uher Jung Kaster D-El Paso West Dpas Uner

Texas lawmaker swamped by letters over ladybug bill

UPI reports Rep. Tom Uher of Bay City faces a flood of schoolchildren letters from across Texas criticizing his stance on a bill to designate the ladybug as the state insect. The letters reflect broad public interest as lawmakers weigh the measure.

Austin Tex UPI Tom Uher D-Bay City Texas Tate Dana Rogers el Paso Pasodale School Uher

Petroleum Tariff Delays Seen In Ford Plan

White House sources say President Ford will delay 60 days the 1 dollar per barrel oil tariff hike and postpone decontrol of domestic crude on April 1. The moves aim to give Congress time for an energy compromise and to avoid a sharp policy clash with Democrats.

Washington Ford White House Congress Senate DPA Radio Aden Tel Aviv Ethiopia Egypt Ford Administration Addis

Navajos End Occupation Of Factory

Eight AIM members with a red and black flag exited the Fairchild plant in Shiprock New Mexico after a week long occupation. Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald led officials from the building as negotiations over reinstatement of laid off Navajo workers concluded. Tribal police noted no immediate state or federal prosecutions were planned as the plant prepared to resume operations.

Shiprock N.M American Indian Movement Hvorian AIM Peter MacDonald National Guard MacDonald Kent State Watts Wounded Knee Fairchild Camera and Instrument Co Roland Dart Fairchild

Deposits At Eight Lubbock Banks Rise In 1974

Deposits at eight Lubbock banks totalled 95,915,466 dollars in 1974, up from 723,322,700 dollars in the prior year, indicating substantial growth in local banking deposits.

Lubbock

EMS Study Set By Liaison Group Aims for Countywide Service

A liaison group plans a countywide emergency medical services study after city officials rejected a $202,000 system. Chairman Alan Henry says the council’s decision is not a rejection of pursuing countywide EMS and a special committee meets later this week to review options.

Peggy Smith Avalanche-Journal Alan Henry Henry DePriest

Weather Map and City EMS Plan Details

Partly cloudy and warmer in Lubbock today and Wednesday with highs near 50s then near 70, and westerly winds 8 to 18 mph. EMS funding debate shows city officials opposing tripling payments and risking a federal planning grant while considering contract handover to the county hospital district.

Lubbock

Prayer Blessings Asked For Worthiness Each Day

A devotional reader asks for guidance thanking God and praying to remain worthy of His love throughout the day with heartfelt petition and Amen.

Temperatures Vary Widely Over Texas Front Drops Snow

A cold front sweeping Texas Monday brought wide temperature swings from the Red River to South Texas. Lubbock cooled to a high of 40 and a low of 27 while light snow and sleet fell across the Panhandle and Northeast Texas. An eastward moving front was expected to clear West Texas today with light showers in North and East Texas.

Texas South Plains Lubbock Panhandle Amarillo National Weather Service Plainview Red River South Texas Rio Grande Rivier Valley Gistate Canada Kewa Saunas

Immigrants Found Working at U S Government HQ

In Washington two illegal aliens were found employed as cleaners in the Immigration and Naturalization Service headquarters. Albert Keven Adokwelu of Nigeria and Mohamed Ahmed of Ethiopia were arrested Friday night and released on their own recognizance. Officials noted the case as part of broader concerns about illegal workers in government contracts and urged stronger penalties for employers.

Washington Immigration and Naturalization Service United States Immigration Service U.S Albert Keven’ Adokwelu Nigeria Mohamed Ahmed Ethiopia Newark N.J New Jersey FBI Chicago O'Hare International Airport New York Harbor New Rochelle N.Y Udokivelu Immigration. ‘Service

Silent Robber Strikes Handy Hut No 1 Store

A silent gunman robbed Handy Hut No 1 at 7008 S University Ave in south Lubbock around 9 30 p m Monday. Store attendant Bill Smith described a white male about 20 with a thin blond mustache and 150 pounds 5 feet 8 inches wearing a toboggan hat khaki jacket and pants. He took cash from the first register and fled north along University Avenue.

South Lubbock Bill Smith Handy Hut No. 1

Gas Injection Well Ordered Closed Down

The Texas Railroad Commission ordered the Atlantic Richfield Company to suspend all gas injection operations after a hydrogen sulfide bearing gas release killed nine near Denver City. A public hearing was set for March 13 to study hazards and safety measures for injection wells.

Austin. Tex UPI Denver City Texas Railroad Commission Atantic Richfield Company Railroad ‘Commission Commission Atlantic Richfield B.L. “Short Dahoka Railroad Commission

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