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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1973

Page

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FTC to Challenge Major Painkiller Ads in Court

The FTC will take three leading nonprescription painkiller manufacturers to court over claims their advertising is misleading and unfair. American Home Products Bristol-Myers and Sterling Drug face complaints tied to brands like Anacin Bufferin Excedrin and Midol plus Bayer products and five ad agencies.

Washington Federal Trade Commission American Home Products Corp Bristol-Myers Co Sterling Drug Inc Bayer Aspirin Bayer Children's Aspirin Cope, Vanquish Midol FTC

Federal authorities tighten blocks around Wounded Knee siege

Federal men set up road blocks to out of Wounded Knee as Indians fortify positions with weapons. An FBI agent was wounded in a shootout north of Wounded Knee as a federal grand jury convened in Sioux Falls to probe the trading post takeover. Deputy marshals will keep restricting access to restore order.

Wounded Knee S.D.11 FBI Dennis Banks American Indian Movement AIM Sioux Falls Indians Feb. 27, 0. S William Cliuyton Ralph Erickson U.S Washington U. S

Dollar Strengthens as Common Market Flows Currencies

The U S dollar rose on European markets after six of nine Common Market nations floated their currencies. Gold prices slipped as the world’s 14 richest nations opened talks in Brussels on a package of monetary reforms to curb speculation and stabilize exchange rates.

Brussels UPI U.S United States

Aid Curtails County Calls

Emergency ambulance service outside Lubbock limits sharply reduced after 6 p m as Aid Ambulance cuts rural calls. David Ehler cites city contract funding and leased city ambulances, with six weeks of outside calls cleared by police dispatch. County Judge Rod Shaw notes commissioners’ mixed views on subsidizing private service and potential county role. See AID Page 10.

Vaughn Hendrie Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Aid David Ehler Ehler New East Lubbock Rod Shaw Commissioners Court Shaw

Reds Turn Over POW List in Vietnam Release

The Defense Department announced 108 U S prisoners will be handed to U S authorities in Hanoi and flown to Clark Air Base Philippines for medical inspection and welcome ceremonies. About 286 Americans remain detained. The March 8 deadline for all prisoner releases and troop withdrawals looms.

North Vietnam U.S Hanoi Chirk Air Base Philippines

Vegetarian The only creature who belongs to the vegetable kingdom

The phrase appears as a playful label noting the sole creature described as part of the vegetable kingdom. It lacks surrounding reportage or identifiable events, offering minimal factual context beyond the classification.

Weather and war updates mix in terse briefing

Gusty southerly winds grip Lubbock as a 2 percent chance of precipitation looms today and tonight. Highs reach the 70s with near 40 night lows. Amid weather chatter headlines, the piece shifts to Vietnam where 299 American prisoners were released on February 12 18 and March 5. The Paris signing as January 17 triggers lists of 585 POWs in Vietnam and Laos. The United States projects full repatriation by the deadline but halts troop withdrawals to ensure prisoner handover pacing. Maj. Gen. Gilbert H. Woodward warns no withdrawals until prisoners are delivered and final troop removal awaits the Communist list.

Paris United States Vietnam Laos Gilbert H. Woodward U.S Freedom

Beauty Queen Prefers Using Miss Not Ms in Interview

Mary Alice Diers reports on Tanya Wilson the Miss U S A contestant visiting Lubbock for a three day modeling tour with J C Penney. She defends beauty contests as beneficial for young women and says she enjoys being a girl and aims to further her education with a master's in physical education.

Tanya Wilson U.S.A Lubbock Gary Davis Mary Alice Diers Avalanche-Journal Liberation Movement Miss Wilson J. C. Penney Hawaii Honolulu University of Hawaii Wilson

Senators Act On Legality Debates Upgrading Youth Rights

Texas senators debated a bill to grant 18 and 19 year olds full legal rights matching those 21 and over. The measure won temporary approval 19 to 11 and faces a final vote. Critics warned of tax, inheritance, and alcohol law impacts and possible abuses. The House also discussed deputy sheriffs receiving monthly longevity pay.

Austin Texas Vietnam Sen Bobammage D-House Tom Creighton Dmineral Wells Gammage Sen. H. J. Blanchard Crubbock Creighton Don Adams de Jasper House Luther Jones del Paso Senate

Hereford Steer Wins Grand Champion at Southwest Junior Show

A 15-year-old Lubbock County 4 H Club member won the grand champion Hereford steer at the 40th Southwestern Junior Livestock show held at Fair Park Coliseum. Mike Ragland exhibited Old Red weighing 1068 pounds for the Lamb County 4 H Club. Runner up was Jim Fields with a 1160 pound Angus under the Sudan 4 H banner. Major championships split between Lamb County 4 H and Frenship Helmineq Future Farmers chapters as about 2000 people attend.

Duane Howell Avalanche Fournay Farm Lubbock County 4H Club Fair Park Coliseum Mike Ragland Go T. Ragland Roosevelt Jim Fields L. S. Fields Sudan Lamb County Frenship Helmleigh Future Farmers of America Young Ragland Robert W. Morford Parker Uve Abilene Mike Old Red Morford Nicky Bamert Nicky Carl Bamert Hereford

Today's Prayer Dear God reminder for the old and needy

Ameh A Reade offers a prayer message urging remembrance for the elderly and poor, emphasizing they should not be forgotten. The note frames a compassionate appeal for care and attention to vulnerable communities.

Mail delays spur anger and calls for reform nationwide

Local mail carriers join dissatisfied patrons as first class and air mail face longer delivery times than officials claim. Lawmakers receive hundreds of letters criticizing service while Postmaster General Klassen pledges improvement. Reed cites cost cuts and expedited delivery to balance budgets.

Nancy Arthur Avalanche-Journal Aunt Hazel Lubbock Congress Avalanche- Journal U. S George Mahon E. T. Klassen Senate Clarion Cave Fimer Reed Reed

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