Senate Finance Committee approves tax cut with home buyer credit
The Senate Finance Committee advances a $31.5 billion tax cut targeting low and middle income families with children and adds a home buyer credit up to $2,000. If needed, oil depletion repeal may wait for final passage. The measure shifts toward President Ford for signing as Easter recess nears.
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Safety Measures At Gas Well Site Described
An ARCO Texas hearing reviewed gas injection safety after a faulty fitting caused a hydrogen sulfide release near Denver City. Amoco plans a similar project near Sundown by late spring, as officials urge a statewide alert system to warn residents about hydrogen sulfide dangers.
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Dick Cook Wins Top Ad Award
Dick Cook a former retail national advertising manager at The Lubbock Avalanche Journal was awarded the 1975 Silver Medal Award by the Lubbock Advertising Federation. He now teaches and consults in the mass communications department at Texas Tech University and received the honor Thursday with 20 others at the banquet for creativity in local advertising.
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Dick" Cook
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Coler
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Outstanding Citizens Named At Annual Recognition Event
The town honors seven recipients at the annual Citizenine ceremony held the night of the awards banquet. Highlights include Katrina Jarman and Susan Hobgood Wiese honored for long service, with additional recognitions for Fire Girl activities and academic pursuits.
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Esther E. Snell
William Harrod
Gary
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Sundown
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Amoco
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15Th St
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Kissinger Seeks Egyptian Proposals in Sinai Talks
In Aswan, Anwar Sadat and Henry Kissinger discuss a reciprocal peace framework with concrete ideas for a second-stage accord. Kissinger plans to present Egyptian proposals to Israel and return with Israel's reply after cabinet discussions.
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Less Energy Use Urged By Speaker
Texas Tech hosted Rene Dubos, Nobel laureate and antibiotic researcher, urging reduced energy use to raise quality of life. He argued American living standards grew under peculiar early conditions and that architecture and lifestyle should adapt to lower energy demand.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Tech
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Weather map page snapshot notes regional highs and lows
Weather map for Lubbock and vicinity reports high today in the mid 60s, tonight low in the upper 20s, and Saturday high in the upper 40s. Winds from south to southwest at 12 to 24 mph, increasing clouds tonight, with humid, limited detail across Abilene Denver El Paso Houston Hobbs and Oklahoma City areas.
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Local Government Employees in Lubbock County Total 6175
County workers in Lubbock County total 6175, outlining the size of local government staffing. Figures reflect current counts for public service roles across the county.
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Prayer Blesses Those Who Serve Without Gain
A reader prays for those who dedicate their lives to the welfare of others without seeking profit. The sentiment honors selfless service and acts of kindness performed for the common good.
Carrier of the Year honors given to Ribardy and Green
Mike Ribardy, 16, named Carrier of the Year alongside Yvonne Green as outstanding carriers recognized at the Journal’s 17th annual awards banquet. The event at The Avalanche honored Texas Tech students and featured kicking specialist Brian Hall and David West among other star carriers. Green is noted as the daughter of nine star carriers. Ribardy is highlighted for overcoming a foot injury to win a Tech scholarship.
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Local Carrier Winners Named In District Roll Call
jd son of Mr and Mrs Leon Ribardy of 4518 49th St earns state cartier and a Washington trip plus a 2300 scholarship from Texas Newspaper Publishers. He also receives a trophy 200 savings bonds engraved wristwatch and orchid for his mother. His name will be engraved on a carrier plaque in The A 1 lobby. Runner up is Gerald Gibbs son of Mr and Mrs Ployd Gibbs of 2807 6th St who wins a trophy 25 bond and orchid for his mother. Kenneth named 1973 Carrier of the Year with other runners up receiving trophies.
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Hearst fingerprints found at Pennsylvania farmhouse
Reports say Patricia Hearst fingerprints were located at a northeastern Pennsylvania farmhouse alongside those of William and Emily Harris and Wendy Shimura Yo Shimura. A federal grand jury nears action while a witness named Tay Weiner from Philadelphia testifies and hints at possible prison terms or perjury concerns.
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Hall Taylor confident jurors in bribery case
Oklahoma City jurors deliberated into a second day over Hall and Taylor accused of extortion. David Hall cited Victor Hugo as he faced bribery charges related to an alleged $50,000 bribe from co defendant W W Doc Taylor of Dallas tied to a 320 million state funds investment.
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Victor Hugo
Jean” Wales
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