Day On The South Plains Lubbock Avalanche Journal March 16 1973
The Lubbock Avalanche Journal edition from Friday morning March 16 1973 lists staff roles for the paper including Robert R. Norris as Vice President and General Manager J C Rickman Jay Harris as Business Manager Carl N Can Advertising Director Robert C McVay and circulation editor positions. The paper is published by Southwestern Newspapers Corporation and distributed nationally by Associated Press and United Press International.
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Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Southwestern Avers. Corporation
Fh St
Ave. J
Texas
National
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Dallas
Texan
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
Carl N. Can
Robert C. McVay
Criculation Mana
Nixon Crime Proposals Make Sense
The article argues President Nixon’s plan for a broad overhaul of the Federal Criminal Code, including reimposing the death penalty for certain crimes, is well reasoned and potentially deterrent. It notes political hurdles in Congress, with liberal opposition to capital punishment and a Massachusetts bill to abolish federal death penalty.
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Nixon
Congress
America
Mr. Nixon
Senate Judiciary
Massachuetts
Robert Drinan
Texas Settlement Over Champion Paper Pollution Fines
Texas agrees to a 100000 dollar pollution suit settlement with Champion Paper Co. and requires 15 million dollars in emission controls by July 1 1974. Prosecutors say the fine is the nation's highest but locals fear ongoing odor and air quality issues from three emissions described as skunk rotten egg and decaying cabbage.
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State of Texas
Champion Paper Co
Champion
Advocation of Marijuana Legalization Drawn Into Question
The piece cites Henry Duval in American Mercury arguing marijuana is not simply another drug like alcohol. It notes alcohol’s depressant effects versus marijuana’s mixed stimulant and depressant actions. It warns legalization would raise use and bring trouble, opposing claims that marijuana is less dangerous than alcohol.
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Henry Duval
American Mercury
Duval
King
Hair length dispute reaches federal court
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans hears another case over high school male students hair length. Parents object to Kimball High School music groups required to keep hair above ears and collars. The federal court time is described as wasted on cases lacking federal issues.
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Vietsh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
New Orleah
Las
Mile
Justin F. Kimball High School
Best Reason TT Fad Center In Seattle Closes
The Chattanooga News Free Press notes that Seattle shut down a so called ru mor center once common for trouble areas. It cites no money as not the issue but lack of rumors and demonstrations, with traffic dropping from four cars daily to sixteen and the center no longer needed.
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Seattle
Chattanooga News-Free Press
Keely Smith
Louis Prima
Keely
Boston
Canada
New Zealand
Israel
Postmaster General Kl asen chided over Congress remarks
An editorial criticizes Postmaster General Elmer T. Klassen after he said he would not seek more money. Senators Randolph and Hollings pressed him to clarify, noting Congress oversees the postal system. The piece mocks Congress yet warns Klassen to engage lawmakers as the Postal Service relies on Capitol Hill funding and oversight.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Elmer T. Klassen
Congres
Ol Klassen
Klassen
Congress
American Can Ca
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Sens
Jennings Randolph
Ernest Hollings
D-S.c
Randolph
Gale McGee
Dwyo
Randephani Hollings
Republic
Jook
Gametines
Amitil
Capitol Hill
Agnew Faces Increasing White House Pressure
The piece reports Vice President Spiro T. Agnew amid rising hostility at the White House. A Nixon staffer bluntly asked an Agnew aide what Agnew is doing for the President and the President's program, with the reply indicating attempts at improvement.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Nixon
Agnew
Jogging changes men as Psychology Today reports
A Purdue study of 60 middle aged men shows four months of jogging boosts fitness and triggers notable personality shifts toward self sufficiency emotional stability and imagination. Researchers Ismail and Trachtman note increased brain glucose circulation and a strong drive to improve performance while some mood guilt rises may reflect time spent training rather than work.
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Psychology Today
Purdue University
Ali Ismail
Trachtman
Ismail
Wally
Changing athletic team names stirs national debate
Jay Harris critiques the move to rename teams with Indian names and argues it diverts from real progress on equality. The piece notes Stanford Cardinals and Utah Utes shifts, mentions broader renaming chatter including the Braves and Chiefs, and warns against losing sight of freedom and opportunity.
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Wounded Knee
Stanford
Cardinals
Red Raider
Utah
Redskins
Utes
Atlanta Braves
Kansas City Chiefs
Cleveland Indians
Washington Redskins
Washington
Dallas Cowboys
Soviet premier says no issues with US unsolvable by peace
Moscow dispatch reports Prime Minister Georgi Malenkov states there are no controversial issues with the United States or any nation that cannot be settled peacefully. In Texas a tornado devastates towns leaving fatalities and destruction to be endured.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkoy
Supreme Soviet
United States
Geese lead birds in V formations change roles
In migrating geese the front bird often shifts every 50 flights with another taking the lead. Scientists think aerodynamics play a part as the lead breaks through the air while others ride the drafts. The front position changes to share the workload.
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