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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1971

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Congress Approves 10 Percent Social Security Boost

The 92nd Congress passes a 10 percent Social Security benefit rise retroactive to Jan 1, with payroll tax increases starting Jan 1, 1972. President Nixon is set to sign, aiding 26.2 million citizens. The move, paired with a higher debt ceiling, speeds through both chambers in under two hours.

Perea Washington Congress Nixon House Senate White House Wilbur D. Mills Ways and Means Committee

Lubbock Area Group Meets for Criminal Justice Planning

The SOUTH Plains Association of Governments gathered in Lubbock to discuss long term criminal justice planning. Officials outlined regional needs and potential cooperative strategies to improve sentencing, rehabilitation, and public safety across member counties.

South Plains Association of Governments

Blanchard Amendment Triggers Ethics Bill Fallout

In Austin the Senate stripped a key portion of a legislative ethics bill removing a provision that would bar a legislator from joining a law firm that represents clients before state agencies. The move left the bill unfinished as Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes adjourned the session for the day.

Austin Senate Dec Blanchard Lubbock Ralph Hall Rockwall Bll Howe Blanchard Hall CTI Ben Barnes Sens A.R. Schwarter Galveston WT. Moore Bryan

Prayer asks God to rule universe and bless righteous leaders

A reader offers a prayer asking Heavenly Father to recognize Him as ruler of the universe and to bring down rebellion. The caller prays for leaders to govern with righteousness and obedience. Amen.

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New Historic Flags to Lead ABC Rodeo Grand Entries

The 29th annual ABC Rodeo in Municipal Coliseum features replicas of historic flags. Spectators will see flags including Britain, Pine Tree Flag 1775, Rattlesnake Flag, Washington’s 13 Stars and Stripes 1777, and a 15 star banner first used nationally. These flags debuted at the National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City last year.

John Armistfad Avalanche-Journal ABC Municipal Coliseum Coljsseum Great Britain New England George Washington England United States Oklahoma City June Kibler E. Purdue Connie Chandler Temple Pine Tree Janie Short 26Th St

Bank Embezzlement Case Involving Cosmopolitan National Bank

FBI agents and federal bank examiners probe an alleged embezzlement of six to seven million dollars from Cosmopolitan National Bank in Chicago. A bank president says a bookkeeper and a corporation executive admitted roles while a grand jury subpoenas other bank officials. Investigators aim to present evidence to the U.S. attorney after completing interviews this week.

United Press International Chicago FBI Federal U.S Cosmopolitan National Bank Donald D. Magers West North Side Bank Cosmopolitan Mayers William Bauer Charles W. Bates U.S. Attorney's Office

Tricia Nixon to wed Edward Cox in White House

President Nixon announced that his daughter Tricia will marry Edward F. Cox on June 5 in the White House. The report notes the secrecy around the engagement and its historic setting as the nation follows final legal arguments in the My Lai case against Lt. William Calley.

Nixon Tricia Edward F. Cox White House William Calley My Lai

South Vietnamese push in Laos under air support limits

South Vietnamese forces advance eastward toward the Laos border amid heavy enemy fire and worsening weather that hampers U.S. air support. At Khe Sanh, base shelling continues with light casualties. The 1st Infantry Division regiments move from Fire Base Lalo toward Landing Zone Brown as U.S. helicopters face supply constraints.

Laos U.S Khe Sanh Fox Sepone South Vietnam 1St Infantry Division Lalo Saigon Hoang Xuan Lam Lolo Brown Highway 9 Fire Sunport Delta 1 Bareer Allies

Dewey Dies In Florida Hotel Room

Former New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey died in his Miami Beach hotel apartment at age 68. An apparent acute heart attack was cited by Dr. Richard Elias, with coronary artery disease noted as a contributing condition after a Monday medical visit.

United Press Internationals Miami Beach New York Thomas FE Dewey Murder Inc Frankin D. Roosevelt Harry S Truman Miami Richard Elias Ekias

Dewey Praised As Great Patriot

The article reports the death of Dewey Fob from coronary artery disease diagnosed by Dr. Elias in New York. He had played golf earlier and was to fly to New York for funeral arrangements after a postmortem at Miami's Heart Institute. He planned to attend a White House dinner and St. Patrick's Day events in Washington.

Miami Heart Institute New York Elias Dewey Hodge Duane Andreas Seaview Hotel Seaview Washington White House St. Patrick's Day JA W. Harper Page 10

Cheap Place to Live Survey Highlights Texas Cities

The budget study shows Austin cheaper than most U S cities with expenditures about 12 percent below the national average for low income, Houston 8 2 percent and Dallas 5 4 percent. Higher incomes face similar savings. Medical costs in Dallas are among the highest, roughly 16 percent above average, while Texas city costs rise about six percent yearly.

Associated Press Dallas Austin United States Houston Atlanta Bureau of Labor Statistics Texas

Weather Map Page 4 A Lubbock Area Forecast

Mostly fair through Thursday with high in the low 70s and cool nights. Southeasterly to southwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph. The map shows regional highs in the 70s for Abilene Amarillo Dallas and other listed cities with humidity around 49 percent at max and 11 percent at minimum.

Lubbock Phu Abilene el Paso Albuquerque Hobbs Amarillo Houston Dallas Ohla City Denver W. Falla

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