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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1971

Page

6

Okayed by Senate Dissenters On Campus Measure Debated

Dissenters on campus will face a new measure in the Senate with debate expected today A liquor by the drink bill is also possible El Paso Senator Joe Christie the bill sponsor said he would be ready if troops are present in the capital city context

Senate el Paso Joe Christie Roy D. Harrington Port Arthur House Harrington Max Sherman Amarillo J.P. Ward Meridian Bastrop County M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute Houston Buescher State Park Pardons Board Wheeler Avenue Texas Southern University Houson Board of Pardons and Austin Huntsville

Medical school bonds tied to tuition funding approved

The bill to authorize the medical school bond issue for Lubbock requires no impact from tuition charges and will be backed by tuition revenue with annual general state appropriations to retire the debt. Governor Smith has long pushed the plan with support from the Chamber of Commerce and Tech leaders, including earlier legislative efforts and vetoed bills.

Smith Tech Bill J. Parsley Chamber of Commerce and Tech Lubbock Senate John Connally State Coordinating Board Connally Coordinating Board West Texas Lubbock County H. J Doc) Blanchard Delwin Jones Parsley Houston Odessa Dallas San Antonio

Battle near Chup rubber plantation rages in Laos clash

Reports say American air strikes backed Saigon forces as they fought North Vietnamese troops for a day near the Chup rubber plantation north of Highway 7. Saigon claimed 403 enemy killed, nine Americans dead, 62 wounded, while U.S. helicopters and air strikes supported ground operations around Landing Zone Brown and Fire Base Lolo amid heavy fighting and Laos movement.

Chup Saigon Highway 7 U.S Cambodia Commat Laos Washington Pentagon Jerry W. Friedheim White House Ronald L. Ziegler Brown Ho Chi Minh Associated Press Holger Jensen Fred Few Chattanooga Tenn South Vietnam Lolo Sepone

Prototypes Being Built for Supersafe Car Project

Supposed aims include a vehicle able to sustain a 10 mph collision without damage and a gasoline tank designed to resist rupture. The project emphasizes safety through structural integrity and protective containment for fuel.

Inflation Eases as Personal Income Rises in February

Personal income grew at a 1.7 million unit annual rate in February, slightly above January but far below December’s level. Wages and salaries hit 559.4 billion, with a 900 million rise in government pay. January spiked on GM strike end and government payrolls.

General Motors

Dust Storm Closes Lubbock Skies as Weather Front Strikes

Dust storms choke Lubbock and the South Plains with gusts up to 60 mph in West Texas. A cold front will bring a rapid drop in temperatures to the 20s tonight and early Friday with a hard freeze expected across much of the region.

Ol’ Sol Lubbock South Plains Texas Tech Sec. A Jeff Henderson NWS Ares Far Texas Guadalupe Pass el Paso Rockies Plains Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Kansas Iowa Black Hills South Dakota Idaho Midwest Ohio Valley Utah Interstate 80 Salt Lake Wasatch Mountains Salt Lake City Weber Canyon Evanston, Wyo Little Cottonwood Canyon Alta

Tricia Nixon Reveals Two Year Engagement to Cox

Tricia Nixon said she has been secretly engaged to Harvard Law student Edward Cox for about two years and calls him her first and last love. The couple's wedding was tentatively set for early June at the White House with a small ceremony. they met in 1963 at a Chapin School Christmas dance and got engaged around Thanksgiving at Camp David.

Tricia Nixon White House Edward Ridley Finch Miss Nixon Edward Finch Cox Camp David Tricia Cox Eddie New York Nixon Lynda Bird Robb Luci Nugent Lyndon B. Johnson

Russians To Sell Planes To Peking

The Soviet Union agreed to sell Agushin-62 long range jet transports to China. Officials would not specify the number of aircraft but said the planes have a 5,700 nautical mile range and can serve as military transport or for commercial use.

Washington UPI Soviet Union China

International speakers drive Banff earth science conference

British German Italian Soviet and American lecturers are expected to attend the 9th annual Canadian conference on earth science in Banff Alberta this spring organizers said.

Earth Science Banff, Alta Britain Germany Italy Soviet Union United States

Campus GOP booklet outlines student outreach strategy

Republican National chairman Sen. Robert J. Dole cites the on campus guide as a first step to win young voters. He notes 11 million potential new voters and surveys showing little change after initial contact, prompting continued outreach among students on topics from war to drugs and economic policy.

U.S Robert J. Dole Kansas

Firefighters Battle Grass Fire Near Big Spring

Firefighters from Webb Air Force Base and nearby towns fought a 640 acre grass fire south of Big Spring on Wednesday. Winds up to 40 miles per hour fanned the flames and one Howard County fire truck collided with a car en route to the scene.

Big Spring Here Webb Air Force Base Howard County

First Engineering School Founded at West Point 1802

The first engineering school in the United States was founded in 1802 at the U S Military Academy at West Point according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.

United States U. S. Military Academy West Point Encyclopaedia Britannica

Calley awaits verdict as six officers deliberate at Fort Benning

Lt. William L. Calley faces a six judge panel over the My Lai massacre. The jurors deliberated hours then were sequestered in a locked suite as they consider verdicts and potential sentences. Calley expresses confidence he will be acquitted while awaiting the outcome.

FT. Benning UPID William L. Calley My Lai Calley U.S Col Reid Kennedy Harvey G. Brown Amarillo Brown Kennedy

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Khe Sanh Presi ‘Dent Nguyen Cao Ky HamiNghi U.S. Command Air Force Supersafe Car Project Hildebrand Trish Peking U.S. Department of Transportation London
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