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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1972
Page
8
Nelson headlines the rodeo finale today drawing a large crowd. The event features top ranching acts and a showcase of western skills with fans expecting lively performances and tight competition.
The article surveys debates over food pricing and utility regulation, noting proposals to curb price spirals and refine rules. It references figures and comments from observers on how changes could affect consumers and the broader economy.
Congress considers a postponement of court ordered busing to July 1 1973 to allow crafting a new desegregation plan. White House briefing notes debate power limits and alternatives including neighborhood schooling and mounting funds for educational improvements. Officials warn changes would shift funding use rather than reduce totals and supporters urge broader federal school aid.
A Hereford jury ruled the county not negligent in maintenance of a concrete crossing that failed during a flood, causing 17 year old Benavides to lose his life while crossing a dairy road at a low water crossing. The suit sought damages based on projected earning power during the victim’s life. The defense argued Benavidez was negligent for attempting the crossing. Judge Archie McDonald presided in the 69th district court in Dumas.
Readable fragments describe a trial or ordeal and weekend activities. References to a speaker, a person named Mutse, and various scattered actions hint at a court or meeting context without clear sequence or full names. The text remains incomplete, with many garbled terms.
Doubts rise over reports that Martin Bormann is alive and moving through South America and beyond. Colombian police say many leads point to impersonators and uncertain sightings as Germany and Colombia seek confirmation from Bogota. The West German embassy notes prior claims of Bormann but calls the current reports not solid.
Odessa officials auction more than 50 vehicles and office equipment at 10 a.m. in the Municipal Barn on Pear Road. The sale is open to the public.
A Senate subcommittee postponed planned bedside testimony from Mrs Deard amid dispute over an ITT memo and convention commitments. The hearing referenced alleged pressures on Mrs Beard relating to a memo about debt settlements and hospital bills affecting her family.
In a tragic incident during the Vietnam War a U S helicopter crashed in a river with several soldiers aboard. Rescue teams recovered aircraft debris and identified multiple casualties as the operation continued nearby.
Wallace visited the Texas Capitol urging support for his delegate drive after a Florida primary victory. He said Texas delegates would be named by convention and touted a Texas campaign network led by Wall Timanus of Houston. Supporters heckled him briefly but applauded through the appearance with plans for more Texas campaigning.
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