Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Early March 1873 Edition
Front page from Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated March 39 1873 lists staff names Robert Norris Jay Harris Davide Snapp Ay William and J.C. Rickman. Advertising and publication details reference Associated Press United Press and regional offices on South Plains.
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Senate Dems call for large Europe troop cut opposed
Senate Democratic Conference proposes a substantial reduction of U.S. forces in Europe, but the White House and allies warn such a unilateral move during ongoing negotiations with Warsaw Pact nations would be foolish and jeopardize multilateral efforts. President Nixon warns against neo isolationism and stresses keeping forces for peace-encouraging aims in Asia.
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Highway Funds Impasse Threatens 1972 Road Plans
The stalemate between the House and Senate over Highway Trust Fund use risks delaying federal highway aid. The Senate three year bill includes mass transit subsidies and a prohibition on presidential impoundment, while House opposition blocks a resolution. Efforts continue to unlock urgently needed funds for Texas and other states.
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Crow recordings drive pigeons away in Japan
In Tokyo an industrial plant head, Kinchi Matsushima, used loud crow recordings to deter pigeons from a factory warehouse. After experimenting with a rescued crow’s call and broadcasting northern crow voices, pigeons avoided areas. Japan Steel now offers about 200 free recordings worldwide to help banish pigeons and curb nuisance noise.
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Watergate Probe Scene From TV Drama Drafts Motive
In a Watergate themed TV script set around June 1, FBI agents discuss the case and the push to uncover who bugged the National Committee headquarters. Erskine and colleagues question White House aides as a broader plot links the scandal to the President’s circle including Chapin Dean and Haldeman.
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Nixon aides weigh air strikes over Hanoi violations
Washington reports the Nixon administration puzzled by Hanoi violations of the peace pact. Officials warn potential U S air attacks could target North Vietnam supply depots and even Hanoi, as 30,000 troops and about 300 tanks move south in alleged breach of Article 7.
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Top Penalty Debate Sparks Nationwide Debate
Andrew Tully argues the death penalty should be studied and potentially restored in federal murder cases. He criticizes the 1960s liberalism and notes many states moving toward capital punishment, while acknowledging the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on how it is administered. He warns of Hanoi’s influence and urges a law-based liberalism and strong national defense in Vietnam policy.
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Debate over car safety tech sparks debate on driver freedom
The column discusses 1974 safety options like air bags and seat belt interlocks from General Motors and American Motors. It questions forcing features to start the engine, warns of potential malfunctions, and argues for driver responsibility, while acknowledging life-saving benefits and rising speeds. It also notes high octane gas debates and praises Edward King Gaylord on his centennial week.
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That is hard evidence lacking on the matter
The remark notes that solid proof remains absent, leaving the central question unresolved and prompting ongoing calls for clearer data, independent verification, and cautious interpretation by officials and the public.
United States urges Soviet leaders to begin peace talks at UN
The U S asked Soviet Prime Minister Malenkov to start constructive disarmament negotiations at the United Nations in New York, signaling renewed push for peace. A KB-16 bomber crash on Newfoundland's east coast reported 24 aboard with seven bodies found. Burglary at Hygola Ozark Water Co. safe nets 228.50, four arrests, ages 1 to 20, described in brief.
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Georgi M. Malenkov
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Fashion and law mix in a world of taste and tradition
A fragmented column surveys global fashion norms from bare midriffs to plunging necklines and notes a Logan County Colorado law about dating etiquette. It muses on scalp mining myths and Native American practices while sparking questions about cultural influence and authority.
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