Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Staff and Staff Roles Shown
Lubbock Texas Saturday Morning March 24 1973 lists staff positions at the Lubbock Avalanche Journal including Vice President General Manager Robert R Norris Jay Harris J C Rickman and advertising director Carl N Cannon David E Knapp along with others and notes wire service from Associated Press and United Press International.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaught
Labcock Avalenche-doucnyl
Usensalera
Newanapete Corporation
Ballaine
Tvand Ave. i
Falscock
Texas
Daly Broad
Associated Press
Calted Brass
Robert R. Norris
J.C. Rickman
Slanacer
Carl N. Cannon
David E. Knapp
Battor
Robert C. McVay
William E. McIntos
Lubbock
Drug Commission Had Try Anyway
An opinion detailing the National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse report labeling alcohol as the top drug problem and softening marijuana dangers. It notes removal of criminal penalties for pot, cites historical context, and argues the commission overreaches on drug risk assessments despite recognizing heroin as a serious issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
U.S
Pennsylvania
Raymond Shafer
Commission
Federal Drug Commission
Congress
Regents Strength Through Appointments At Texas Tech
Strength in Regents Gov DOLPH BRISCOE shows commitment by appointing Judson Williams Bucy Jr and A Kemp to the Texas Tech Board of Regents. Retiring members Waggoner Carr and Field Scovell praised for service. Board considered strong. discussion touched on crime and drug education debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Briscoe
Texas Tech Board of Regents
Judson F. Williams
1:1
Paso
Red Bucy Jr
Dallas
Sic
Vexay Instruments
A. Kemp
Fort Worth
Weedent
Texas Livestock Marketing Association
Texas Tech
Board of Regents
Preston Smith
Board of
Regents
Waggoner Care
Field Scovell
Covell
Carr
Supreme Court orders reinstatement in campus press case
The court ruled 6 to 3 to reinstate a Missouri graduate student dismissed for distributing an underground newspaper featuring a cartoon of policemen raping the Statue of Liberty. The majority said reinstatement unless barred for valid academic reasons, while dissenters warned of taxpayer unease and campus censorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Burger
Carr Osorio Trial Ends with Not Guilty Verdict
Former Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr and co defendant John Osorio were found not guilty in a Dallas federal court trial over mail and wire fraud tied to the Sharpstown stock fraud scandal. The verdict eases several legal questions amid extensive political entanglements and relief found by Carr’s supporters in Lubbock Austin Dallas and across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggoner Carr
Texas
Lubbock
Dallas
Carr
John Osorio
Sharpstown
Austin
Housewife Power Moves in Fight Over Farm Prices
Washington notes a Ribicoff bill to end farm subsidies and freeze food prices. The plan argues subsidies favor big farms, while urban lawmakers face voter pressure from rising prices. Nixon hints at housewives as a powerful force against inflation, amid calls for reform.
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Washington
Nixon
Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Collert
Capitol Hill
June Fonda
Gloria Steinem
Karl Butz
Richard Nixon
Congress
Nixon faces GOP critics over executive privilege claim
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report growing unease within Nixon's party as the President defends executive privilege shielding former White House aides. Some Republican lawyers fear the move signals concealment in the Watergate affair while others support the principle, sparking internal anger centered on White House counsel John W. Dean III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Nixon
John W. Dean III
Dean
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Bryce Harlow
Oval Office
H.R
Bob) Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Dwight Eisenhower
Sinclair Weeks
Breakup of bureaucratic cliques key to Nixon plan
Ray Cromley outlines how to dismantle entrenched civil service groups to curb independent agencies. He notes that reshuffling, not firing, requires reorganizing departments to shift top officials and break up power blocs while protecting jobs. The piece discusses executive privilege, Gray hearings, and White House limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Nixon
Johnson
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Soviet reject US protest over Kamchatka air clash
Moscow rejected a U S protest over the March 15 exchange of fire between a weather observation bomber and two Soviet jet fighters in Kamchatka. In Puerto Rico a Navy Mariner patrol bomber with 11 men aboard vanished Sunday over the Caribbean Sea. In Texas, two top officials assailed crime tied to political boss rule in a few counties.
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Lubbock
Moscow
INS
U. S
Kamchatka
San Juan
Puerto Rico
UPS
U. S. Navy Mariner
Caribbean Sea
Navy
Austin
Texas
Jest For Fun Four-Year-Old David Bentley Travel
Four year old David Bentley, en route with his grandparents to Edgefield Baptist Church services, grew sleepy in the car. His grandmother urged him to stay awake so he could sleep in church, while the boy quipped that there’s too much racket there.
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David Bentley
Edgefield Baptist Church
Red O'Donnell
Nashville
Manila Bay Admiral Dewey hailed as perfect naval battle
Henry J. Taylor argues the Battle of Manila Bay represents a perfect naval engagement, detailing Admiral George Dewey's decisive actions, achievements, and honors. The piece cites Dewey's strategic daring, the swift destruction of the Spanish fleet, and postwar recognitions, framing the event as a cornerstone of American naval prowess and national identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergei G. Gorshkov
Manila Bay
Soviet Union
U. S. Navy
George Dewey
Olympia
United States
Montpelier
Dewey
Annapolis
Hong Kong
Navy Department
Washington
Spain
Philippine
Name That Theme Song Quiz Sparks Nostalgia
A fragmented quip filled page lists trivia on Count Basie Goodman and Whiteman theme songs and asks for Tony Pastor's old tune. It includes jokes about narcolepsy, driving tests, marriage surveys, and a Malaysian morality decree, closing with a Gunsmoke actor Milburn Stone nickname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Basie
Benny Goodman
Paul Whiteman
Basie
Goodman
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Vay
Jay Harris
United States of America
Drug Commission
Carr-Osorio
Andrew Tully
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Ray Cromley
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
New York
House Judiciary Committee
Peter Flanigan
Senate
ITT
Dwight Chapin
United Airlines
Donald H. Segretti
Chapin
Henry J. Taylor
Luzon
Montojo
Cavite
C. V. Gridley
Gridley
Christina
Castilla
Manila
Philpines
Cuba
Santiago
Guantanamo
Cervera
Indiana
Iowa
Massachusetts
Oregon
Paris
Philippines
William Howard Taft
Malolos
David G. Farragut
David Porter
Arlington
National Episcopal Cathedral
Philadelphia
France
L. M. Boyd
England
Europe
Germany
Yugoslavia
Italy
Sweeden
Corsica
Quick
Millie
A. Quick
Gunsmoke
Milburn Stone
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