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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1972
Page
6
FBI identified the typewriter used for the Beard memo linked to a fraud claim about ITT documents. The pieces discuss Anderson’s reporting, tolerances in margin and typography, and a June 1971 memo that spurred a 1976 settlement alongside antitrust suits.
A garbled report discusses a hospital birth, a 804 pound baby weight, and references to Mrs Beard and a Denver hospital. It mentions a father working as a meat cutter and notes about a Washington office release and a convention, with partial statements from a patient in hospital and a cited report by Anderson.
An Egyptian confidant of President Sadat says Cairo would pursue a limited war to reclaim 40 square miles of Sinai and force changes in regional attitudes. The piece cites Heikal’s Al Ahram columns asserting secret accords and possible shifts in Jordanian and Israeli positions, plus propaganda efforts and stalled canal talks.
President Nixon outlined hopes for progress with the Soviet Union on strategic arms limits during his trip to Moscow. He said talks would focus on defense and other agreements, with emphasis on narrowing gaps on submarine-launched missiles and SALT topics. Nixon also noted planned discussions with Canadian prime minister Trudeau and emphasized seeking a path to move the stalled talks from dead center.
Canyon senior Haverde Warner of Canveon WHish School won the S500 Scholarship announced at the AGM conference of the Technical Society. Attendees from Danson High School included Dwight Prone and others while Warner was absent to accept. Brandt, Perry Masterson and Werner were accepted into Texas A&M cooperative education for alternating study and work in related fields.
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