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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1972
Page
3
American troops reported three helicopters downed in combat. Casualties included one American killed and several wounded as forces regrouped after fighting near a Vietnamese supply area. Saudi and South Vietnamese units cooperated in the eastern Cambodia movements amid limited air support.
Chicago HI Beltone announces a free offer for a non operational model of the smallest Beltone aldeos to those who respond to the advertisement. The device weighs under a third of an ounce, has no body wires, and can be worn at home with no cost or obligation.
Gubernatorial candidate Dolph Briscoe predicted an overwhelming victory at the May 6 primary while rallying supporters in Lubbock. He urged reforms to end abuse of power, backed Texas Tech medical school expansion, and opposed a personal income tax. Briscoe defended his campaign against attacks by Ben Barnes and toured multiple Texas cities as the race moves toward Fort Worth.
Construction has begun on the First National Bank of Lea County main office on East Broadway Hobbs the project budget is 1.4 million. W A Jourdan is the contractor with W T Harris and Associates and Robert Wham as architect team all of Hobbs. The three level 150000 square foot facility features escalator two elevators and stairways. Reed Chittim is bank president and completion is expected in December.
Buffalo Springs Lake governing board meets today at 2 p.m. to discuss free permit requests for park events. The Lubbock Boat Club seeks dates for its annual competitions including the Governor's Cup powerboat races, while the Lubbock Water Ski Club also requests summer dates.
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie released a list detailing 15 982 donors who contributed about 2.03 million dollars to his Democratic presidential bid covering November 1970 to January. The largest giver was Joseph Wilson of Xerox with 50 000 dollars.
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