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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1972
Page
7
Fragmented OCR reads like a newspaper masthead and notices with garbled names and roles. It mentions Lubbock Texas and a March date, with editors and managers listed in unreadable form.
In Austin a limited session opens with Gov. Preston Smith pushing a primary election financing bill and highway billboard removal along federal routes. Lawmakers face pressure for additional legislation but no ethics measure is expected. Senate confirmation debates loom as appointees await action.
The text reviews perceptions of a limited war concept and references leaders such as President Gamal Abdel Nasser. It discusses strategic risks, regional diplomacy, and the Sinai as a focal point while critiquing potential missteps and the need to avoid entanglement in broader conflicts.
Voters have registered to vote for the upcoming primaries amid concerns about turnout and health. Officials note registration rates around sixty to seventy percent in several districts, with emphasis on ensuring access and reducing barriers for eligible residents.
Dispatches report Kremlin suspicion of a Nixon China deal. Brezhnev denies any secret agreement and urges a Moscow Beijing pact while Washington emphasizes no secret deals and seeks a new broader peace framework. The piece notes Nixon aims to calm Soviet anxieties, avoid military alliances, and work toward prisoner releases in Indochina.
A San Angelo discussion centers on a six story apartment hotel with dining room and room service for bachelors widowers widows and couples. The piece envisions similar developments in Lubbock and praises the layout landscaping and convenient dining options.
The author argues a temporary freeze on inflation wages and bus integration could stall reforms, warning it risks reviving separate plans and undermining civil rights. The piece notes criticism from labor leaders and concerns over unemployment, real estate, and political campaigns.
Andrew Tully reports on a growing term paper racket led by national outfits with branches on many campuses. The piece notes cases at Harvard, discusses New York and Massachusetts crackdowns, and questions the ethics of students and educators amid a broader critique of higher education reforms.
A collage of provocative notes and trivia from L M Boyd includes weather fears, a 1951 soldier spending wage, spoof census style stats, and odd tidbits about W C Fields and Peculiarities in Texas. Also mentions shifting marriage trends and religious membership growth.
On memory lane from the Lubbock Avalanche March 28 1952 report Sen Estes Kefauver told President Truman to keep hands off and let Democratic voters choose their own nominee if he did not seek re election.
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