Moraine Walton sorts The Day On The South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated Saturday Morning March 31 1973 with staff and organizational credits. The readable fragment mentions Moraine Walton and general operations details for the paper.
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Lubbock
Texas
Moraine Walton
South Plains
Valent
Avalanche Journal
Gillgn
Eouttmestern Newanevere ‘Corporaton
Kilaing Hest
Texan
Saas’ Daily Press League
Pullensea Wire
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
Mansaer J.C. Rickman
Jay Harris
Carl N. Cannon
David E. Knapp
Robert C. MevAy
Eéstor
Meat Price Ceilings Seen As Temporary Measure
The piece argues Nixon's meat price ceilings are only a partial fix to soaring living costs. It notes inflation spans beyond food to clothing health care housing and services and warns wage demands will rise in negotiations. It calls for broader, tougher controls to slow spiraling inflation.
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Nixon
Texas Instruments to open Lubbock manufacturing plant
Texas Instruments will open a Lubbock facility near Loop 289 and North University Avenue around June 1, creating 500 jobs within six months and potentially 2,000 in two to three years. The plant will manufacture tiny integrated circuits for calculators, consumer and automotive electronics, with TI citing access to skilled labor, growth potential, and local assets including Texas Tech as key factors.
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Texas Instruments
Lubbock
Geophysical Service, Inc
Fred Bucy Jr
Tohoka
Texas Tech
Texas
Bucy
High Plains
Texas Tech University
Mosquito Warning for South Plains This Summer
Fresno officials warn that rain and irrigation may boost mosquito numbers again this summer. Mosquito abatement districts cite insect resistance to chemicals and environmental limits on new products. Health experts fear spread of culex tarsalis, a carrier of sleeping sickness, urging property owners to prevent standing water and weed growth to reduce breeding.
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South Plains
Fresno
Calif
Playa
Voters in Hinterland Ready to Throw the Rascals Out
In Huntington and surrounding areas readers express anger over rising living costs and government spending. A Washington tour of 43 locals shows broad isolationist sentiment yet support for global leadership, with distrust of Congress and officials from both parties and a pledge to vote against incumbents over inflation.
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Hinterland
Congress
Henry J. Taylor sees Franklin as Indian authority
The American Indian is highlighted as a major topic with Benjamin Franklin portrayed as an early authority. Franklin served as an Indian commissioner in the 1740s and negotiated with Six Nations chiefs. He published Remarks Concerning the Savage of North America in 1784 and argued colonists and British practices toward Indians differed sharply, praising colonial approaches over mercenary use.
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Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Six Nations
North America
Lancaster
Virginia
Williamsburg
Wiliam and Mary
Nixon era chaos and inflation loom over White House
The piece laments President Nixon's grip on rising inflation and political woes. It notes fuel shortages, Hanoi prisoner issues, Watergate fallout, IRS investigations, and implied pressures from ITT and SEC studies. It blends satirical piano imagery with a grim overview of a turbulent administration.
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Hanoi
Paris
White House
Nixon
Beethoven
John Dean
Senate
Proposal to end Korean War at Panmunjom talks
Washington says it welcomes any sincere move to end the Korean War and urges China to present a formal prisoner of war compromise to UN negotiators at Panmunjom as Gen Mark Clark makes a dramatic flight to Korea before liaison officers meet.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Tokyo
Red China
Mark Clark
Korea
United Nations
Panmunjon
Washington
UPI
United States
Panmunjom
Jest For Fun Towns Return Government Revenue Checks
Some towns have begun returning government revenue sharing checks amid fears of strings attached. Officials say the payouts are being reviewed for potential conditions and future tax implications.
ERTS Could Redefine Global Resources Mapping
Bruce Biossat discusses the earth resources satellite ERTS at Goddard Space Flight Center. The satellite daily captures thousands of detailed images from 370 miles, enabling rapid analysis of farmland, crops, pollution, and mineral potential, promising a leap in understanding while noting limits and development costs for remote zones. Arthur Clarke foresees a future educational satellite.
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Washington
Earth Resources
ERTS
United States
Goddard Space Flight Center
Maryland
Earth
Chicago
Arthur Clarke
Differences in slang lines and life questions
A close reading of L M Boyd’s column reveals quips about common phenomena such as the common housefly’s wing rate, unclaimed bus lockers, spinsters in China, barracudas and divers, perfume buying by men, and British terms for American concepts. It ends with light Q and A jokes about dipsomaniacs and polydipsiacs and women quitting smoking, inviting readers to mail in further curiosities.
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China
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W. Va
Chillicothe
Ohio
Portsmouth
Ashland
Wheeling
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Potomine
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Europe
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U.S
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Russia
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Mansfield
Kelmy Santini
Union Carbide
Harry Wood
Kennedy
Johnson
Florida
California
Henry J. Taylor
Benedict XIV
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
Dean
Gray
John McCord Jr
ITT
Securities and Exchange Commission
Administration
Agnew, Mitchell, Connally
Stans
Hudd
Leatherlips
Shateyaranya
BRUCE_BIOSSAT
L.M. Boyd
England
Britain
L. M. Boyd
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Fort Worth
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