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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1973

Page

13

Carlsbad Airport Growth Push Aids TI Plan

Carlsbad chamber and city leaders pushed to keep Texas International Airlines at Cavern City Air Terminal after runways were lengthened to accommodate DC-9 and DC-10 jets. A March strategy meeting discussed delays, possible feeders, and route options from El Paso to Hobbs and Midland, with White urging CIP analysis and Frontier consideration.

Texas International Southwest White N. J. Dunnavant Texas International Airlines CAB

Heart Surgeon Assessed Fine Over Interline Flows

White argues the carrier could break even with two daily round trips properly timed to maximize interline connections. Revenue figures show 1,876 revenue passenger miles per one way trip and a 46.1 percent load factor. Carlsbad would need about 6,000 yearly boarders and Hobbs about 7,500 to sustain service, or face a CAB battle to preserve current service from Texas International.

White Carlsbad and Hobbs Pilgrim Airlines Air Wisconsin Golden West Airlines el Paso Carlshbad- Hobbs-Midland Roswell Carlsbad - Hobbs - Midland New Mexico Minneapolis Fed Here Albu Jeral Philip Neville Lillehei Dallas C. Walton Aed Hope Aimslana Gory Raad Carlsbad Texas International

Hobby Sees Graduates' Happy Medium at A&M

Lt Gov Bill Hobby told Texas A&M graduates the best goal lies between financial security and helping others. He spoke at the Friday night commencement as 1,750 graduates received degrees. A second ceremony Saturday will feature Dolph Briscoe, with Gen Creighton Abrams to address 175 commissioned into the services.

Ruthless Bill Hobby Texas A&m University A&m Dolph Briscoe Creighton W. Abrams Army Air Force Marine Corps

Christmas In May salutes ex POW Eddie Leonard in Winlock

Winlock Washington held a town wide Christmas in May celebration for Air Force Maj Edward Leonard Jr a former prisoner of war who spent nearly five years in a North Vietnamese camp The parade featured Leonard in uniform in an open car amid decorations as Santa Claus delivered a city key and local youths handed out flags and candy Leonard praised God and country saying his captors could not take his honor and dignity The town published a special eight page edition in his honor and the high school band performed Christmas carols Leonard was shot down over Laos in 1968 and returned home last February

Winlock Wash UPI Eddie Leonard Air Force Edward Leonard Jr Leonard Santa Claus Main Street Lions Club Lewis County Bill Alleghie Laos U.S Travis Air Force Base Hospital California United States

Watergate Case Cited As Shield Argument

Sen. Alan Cranston argues the Watergate case highlights the need to protect news sources. He says insiders talking to reporters exposed truth and warns against an Official Secrets Act restricting disclosure. He urges stronger protections for confidential sources and criticizes administration secrecy.

Washington Alan Cranston D-Califf Cranston Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Mak Congress

Russians Reinforce Border as China Grows Jumpy

Di nomatic sources report the Soviet Union doubling troop strength near the Chinese border with about 50,000 added soldiers and 45 divisions in Asian republics and Mongolia. The buildup places over a third of Soviet land forces along the frontier, triple the level several months ago.

Peking Cpa-U P Soviet Union China Mongolia

Fire damages Brenda Erwin residence on David Avenue

A fire at the Brenda Erwin home at 1001 David Ave caused moderate damage at 11 48 a m Friday. The bedroom sustained the heaviest damage and the structure and contents were estimated between 100 and 1000 dollars. Thirteen men and five fire trucks fought the blaze.

Brenda Erwin David Ave

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