Morning edition of Lubbock Avalanche Journal May 12 1975
The Monday morning issue from Lubbock Texas lists staff roles including press intern ROBERT R NORRIS and manager APR JAY HARRIS with CARL NCA Nasertang and RICKMAN Beunest as editors or contributors. Dateline shows Lubbock Texas May 12 1975.
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South Plains
Svabyny de Journal
ROBERT R_ NORRIS
Secayine Carl Nca Nasertang
Jenteal
Sam AC
Rickman Beunest
Apr Jay Harris
APR Jay Harris Y Fawr
Neth
May Snon
Comeway
Cee Hon Stamens
Lubbock
Texas
EMS funding move clears impasse for county plan
Lubbock County Commissioners propose funding two years of a countywide emergency medical service with the county covering about $202,000 annually and the LCHD planning the program. The plan shifts costs from the City and hospital district, prompting questions about future funding, city participation, and shared responsibilities among the three entities.
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Brazell
LCHD
Lubbock City
Cin
New Rape Law Fills A Need For Gov Briscoe Signature
The measure bans defense lawyers from asking rape victims about sexual history unless a judge in a closed hearing finds relevance. Proponents say it aids reporting and punishment. opponents warn of risks to the accused and potential miscarriages of justice. The bill aims to curb rape by increasing conviction certainty and includes an escape clause for courtroom questioning when appropriate.
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Dolph Briscoe
Lubbock
Realistic U S stance on China and Soviet Union detente
Washington columnist argues the United States must treat Communist powers as they are not as wished. He cites Vietnam Watergate and Dolgun’s Gulag tale to warn that cooperation requires clear quid pro quo and caution in future negotiations. He urges no more treaties that delay action and warns presidents to count their fingers after handshakes.
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Washington
Florida
South Vietnam
America
Soviet Union
China
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Russia
Ford
Nixon
Alexander Colgan
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc
Dolgun
U.S
Moscow
Texas
Colton to the Editor from The Avalanche-Journal
A reader letter sent to Editor Colton in The Avalanche Journal follows three notable articles by William Loeb and Jeffrey Hart praising or critiquing public discourse and editorial standards.
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The
Avalanche-Journal
William Loeb
Jeffrey Hart
Greece Sides With America Critique From Publisher Viachos
Greek publisher Helen Viachos, a powerful media figure and politician in Athens, criticizes U.S. policy under Ford and Rockefeller, condemning Turkey as a NATO ally while praising Greece’s wartime alliance. She recounts personal adversity under the colonels, house arrest, exile, and her influential role in media. A foreseen shift in U.S. leadership and a possible new party emerge as observers discuss Reagan and Wallace as a ticket.
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Ford
Spain
Italy
Adriatic
Turkey
Athens
Greece
Kissinger
Constantine Caramanlis
Helen Viachos
Kathimerini
America
Vlachos
England
London
Costas Loundras
United States
Nixon
Agnew
Ford-Rockefeller
Lubbock reader critiques teachers pay and government reach
A reader decries a teachers pay increase citing personal hardship and inflation. The letter argues against federal overreach and praises returning power to states, urging repeal of the 25th and 17th Amendments to restore constitutional oversight and local control.
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Lubbock Reader
The
Avalanche Journal
Senate
Time For Reason Over Texas Teacher Pay Debate
Harris argues the recent Texas Legislature faces a heated mail drive over teacher pay boosts and the TSTA. He notes broad public pressure for higher wages while cautioning that many nonteachers would bear tax or cost burdens. He urges balanced, reasonable policy and warns against strident, militant positions.
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Texas
Pass It On M BOYD Quip about words in a 30 second ad
A collage of quirky facts and questions from Pass It On. Topics include announcer word limits in a 30 second TV spot, the length of an elephant eyelash, slot machine payouts, the idea that men with big feet make good husbands, a left handed first baseman’s advantage, Quaker etiquette, and a Louisville law about shooting fish with a bow and arrow.
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Louisville
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