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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1973

Page

6

CIA Refused To Aid In Watergate Coverup Details

A Washington Star News interview cites Dean testimony in a Common Cause suit seeking Nixon campaign fundraising records. Immunity requests loom as Dean faces Senate Watergate probes, with questions about the committee's fund raising and leftover 1968 funds.

Mary McGrory Washington Star-News Dean Federal Common Cause Kenneth Guide Senate Water|ate Committee Sam J. Ervin D-N.c U. District John Sirican Roshenpard

Hunt Wire Tap Trial Set In Dallas Court Oct 29

The Hunt brothers face a wire tap trial in a Dallas federal court scheduled for October 29. Indicted February 28, the offenses allegedly occurred between November 1969 and January 1970. Prosecution will be led by U.S. Attorney Frank McCown, assistant Andrew Ar of Dallas, and James Whitten of the Justice Department.

Dallas Aps Hunt Brothers U.S .Atty Frank McCown U.S

Legislation May Decide Canyon Secrets Fate

The article outlines a proposed two year study of Tule Canyon to rescue historical material before it is flooded by a dam project. Funds would flow to the Texas State Historical Survey Committee, likely contracting with WT and Texas Tech for fieldwork and processing. The plan emphasizes surveys, excavations, and dating to publish a final report preserving data for museums and scholars.

Mayer Oakes Hughes Tunnell Tech Texas State Historical Survey Committee WT and Mayer-Oakes Texas Water Development Board Tme Sute Total Exea

Six Members Of Farming Family Slain

Geary County Kansas reports a massacre at a farm near Lake Seminole where six male relatives were found shot in the back of the head after work in the fields. A surviving brother described a late return and a trail to a trailer house with a tractor bogged down as authorities seek motive and suspects.

Kidre Maryland Baltimore County Cole Ore Chevrolet Wong Paul Massey Bere Chester Aiday Jerry Mary

Senate changes coal coastal waters bill in Texas

Senators clashed over a conference committee version of a coastal waters regulation bill. Objections centered on prohibiting acceptance of gifts and actions that could create conflicts of interest while counties shape Gulf rules. The measure moves to the governor for approval. Also listed was a longevity pay raise for firemen and policemen. An AP note reports Britain’s surgeons developed an artificial shoulder joint relieving arthritic pain.

Senate Oscar Many de Trallas Manly Charts Hersning DeAustin London One The Arthritis and Rheumatisar Council

Lubbock mayor slams Tech isolation plan and Indiana route

Mayor Turner denounces Texas Tech administration for isolating the university from Lubbock by opposing a major campus thoroughfare. He cites university leadership and regent actions as stalling moves while the city seeks Indiana Avenue improvements to serve the medical school, hospital, and campus access.

Texas Highway Department Lubbock Texas ‘Tech Texas Tech Ludbock Tech Board Tampus Murray Avalanche Journal Techy Turner Tthe Indiana Grover Murray Murray's University Board of Regents Texas Tech University Downstate Lab Theck. T Quaker Avenue Avalanche- Journal Helow Grade Austin Regents Indiana Avenue Teel Lannie Hollingsworth Wahl 19Th Street 31Th Street Bryce Campbell Carolyn Jordan University

Well Scratch Another Pal Well Scratch Another Pal

Montevideo report details jail scene where Rodolfo Silva Cabrera learns his release is delayed as friend J Melogno comforts him with tranquilizers. Meanwhile Texas station KXOL in Fort Worth is sold to Sigmar Corp for 1.8 million dollars.

Montevideo APL Cane Rodolfo Silva Cabrera J. Melogno Cabrera Melogno Silva Cabera Fort Worth, Tex KXOL Sigmar Corp

Skylab Heat Becomes Top Priority After Solar Failure

Skylab mission officials scramble as heat buildup turns the station into a sauna. Two of six solar panels failed to open, cutting power by half, prompting plans to borrow electricity from the Apollo command ship and potentially shorten a future 28 day mission.

Conra Weitz Kerwin Conrad Weitz Neil Hutchinson Cape Kennedy Earth Space Station Johnson Space Center Houston Skylab William C. Schneider Apollo Schneider Lab Orbiting Laboratory Hutchinson

Skylab Spied Over Lubbock by Local Astronomer

J. W. Stevens of 2109 33rd Street, an amateur astronomer with the Texas Highway Department, reported sighting Skylab at 9:23 p.m. Tuesday, brighter than the brightest star and moving southeast across the sky. He predicted observers in Lubbock could view it tonight between 9:45 and 10:15 p.m., noting a west to southeast trajectory and a four minute crossing.

J. W. Stevens 33Rd St Lubbock Stevens Texas Highway Department Times

Gold Prices Rise for Second Day in Uncertain Market

Gold prices advanced for a second straight day with London and Zurich quoting a record 110.50 per ounce and Paris reaching 124 per ounce amid a feverish but fading demand. Dealers noted buyers largely absent as sentiment sagged and the dollar fluctuated, despite large gains earlier in the session.

Shaw Europe U.S London Zurich Paris Frankfurt

Cool Pocket Lingers Over Most of Texas

Unusually warm weather covered much of Texas and the western states with record lows elsewhere. Michigan read 25 degrees at Peliston, Indiana set freezing 2 at Connersville, Fort Smith posted 38, and Burns Oregon reached 87 as deserts warm. Skies were sunny nationwide with scattered showers along the Atlantic coast and lower Great Lakes.

Texas Continental Divide Rockies Nebraska Indiana Ohio River Michigan Peliston Connersville Fort Smith Ark Arizona California Northwest Burns Ore Atlantic Great Lakes Rio Grande Valley

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