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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1971

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Crunch on In Legislature Last Weeks Speedup

Washington report details showdown votes in Congress on unemployment jobs SST and troop withdrawals. Nixon faces reverses on SST and jobs while Congress tees up a House plan to create public service jobs and a tax bill altering gasoline and cigarette levies. In Texas, the 6 week crunch nears end with high tax measures, redistricting, and budget decisions ahead.

United Press International Washington Congress U.S Europe Nixon Senate House Proxmire William M. Allen See Showdown Avalanche-Journal News Service Austin Gus Mutscher Ben Barnes Nance OC Preston Smith Mutscher House-Senate

Rail strike set as talks at impasse near deadline

Washington reports no progress as the nationwide rail strike deadline nears. Negotiations guided by Labor Department officials stall with union seeking a 54 percent pay rise and talks unlikely to avert walkouts across the industry.

Avalanche-Journal News Washington New England Asst. Sec. of Labor W. J. Usery George §. Ives National Mediation Board Labor Department C. J. Chamberlain Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen National Railway Labor Conference Chamberlain Nixon National Railway Labor Act Congress

Gamblers Anonymous Helps Compulsive Bettors End Addiction

Mike N a $12 000 a year salesman gambled for 20 years losing 38000 in debt to banks finance companies and friends. His car house savings and rings were gone. He joined Gamblers Anonymous formed in Los Angeles in 1957 to quit the compulsion and regain control.

Benjamin Bycel New York Mike N Devine Town Los Angeles Gamblers Anonymous

Plainview Woman Dies In Crash Near Dickens

A one car rollover on U.S. 82 east of Dickens killed Maude Malone about 65 and injured five Plainview Salvation Army members returning from an encampment near Dallas. The vehicle overturned after a left rear tire blew. all wore seat belts. Malone died at the scene. the others were taken to Methodist Hospital with minor injuries.

Dickens Here U.S. 82 Plainview Maude Malone Justice of the Peace Katie Slover Spur Salvation Army Dallas Methodist Hospital Lubbock Mamie McFarland Claraleo Malone Opal Davis Boone Lydia Malone Spake Mary Lou. Robinson Malone Campbell Funeral Home Wood-Dunning Funeral Home South Plains Areca East Lubbock Clovis Road Gayle Holmes Max Gunn Dickens County

Mt Ruapehu Erupts Five Times Spewing Steam High

Mt Ruapehu on New Zealand's North Island erupted five times Sunday sending steam plumes about 20 000 feet high. The 9 175 foot peak is the country’s top ski resort and has shown persistent activity the most since 1945.

Auckland VPI Mt. Ruapehu New Zealand North Island Pacific Ocean

Prayer for strength to defend liberties and lives

A reader offers a prayer invoking Almighty God to grant strength and courage to faith fully defend and preserve the liberties and lives of all Thy children suffering from unprovoked aggression in Jesus Name Amen.

Jesus

Yaqui Tale book party honors Holden editors at Tech museum

About 200 attendees from four states gathered at the Museum of Texas Tech to celebrate The Tall Candle. Editors Dr. William C. Holden and Dr. Jane Holden Kelley joined Mariana Valencia, representing Rosairio Moises, author and Yaqui tale keeper. The event marked renewed ties with former anthropology students and noted the author's journey from Sonora to Lubbock in 1944.

Jane Holden Kelley William Curry Holden Museum of Texas Tech Mariana Valencia Rosairin Moises William C. Holden Texas Tech Holden Rosairio Moises Sonora Mexico Lubbock The Tech Graduate School Moises

Liquor by the drink on Texas ballots raises state interest

Voters in 46 Texas counties will decide liquor by the drink along with four constitutional amendments. State officials expect bars to open before the 52nd anniversary of prohibition, though final operation hinges on election certification and licensing steps.

United Press International Austin Lone Star State Texas Joe Christie del Paso Gulf Coast Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission Alcoholic Beverage Commission Joe Darnall

U S Aircraft Targeted by Missiles in Laos Vietnam War

North Vietnamese antiaircraft crews fired two missiles at an American AC130 Spectre gunship operating along the Ho Chi Minh Trail inside Laos. The missiles missed and did not explode. Earlier a Navy Corsair fired a Shrike missile at a suspected enemy site after radar lock.

Saigon Aps Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos U.S Dmz Navy

Hale pioneers reminisce at 43rd Pioneer Round Up in Plainview

Old timers gathered for the Hale County reunion in Plainview with stories from 1892 residents like Robert Luttrick and Jeff Williams recalling cedar posts and windchargers. Sam Tibbets joked about a game warden, while Mildred Rankin recalled Abernathy school days and Hackberry Grove discipline as area schools close for spring.

Tanner Laine Avalanche Journal Plainview Robert Luttrick Hale County Quitaque Jeff Williams W. M. Rankin Mildred Reed Abernathy Hackberry

Record Number Of 25 Million Young Voters In 1972 Race

The Census Bureau estimates over 25 million Americans under 25 will be potential voters in 1972, a record rise from 12 million in 1968. About 11 million are first time enfranchised by the 18 year old voting act, with 14 million others reaching 21 or remaining under 25.

Washington Census Bureau Bureau South Carolina Utah

Weather Map Page 10 A Lubbock Partly cloudy with 90s high

Partly cloudy today in Lubbock and vicinity with a high in the middle 90s and a low tonight near 60s. High Tuesday expected in the 80s with west to southwest winds 15 to 25 mph.

Lubbock

Turkey Jolted Again as Tremors Follow Quake

Six minor earthquakes struck southwest Turkey on Sunday after a devastating tremor. At least two people were killed and survivors remained terrified as aftershocks rattled the region, raising concerns over further damage and rescue efforts.

Turkey Istanbul UPD

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Oder Barnes Lyndon B. Johnson House - Senate G. A Morton Page State and Nation Ethics Commission Wilson Tiber Page 2 Nancy Arthur Avalanche-Journal Stories Liven Hale Sam Tibbets VIA Youth
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