Lubbock Avalanche Journal Staff Listing
A readable fragment lists roles at the Lubbock Avalanche Journal including Robert R Norris as Vice President General Manager and names several editors and managers among the staff. Readable text mentions Associated Press and United Press International wire service sources.
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Lubbock
Tena
Oh the Soul
Aidbock Avalanche Journal
Southwestern
Ne Sang Ave
Tena Teans Aly Pres League
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R Norris
J.crickman
Jay Harris
Carl N Cannon
David E. Knapp
Robert C. McVay
William E McIntosh
Paneral
Southeast Asia policy shift faces House on Indochina war
The House voted 219 to 188 against continuing bombing in Indochina signaling a major shift in support for U.S. war goals in Southeast Asia. Senators also oppose Nixon measures, while critics warn bombing could redraw Hanoi's plans and risk wider U.S. involvement.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
House of Representatives
Indochina
House
Nixon
Pentagon
Cambodia
Senate
Laos
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Robert Novak
Avalanche Journal
Npire
No Lottery Bills Die In Texas Legislature
Rep James Easter of El Paso admitted his state lottery proposal failed to advance this session. Church groups and business interests opposed it amid moral concerns. Easter may seek a study resolution for future consideration as lawmakers faced tax and revenue pressures.
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James Easter
D-El Paso
Easter
Austin
Rep
Rep. Kaster
Kaster
Far West Tecan
Question measure vs horse race betting in Texas finances
The text contrasts a proposed question measure that could raise 120 million dollars per year and start within 120 days with horse race betting yielding about 40 million annually and slower to implement. It urges serious study of existing lotteries, questions the necessity of tax increases, and asks whether spending will always outpace income.
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Texas
Working No More SHED A TEAR for Joseph Bonica
A 47 year old Massachusetts man, Joseph Bonica, quits his 24 year job at an auto plant after winning 1 million in the state lottery and paying for a tax consultant. The piece notes his unemployment and general social commentary on overpopulation and Cain.
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Joseph Bonica
Bonica
Massachusetts
Lotte
Tn Effeet
Bern
Enemies Of Rockefeller Drug Laws Rally Amid Debate
The piece discusses opposition to Nelson Rockefeller's drug laws led by figures like Major Edward Ko Harriton and Lindsay supporters. It notes calls for tougher sentences, planned legal changes, and the intent to appoint new judges to handle a rising caseload while criticizing leniency for drug offenders.
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York
Gos
Nelson Rockefeller
Lindsay
Edward Ko Harriton
Shisany
Rockefellers Crac
Wall
Tith
Rockefeller
Landsay
Turkey marks shift from military rule to elected government
In Istanbul Turkey the martial law era since 1971 ends as Parliament backs Premier Main Talu 261 to 94, signaling a wind of change. The government, appointed by the president, replaces military rule with party chosen leadership after chaos and strikes.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Main Talu
Talu
Koruturk
Tala
US faces vulnerability from global food shortages and inflation
Ray Cromley argues a worldwide grain and meat shortage threatens President Nixon's bid to curb inflation. He notes rising world prices, heavy imports, and growing energy constraints will keep prices high through the decade, fueled by overseas dependency for essential materials and rising wage pressures.
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Washington
Nixon
Mr. Mxun
Meropal
Japan
Lorex
Middle East
Tong Wetkinen
Ats Ail
Kemal Ataturk Father of Turks in Turkish Rise and Reform
Foreign analysts discuss Turkey's politics and the legacy of Kemal Ataturk. They recount his birth in Salonica, leadership as a WWI general, the Dardanelles victory, Lausanne Treaty, capital moves, and the sweeping reforms that modernized Turkish society including women's liberation.
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Kemal
Salonica
Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Carpathian Alps
Persian Gulf
Vienna
Turkey
Egypt
North Africa
Tripoli
Aaturk
Kumalripol
Dardanelles
Smyrna
Syria
Palestine
Iraq
Istanbul
Russia
Angora
Ankara
Kemal Ataturk
Ataturk
Indiana extension plans spark campus traffic debate
Jay Harris weighs public reaction and practical options for the Texas Tech Indiana extension project. He argues a campus access plan with a master parking area and shuttle service could reduce through traffic while preserving campus land for future use. Harris urges settlement with Tech and careful funding decisions to avoid losses.
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Texas Tech
Ned
Indiana
19Th Street
Tech
Med School
Fourth Street
Lth
Plane crash in forest kills nineteen of twenty aboard
In a heavy storm a Delta Chicago and Southern Airlines jet crashed and exploded in a black jack and pine forest. Nineteen of the 20 people aboard were killed. Argentine investigators report uncovering a plot to bomb President Pecon's office and burn the capitol and other public buildings.
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Waskom
UPI
Delta-Chicago and Southern Airlines
Buenos Aires
Pecon
Eleanor Roosevelt in TV ad linked to margarine report
A provocative note recounts Eleanor Roosevelt once starring in a television ad for margarine, provoking mixed reactions. The snippet ponders how First Ladies such as Mrs. Nixon and Lady Bird Johnson might appear in similar promos. A quiz question about who invented knitting is included, attributed to various scholars.
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Kiev
Imate
Call Vetars
Tule M
Sigal
Sean Andl
Mle Cateat
Doaugh
Pistel
Hockefeller
Richard Nixon
Lady Bird Johnson
Jackie Kennedy Onassis
Mamie Eisenhower
Bess Truman
Eleanor Roosevelt
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Appropriations Committee
North Vietnam
Cain
Andrew Tully
Aires
New York
Dramutal Justice Coordinating Council
Wells
Ats
Heaps
Ruth
Counc
Bial Hussear
Hamilton
Essie Kass
Bam Wana
San
Henry J. Taylor
Ray Cromley
Hugh Allen
Knoxville News Sentinel
John F. Condon
Lyust
Bob Sylvester
New York News
Fahri Koruturk
NATO
Priam
Troy
Helen
Saul
Tarsus
Tamerlane the Terrible
Bajazet 1
Greece
Grover Murray
City
Lrabie
Broadway
Boston
Tech Administration
City and Highway Department
Tahoka
Buss
Ciy
Board of Regents
University Avenue
Highway Department
Widensing University
Diana
Gawd Wall
L.M. Boyd
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