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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1972
Page
4
Fragmented text references an executive Baier named David and a person or place identified as Piains. No clear event, date, or location is readable to specify the notice purpose or actions.
Odds rise for George Wallace's third-party presidential bid as he leverages primary wins in Michigan and Maryland and seeks delegates in Texas Georgia Louisiana and South Carolina. Nixon faces possible election turmoil and party balance shifts if Wallace presses on despite immobilization.
The newly elected Lubbock mayor pushes to remove the electric plant from politics, expands the City Council from five to seven, asks Planning and Zoning chair for resignation, and declares a strong stance against gambling amid local debate on traffic and reform.
The address contrasts youth calls for social change with Jeffersonian work ethos. It argues progress stems from effort discipline and sacrifice rather than purity or protest. The speaker urges steady work over sensational acts to forge a better society.
Column argues one man planned the Wallace shooting and calls for gun control as a solution. It notes Secret Service precautions and warns that campaigning risks may move to studios and media to avoid large public gatherings.
The fragment discusses a witty line about a burden person on Broadway and a grudge. It mentions reputation, gourmet connoisseur, and a humorous note on laughter as medicine. A political jab about liberal politicians links social problems to prosperity.
Senator Edmund Muskie's quasi candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination shows little progress after a month since bowing out of primaries. He urges backers and delegates to stay with him while weighing a possible convention deadlock, with talk of paid television time and public forums to sustain influence.
The article reviews a veteran observer’s view that Democratic victory hinges on overwhelming black support in nine Northern urban centers including Detroit Chicago New York and Philadelphia. It cites Nixon’s past results and warns of shifting urban vote power shaping presidential outcomes through the Electoral College.
Local sports page highlights L M Boyd questioning weight categories and a bakery coach Named Weight Coe in a curious profile. The piece mixes playful remarks with community sports trivia and local personalities.
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