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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1975
Page
3
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Former Treasury Secretary and Texas Governor John B Connally reentered politics with a World Trade Day address labeled non political. His aides floated a 1976 Senate bid against Len M. Bentsen, a matchup seen as a major Texas political showdown with implications for both parties.
Local debate centers on city dogs roaming in packs, with Cart Looney of the Humane Society urging a tougher leash law and strict enforcement as packs menace children and pets. City Council actions aim to curb the problem while broader political talk hints at Connally and national energy and economic policy themes.
A pair of known American dissidents recently spoke from Paris about exile and political freedom. They request a July Fourth deadline for a dramatic stance, while one hints at a secretive underground life and avoiding trial for drug charges in New York.
In a recent speech Gen George Brown is cited as a top contender for under statement of the year. The chairman of the Joint Chiefs urged conservative use of air power in the Vietnam conflict, arguing it violates core military strategy.
Washington man describes the clash of affirmative action, veterans and welfare hire rules with private employment. He cites mixed quotas, possible lawsuits, and the difficulty of balancing qualified applicants across women minorities veterans disabled and welfare status under federal contracts.
Pentagon officials backed by the Joint Chiefs pressed for minimal US military power during Ford's secret NSC deliberations. President Ford weighed cautious options as senior advisers argued against broad engagement.
Marianne Means reports Friedan’s view that progress toward gender equality remains fragile. She notes enforcement actions against Bell System and several federal studies showing limited adoption of equal opportunity rules, while cultural backlash and political debate shape the era.
A plan for an eight day West Texas Crusade led by Rev. Graham at Jones Stadium Aug Sept 7 aims to draw several thousand participants. Budget early estimates reach 250000 with costs for staff, office supplies, platforms, stadium rental, and telecasts. Local reaction mixes support for non-denominational evangelism with concern over expense. Graham vows strong outreach and says the event will be televised nationally before Christmas.
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