26 May 1972
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1972
Page
1
Gov Preston Smith announced a special session to begin June 14 to consider a state budget with no new taxes. He urged lawmakers to stay within the existing call and pledged tax restraint while addressing poverty and state needs.
The article emphasizes Connally’s call for readers to voice opinions on critical state matters and participate in the Texas Water Plan discussions for broad public benefit. It notes the need to inform the public and engage citizens across West Texas in policy debates.
Readable fragments indicate that current and former Solong officials are facing state-level charges. Names and specific charges are unclear in the text, but the report centers on legal actions against these individuals. The case involves state authorities and ongoing investigations.
Storms tracked across northwest and south Panhandle Thursday evening. Hail and rain touched farms in the New Deal area with limited damage reported. Officials feared possible crop impact but no extensive harm confirmed.
A North Vietnamese tank and infantry force entered Kontum City in the central highlands late night but were driven out by dawn. U.S. military sources report heavy losses and say U.S. helicopter crews destroyed five tanks with missiles fired from air systems. Ground reports confirm several vehicles destroyed and the action involved a riverine and armored threat near Kontum.
The Nixon Soviet summit stalls on trade disputes and a stalled arms control pact. A protest at the Bolshoi Theater disrupted by security, with a detainee later released. Negotiators sign a fifth agreement aimed at preventing incidents involving warships at sea and pushing a broader missile accord toward completion.
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