27 May 1972
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1972
Page
1
A brief notice indicates water cutoffs east of Matador with limited access times and unspecified duration, urging residents to conserve and follow local advisories.
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A San Antonio news conference on June 13 featured John C. Ware signaling willingness to pursue a Democratic reform effort. He criticized Orr's approach and urged broader cross party cooperation in the Nixon administration's political strategy.
Oof Ad reports a local incident involving Pare and I Maa Cr, detailing events at a nearby location. Authorities investigate possible misconduct as residents discuss the impact on the community.
The article reports that Wernher von Braun plans to resign from the U.S. space agency. It notes his role as associate administrator and mentions potential moves to the national industry or administration, but the details and final date are unclear.
President Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev sign a summit accord at the Kremlin aimed at curbing the nuclear arms race and slowing the spiral of potential death born with the atomic age. The signing took place Friday in the Kremlin's vaulted Vindimir Hall.
The agreement limits long range offensive missiles for five years and curbs anti ballistic missiles to two complexes per side. Nixon touted a move away from wasteful armaments and toward mutual restraint while Kosygin hailed a Soviet American victory and urged progress on Middle East and Vietnam tensions.
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