May 27 1976 Lubbock Morning Edition Page 4
Lubbock Avalanche Journal publishes weekday mornings with an Evening Edition by Southwestern Newspapers. This issue lists staff roles and office details as part of the newspaper's masthead for Thursday May 27 1976.
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P.O. Box
Lubbock
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Stand Ave J
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
J.C
Public support hinges on university hospital district unity
A Dallas consultant urges the Lubbock County Hospital District and Texas Tech to merge efforts and present clear, fair plans. Taxpayers oppose another $2 million drive until costs are under control and the university negotiates in good faith, otherwise public backing will erode.
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Dallas
Lubbock County
Lubbock
Texas Tech School of Medicine
Schoolpital
Orsity
THI University
Time for Renewal of Draft Is Urged by Rep Wilson
Rep Charles Wilson of Texas argues for a standby draft to bolster the armed forces, citing substandard recruits and mistreatment claims in the Marine Corps. He contends the all volunteer force is deteriorating despite better pay and benefits and calls for renewed draft planning.
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Charles Wilson
D-Texas
Exviv
Ua Gus
Ite Wilson
House
Senate
Rep. Wilson
Father of Our Country in Campaign Spin Parody
A satirical dialogue imagines George Washington advised by modern campaign staff. They brainstorm slogans and tactics from lifelong honesty to a cherry tree tale, debating where he should live and whether to lend money or acquire Ohio to outmaneuver John Adams.
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United States
John Adams
Adams
George
Adams, D.C
Ponce
Potomac
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Roulette Risk in Ford Defense Duel
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak warn that detente is dead in Washington and Congress shuns challenges to Ford's record defense buildup, signaling rising national danger and an unsettled political climate.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Buckley in New York Senate race faces Buckley’s critics
Washington columnist notes Rep. Bella Abzug attacks James Buckley as elitist while he remains a strong anti Big Brotherism candidate. Buckley defends voting record against federal aid and mass transit subsidies, urging voters to judge by long term interests. The piece contrasts Buckley’s stance with Democratic rivals and cites defense and civil defense debates shaping the race.
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Washington
Bob Considine
New York
James Buckley
Jim
Bella Abzug
Manhattan
Buckley
Lord Buckley
Senate
Bella Dear
Jim Buckley
A Buckley
New York City
Charles E. Goodell
Richard L. Ottinger
Jimmy Carter
House
Armed Services Committee
United States
Robert L. Leggett
California
Bradford addresses graduates by urging thanks to parents
Dr. John Bradford of Texas Tech urges engineering graduates to thank their parents and grandparents for improving lives, decreasing disease, expanding education, and building a strong foundation. He cautions against utopian promises and stresses hard work, humility, and continuous opportunity.
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John Bradford
Texas Tech
School of Engineering
Penny
Monterey High School
Bradford
Dr. Bradford
Tech
Hardest Task for a Knight in Armor
A playful Q A notes that knights struggled with itching in armor and claims armor inhibiting cleanliness. It contrasts with the era when cleanliness was rare among people. It adds a retirement income stat and a claim about humans and ants waging war in formations.
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United States of America
Republic
J. Q O. Newberry
Community Service Bureau of
John Q
Ame
Army
Robert Froehlke
ART Buchwald
Father of
Our Country
Sshington
of States
George ‘Ington
Yeu
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Andrew Tully
Jim Bates
Classy
Red Cross
U.S
John Raudonis
North DeKalb Kiwanis Beacon
Novak
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Moscow
Leggett
Soviet Union
Foy D. Kohler
School For Advanced International Study
Miami University
Kohler
Carr
Jay. Harris
John
Ll.m. Boyd
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