Lubbock Avalanche-Journal May 28 1975 front page
Lubbock Texas morning edition lists staff roles and wire service sources. Names include ROBERT R. NORRIS RICKMAN Seerager DAVID E KNAPP JAY HARRIS, Bettie KENNETH MAY, CARLN CANNON, ROBERT C McVAY. Managing editor and circulation details provided.
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Avalanche Jounal
Ludween Newspapers Corporation
Baling
Ave
Lubbock
Texas
Feans Daily Préan League
Dallas Tees Fuil
Innernational
Robert R. Norris
Bettie Kenneth May
Eater
Allectae Bauae
Carln. Cannon
Robert C. McVay ‘Deerhing
Public Trial Right Threatened in Texas Open Court Moves
Editorial warns of a trend in Texas courts restricting press coverage of so called open court sessions. Judges in Austin and Fort Worth barred reporting on juror names and sanity hearings to shield jurors and defendants from outside influence, risking a chilling effect on public access and free speech.
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Texas
Fort Worth
Austin
Tom Blackwell
Robert Elmer Kleason
Byron Matthews
James Whitmore Jr
Whitmore
Matthews
Dallas Morning News
America
Teachers Might Need Armor In Texas Schools
A United Press International survey shows rising violence and vandalism in schools nationwide with teachers and students facing aggression during class. Incidents include beatings, weapons, extortion, and arson. expulsions remain low. The note urges stern, swift discipline and parental responsibility to curb the trend.
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United Press International
Los Angeles
New York City
San Francisco
Walton High School
New
$1000 A Plate Dinner Draws Ire Over Political Fundraising
A Washington fiction of Watergate era dinners shows how $1000 a plate fundraisers used to raise millions for campaigns but drew backlash for poor value and legal questions. Swanson reels in a table at the Hilton while executives spar over attendance and risks.
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Washington
Swanson
Conglomerate Electronics
Charley
Hilton
Paign
Fanne Foxe
Conglomeratelectronics
Defense Department
Lin
Missus
United States
Late to the Editor Editor The Avalanche Journal
A humorous note on pace and political figures cites W P Rockefeller buying Texas land on the Gulf Coast reflecting state ownership and pace of commentary in the paper.
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The
Avalanche Journal
W.P. Rockefeller
Texas
Gulf Coast
HEW Post Open in Play for Veneman Goodell
Washington column outlines HEW secretary race with John Veneman and Charles Goodell as leading contenders. Edith Green appears eliminated due to opposition over Legal Services Corporation. The piece notes Green’s fiscal conservatism and HEW staff morale while detailing each candidate’s background and White House ties.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar Weinberger
John Veneman
Charles Goodell
New York
Edith Green
Ford
New Legal Services Corporation
Goodell
Rockefeller
Senate
James Buckley
Nixon White House
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Editorial praise for Mayaguez Mayaguez and New York editorials
Allen Burke Sr. of Lubbock praises two May 17 editorials "US Regains, More Than Pride" and "Resounding No" for firm analysis on handling the Mayaguez incident and cautions on a proposed 1 billion dollar New York City loan. He argues against an open door policy to immigrants while favoring refugees, exchange students, and self supporting residents.
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Avalanche Journal
Mayaguez
Beame
New York
New York State
Vietnam
New York City
Thomas Payne
Allen Burke Sr
Lubbock
Comedic quips on housing, taxes and moon escape
Hank Brody jokes that moon housing is unlikely as land there is sky high. Bob Goddard quotes reflect on housing costs in St. Louis Globe Democrat. Herm Albright complains about government spending in Perry Township Weekly. Lou Erickson critiques U S free country upkeep in Atlanta Journal.
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Hank Brody
Bob Goddard
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Herm Albright
Perry Township
Lou Erickson
Atlanta Journal
Connally back in politics eyed for Texas Senate bid
Former Treasury Secretary and Texas Governor John Connally signals a return to politics. At a World Trade Day luncheon he suggested a 1976 bid for Senate, challenging Len Bentsen who pursues the Democratic presidential nomination, with potential implications for a national GOP ticket.
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Treasury
Texas
John ‘Connally
Big Jawn
Connally
Len Lloyd M. Bentsen
Bentsen
Lyndon Johnson
Ford
Senate
Congress
Parrot Vocabulary Records Highlight Talkative Birds
LM Boyd notes parrots vary in speech with some trained birds claiming several hundred words. A gray parrot once reportedly sold for 100 crowns for delivering the Apostles Creed. The column quips that statistics are hard to swallow, joking about churchgoers who sleep during services.
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Robert A. Taft
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Nelson Rockefeller
Earl Butz
Rocky
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Green
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Weinberger
HEW
Frank Carlucci
Nixon
Veneman
Republican Party
Robert Finch
GOP
California
Tidelands
Agriculture
Butz
Nest Egg
New York Stock Exchange
Jackie
Onassis
Eienest
E. Morrison
Row Jones
Seagraves
Cat Hicke
Attens Banner-Herald
Solomon
Dallas
Big D
Dallas-Fort Worth
Sam
Nader
Consumer Product Safety Commsion
LM. Boyd
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