Local Lubbock News Summary May 29 1975
Lubbock area news brief dated Thursday morning May 29 1975 reports on local events and personnel. The item lists several named individuals including managers and residents connected to the community, with no clear single incident but a routine update of local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickman
Dete
Das Ree
Asaph Hay Maris
Alf Kenneth Ma
NP Anson
Robert C
Cyniabon
Lubbock
Texas
Bullock cites Texas constitution cost forecast
State Comptroller Bob Bullock argues the proposed Texas constitution could cost taxpayers up to a billion dollars yearly, a claim that has drawn sharp partisan response as voters prepare for the November election. His report outlines potential annual costs from annual legislative sessions to expanded courts and higher education funding, while noting the figures reflect estimates and do not judge the constitution’s merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bullock
Texas
Bullock
Parhenkiriy Siner
Court weighs equal protection in DeFunis style case
The article discusses a landmark discrimination decision and its potential reversal by the Supreme Court, citing the DeFunis case and equal protection implications. It mentions white and Black applicants, university admissions, and Title VII concerns raised by civil rights groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PS Fist Rights Commission
Fia
Rbichs
Supreme Courts
Keep It Moving LEMS EAGMAS Chairmin Speech
An official from the Feder Poste Coniusion urged continued public reporting and government agency cooperation. The speaker called on Braman to listen and pass word along to key constituents while stressing ongoing efforts to keep the public informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lems Eagmas
Feder Poste Coniusion
Braman
HarvardPresident Bok Criticizes Chile and Drug Flows
Harvard University president Derek Bok joins other academics in condemning Chilean human rights abuses and calls for action against drug trafficking entering the United States. He cites rising college costs and inflation as a burden on middle income families while urging more affordable higher education and continued charity support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FO Wyt
Sorces
Chile
State Technical University
Buk & Ci
Deas Enforcement Administratio
United States
DEA
Saerek Bok
Harvard
General Motors
Rowland Evans and Novak Report on Senate CLA Probe
The pair describe the Senate committee examining the CLA as displaying uncommon conduct. White House sources, unnamed officials, and political analysts weigh in on the investigation's direction and potential impact on administration credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Select
Senate Committee
CLA
Ford fights red tape and regulation in White House clash
President Ford presses Congress to cut red tape and curb safety and regulatory agencies. He plans three bills to reshape rulemaking and enforce faster, cheaper decisions, while facing White House and CIA controversy and Senate committee brinkmanship over access to sensitive records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Congress
IOC
White House
Sadat seeks moderation amid Arab disunity and looming risks
Henry J. Taylor notes Egyptian President Anwar el-Sadat travels to discuss war contingency and peace with US President Ford in Salzburg. He portrays Sadat as the Arab world’s most moderate leader facing deep bloc tensions, assassinations, and ongoing inter Arab conflicts across Iraq Iran Yemen Syria Jordan and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anwar el-Sadat
United States
Mideast
Ford
Salzburg
Austria
Feyel
Sadat
Egypt
Sada
Israel
Iran
Persia Gulf
Zayed bin Sultan al Nuhavan
United
Ara Emirates
Lenanon
Jordan
Liberation Organization
Ese de
Algeria
Iraq
Morocco
Yemen
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Telwan
Shah
Khalid
Faisals
Maazir Palace
Hiyath Saat
Shiek Saba al Salanil
Assi
M. Boyd and the VATE tablets amid tax talk and weather swirls
Fragmented notes include tax chatter on VATE tablets, weather prophesies from London, and scattered remarks about figures like Eisenhower, Ludwig of Bavaria, and a Scotland cattle scene. The garbled text mixes politics, language, and odd anecdotes without clear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upcom
London
York
Jnst
Eur
Fisenhower
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