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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1973

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Another Watergate Tape Found Faulty

Washington reports a faulty tape in the Watergate saga as officials reveal doubts about the White House and missing segments. The White House maintains delays in producing tapes, while prosecutors warn of possible subpoenas and further inquiries into the 18 minute gap and related conversations.

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Turner seeks decision on bus plan amid energy crisis

A city discussion centers on acquiring 13 new buses to relieve transit waste during shortages. Turner appeals for a council ruling while Archibald Cox notes the need to review illegal activity related to the bus system and energy concerns.

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Weather map notes and transit funding audit delays

Weather map page reports partly cloudy conditions through Friday with lows in the mid 30s. Winds shift from southwest to north and northwest. Legislative delay increased federal share of transit purchases to eight percent, prompting an audit of Lubbock Transit as officials review access and costs.

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Fuel costs push up living costs in October report

Washington data show a broad rise in consumer prices driven by energy costs. Gasoline, fuel oil and coal led a 0.5 percent monthly increase in October, while electricity rose and overall inflation remained at a high yearly rate. The report notes pension and military retiree increases tied to living-cost indexes and a continuing climb in energy prices as a key factor in the inflation trend.

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Hail Damage Insurance Costs Rise From 1948 to 1972

UPI reports hail storms caused insurer payouts to jump from 30-722 million in 1948 to 130.98 million in 1972. The text notes the financial impact on individual farmers and the overall rise in coverage costs.

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Descendants Plan Quiet Thanksgiving in Plymouth

In Plymouth Massachusetts a ninth generation Brewster and his wife, descendants of Mayflower leaders, sit to turkey with others who trace back to the Mayflower. Residents say lineage is noted but not publicly celebrated as the town marks a quiet holiday.

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Kissinger Vows Oil Pressure Won’t Shape U S Middle East Policy

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the Arab oil squeeze will not shape American foreign policy in the Middle East. He warned at a news conference that the United States might respond with unspecified counter measures to pressures from oil producers and other sources.

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Kissinger Seeks Fast Path To Peace Talks On Middle East

In a 70 minute briefing Kissinger urged rapid progress toward peace talks with Arab nations. He anticipated next week revealing participant nations and venues while criticizing Atlantic allies for breaks with the U S during the crisis. He noted improved U S China relations may ease tensions in Southeast Asia and stressed no change in U S Moscow ties.

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Israelis Fear War Flareup Ends by Russia Weapons Threats

Prime Minister Golda Meir warned that Exyyt and Syna have been supplied with weapons by Russia and may resume Middle East hostilities at any moment prompting regional fears of a new war flareup.

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Goodfellows Aid Seeks Lubbock Children Christmas Gifts

The Goodfellows, in their 39th year, mobilize local businessmen to ensure needy Lubbock children receive toys, candy, fruit and nuts Christmas morning. The Avalanche Journal will publish a coupon to submit names, with eligibility limited to Lubbock residents.

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Thanksgiving Day Prayer and Middle East Tensions

A 1977 Thanksgiving day prayer frames gratitude for blessings while reports detail U S warnings of possible retaliation to the Arab oil embargo. Henry Kissinger briefs on potential actions if the embargo persists as Arab and Israeli leaders discuss war risks and international diplomacy.

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Kennedy Family Observance Muted By Day Of Remembrance

The Kennedy family observes the tenth anniversary of President John F Kennedy with muted private remembrances. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis may spend Thanksgiving weekend in New York or New Jersey with her children while Senator Edward Kennedy plans Arlington Cemetery visits and a memorial Mass at Holy Cross Church in Georgetown.

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Storms Hit South and Plains Cooler Air Follows

Storms lashed Georgia and Alabama with no reported injuries as a cold front moved in from the north. A new blast of cold air was forecast to push into the South today with cooler temperatures overall. Wind warnings were in effect across parts of the Panhandle as motorists were urged to prepare for slick conditions. In Flint Michigan a public transit fare will drop to a nickel this Friday to promote energy conservation, from the normal 35 cents.

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