Pollster reports rise in Nixon support after Meany clash
Pollster Albert E. Sindlinger said a national survey found public confidence in President Nixon rose after his Friday confrontation with AFL CIO chief George Meany. He reported 658 interviews showing 47.4 percent would vote to re elect Nixon, up from 43.6 percent two weeks earlier.
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Snow and fog drift over Panhandle and South Plains
Snow mixed with rain and sleet fell as temperatures cooled into the 40s across the South Plains. Lubbock reached 47 degrees with a 41-degree low earlier. freezing tonight near mid 20s and a 50s rebound by Wednesday.
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Recommendations on makeup and functions of Human Relations Commission
Briefing items listed include a ready for City Council note on Human Relations Commission makeup and duties, with Page 8 Sec B indicating a focus on municipal policy and public contact protocols.
Pay Board Coal Rule Draws Fire From Connally
Secretary Connally accused AFL-CIO leader George Meany of arrogance and warned that noncooperation by union Pay Board members could undermine the wage price freeze. He said the coal settlement granting miners a 75 percent first year rise contravened guidelines and could set a precedent.
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Meany Responds To Nixon Altogether In Florida
AFL CIO leader George Meany defended the labor congress against President Nixon's charge of a rude reception at the AFL CIO convention. He said the accusations were untrue and asserted the group showed the president proper respect. Senate critics including Barry Goldwater called Meany rude while Hubert Humphrey urged restraint in the debate.
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Meany Warns Against Hamstringing Economic Recovery
Meany said the nation cannot let any one man hinder economic recovery and denied insulting Nixon. AP Wirephotos report notes Meany's clash with rank and file workers over policy and leadership responsibility.
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Butz nominee faces Senate opposition amid attack reports
Earl L. Butz won 8-6 committee approval to be agriculture secretary but drew growing Senate resistance from Muskie, Kennedy, Humphrey and others. McGovern and Humphrey signaled opposition. Muskie cited farmer distrust. White House kept confidence, noting the nomination could become a national political issue as full Senate action looms.
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Prayer for remembrance of small blessings
A reader closes with a simple prayer asking God to help remember that small things often hold great value in His sight, through Jesus' name.
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Dow Dips to New 1971 Low as Volume Slips
The Dow Jones 30 fell 7.5 points to 803.15 in a sluggish New York market. Analysts blamed investor caution over Phase II of the Nixon program as losers outpaced gainers 11 to 4 on the NYSE, with volume at 11.56 million shares.
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Gold Star youths honored at South Plains 4-H banquet
Forty top 4-H Club members from 20 counties were saluted at the District 2 Gold Star banquet at Coronado High School. Youths ages 14 to 19 were named outstanding 4-H members of the year from their counties. Keynote speaker was Rev. Lee Gee and the event was hosted by local leaders and radio stations with about 450 attending.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Queen Elizabeth Contracts Chickenpox
Buckingham Palace announced Queen Elizabeth II, 45, has chickenpox and will stay in her room, canceling engagements for a few days. An investiture and a diplomatic party are postponed. The Queen’s medical history includes measles after her son Charles’s birth, mumps at 18, and gastroenteritis in 197.
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Senate approves tax cut bill to revive economy
The Senate passed a 27 billion dollar tax cut plan aimed at boosting the economy, lowering taxes for individuals and businesses over three years. The measure faces a conference with the House, with allies and opponents citing campaign finance implications and potential debt impacts.
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Supreme Court Rules Equal Protection Extends to Women
The Supreme Court unanimously bars sex based discrimination by legislators nationwide in a decision from Idaho involving probate rights for a deceased son. Chief Justice Warren Burger writes that state codes cannot favor males, citing the Equal Protection Clause. ACLU legal director Melvin Wall notes cautious satisfaction with the outcome.
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Weather Map Page 11 B Lubbock Area Forecast
High today near 60 with the low tonight in the mid 20s. Wednesday's high near 60 with northwest winds increasing to 20 to 25 mph this afternoon. Data for regional cities including Carlsbad Houston Albuquerque and Denver follows with temperatures and humidity notes.
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