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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1973

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Hijackers Free 120 Passengers From Dutch Jumbo Jet

In Malta the KLM Boeing 747 began a two stage passenger release after negotiations led by Malta Prime Minister Mintoff. About half of 247 passengers freed as fuel was pumped for a second release to complete the plan.

Valletta Malta Operations A. W Dom Mintoff Mintoff Iraq Tokyo KLM Israel Netherland Luga

Weather Map Page 127 B Safebook Forecast

Partly cloudy with a chance of showers ending early today. Colder tonight turning fair and warmer by dawn. Details show temperatures and time marks, with a general forecast for the day and tonight.

Reon Minwwee Maumum Peareday Woom Maxime Miwmum Herman Malalan P Hee al- Deiter Foils

Legal Question Snags Great Plains Accord

City attorneys reassess an out of court tax foreclosure plan for the Great Plains Life Building after transfers of parking lot parcels. a legal question centers on delinquent taxes on the total property and ownership splits. The suit, filed by the City of Lubbock and Lubbock Independent School District, seeks back taxes totaling 211,779 dollars.

Mel Tittle Avalanche-Journal Great Plains Life Cleddie Edwards City of Lubbock Lubbock Independent Edwards

Woods says tape erased by accident in Watergate case

Rose Mary Woods testified she accidentally erased 18 minutes of a Nixon Watergate tape while transcribing a conversation with Haldeman. She said the president told her it was no problem, as White House attorneys surrendered the tapes ending a four month court fight over confidentiality.

Rosemary Nixon Rose Mary Woods Charles Rhyne U.S. D John Simca Sly Washington UPI Miss Woods White House John J. Sirica Niena Haldeman H. R. Haldeman

Prayer Words for Comfort and Courage

A reader shares a comforting sentiment about turning to God for solace when disturbed or afraid. The brief piece emphasizes faith as a source of reassurance and peace.

Ford flags liberal Democrats as potentially dangerous

Vice presidential nominee Gerald R. Ford told the House Judiciary Committee that some liberal elements of the Democratic Party could be dangerous to the American way of life yet said most are as patriotic as he is. Senate debate opened on his nomination with an almost certain approval. Senator William Hathaway said he would vote against Ford, citing concern about a President under House impeachment inquiry appointing a successor.

Washington UPI Gerald R. Ford Democratic Party Ford House Judiciary Committee Senate William D. Hathaway Maine House of Representatives D-N.y Michigan Common Cause Citizens

Emanus Returns to Lubbock for March Murder Trial

James Emanus, held in a Lubbock County jail cell for months, is sent back to Lubbock as Judge Perry D. Pickett delays the murder trial to March 11. Prosecutors probe missing witness Linda Florence amid questions of venue and potential appeal.

Howard Swindle Avalanche-Journal Stall Midland James Emanus Lubbock County Emanus Larry Jack Stevens Perry D. Pickett Stevens Sei Jerry Stevens Stevenses Texas Pickett Lubbock Avalanche Journal Linda S. Florence Florence Midland Grifin Sai

Strangler Albert DeSalvo Found Stabbed in Walpole Prison

Albert DeSalvo, who claimed to be the Boston Strangler, was found stabbed to death in his Walpole State Prison cell. An inmate is held as a suspect, with officials not naming him. DeSalvo, 42, had claimed 13 victims in the 1960s but was never convicted. He was serving a life term for burglary, robbery and assault involving four women. The medical examiner cited multiple stab wounds believed to require a surgical instrument.

Walpole. Mass Bert DeSalvo Boston Walpole State DeSalvo

Goodfellows Plan Christmas Drive In Lubbock

Four weeks before Christmas the Goodfellows announce plans for this year’s event. A new Chief Goodfellow will be elected and a deadline set for submitting names of children 12 and younger in need, marking the 39th annual Goodfellows Christmas in Lubbock.

the Goodfellows Goodfellow Lubbock Goodfellows

Station Owners Unhappy By United Press International

Gas station operators express opposition to Nixon weekend closing plan. Alabama and Georgia managers warn of revenue losses while others argue the move hurts small businesses more than big oil. Some dealers support limits hoping to curb highway gas use.

Israel Eyes Peace Pact at Conference

Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban said Israel would attend the Middle East peace conference signaling a historic shift toward peace with the Arabs. In Algiers, Arab delegates warned of renewed hostilities led by President Houari Boumedienne.

United Press International Abba Eban Israel Middle East Algiers Houari Boumedienne Eban Tel Aviv U.S Naar Agi Pt Alk Egypt Syria Jordan United States Soviet Union

Middle East Talks Stall Over Suez Front Withdrawals

U N and Egyptian negotiators failed to break a deadlock over troop withdrawals along the Suez front as talks were abruptly canceled. Eban in Tel Aviv urged cautious optimism while Boumedienne at the Arab League summit demanded Arab gains before peace, with Libya and Iraq boycotting.

Israli Eeypan Kilometer 101 Suez Front U.N Cairo Egypt East Bank Suez Canal West Bank Eban

Drop-N-Food Store Robbery Ends With Small Cash Take

Police searched for a black man about 30 after he robbed the Drop-N-Food Store at 1706 4th St shortly after noon. The bandit, five feet two, wearing a dark jacket, escaped with less than 50 dollars after threatening a cashier and holding an employee on the floor. No arrests by Monday night. ninth robbery this month in Lubbock.

4Th St Clyde Smith Johnnie Reisch Ibery Lubbock

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