Man Jay Harris Dies At Lubbock Home
Jay Harris, a longtime resident of Lubbock, died at his home aged 77. Funeral services are pending with the Harris family seeking prayers and remembrance from acquaintances and neighbors.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1973
Page
3
Energy Crisis Seen Requiring Shared Sacrifice And Action
The piece argues the energy shortage is real and demands collective effort. It notes Americans will curb heating use, limit travel, and reduce industrial output this winter. Blame should be shared by President Nixon and Congress, with lessons learned about policy and waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Barron's Financial Weekly
Washington
Congress
Carl Albert
Albert
Les
Lubbock’s new garbage containers aim to boost worker safety
The National Safety Council notes refuse collection has the highest injury rate among public services with 109.5 disabling injuries per million hours. Experts cite long hours, heavy lifting, dangerous cans, and hazards from streets, weather, animals, and boobytrapped drains as causes. power-emptied bins should reduce injuries for sanitation workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
National Safety Council
Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Association
The
Raymond Lascoe
Lascoe
Governmental Stupidity blamed for energy mess
Graham Stewart Jr., Casper oilman, blasts U S government in a Cotter newspaper column for energy policy failures. He cites the Hope Natural Gas case, Ike veto, depletion allowances, environmental rules, and rising gas prices as proof of misguided regulation and lost incentives for drilling. He faulted Congress, courts, and ecologists while defending free enterprise and oil exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Peter
Graham P. Stewart Jr
Casper, Wy
Stewart
Graham Stewart
Glenville
W. Va
Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
Eisenhower
Board of County Commissioners
Duval
Tex
Nixon Defends Credibility Amid Plumbers Shadow
President Nixon pushes Operation Candor to restore credibility while avoiding direct questions on the White House Plumbers unit. He reiterates shielding its covert operations with a national security cloak as critics press for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
White House
Nixon Plumbers Case Intensifies as Indictments Near
The Watergate saga heats up as Leon Jaworski presses for swift indictments in the Plumbers case. National security claims clash with presidential defenses while witnesses and lawyers spar over what to reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby Hoffman
Hoffman
America
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
Nizen
Mathias
Nixon
Plumbers
Cox
Pellaves
Fudge
Disney World
Sal Cox
Watergate
Don’t Tip The Can Amid Crisis Talk And Sports Cheers
A rambling column blends energy crisis musings with light pro football praise. Readers hear chatter from Liben about questions, notes on oil reserves, and opinions from Seagraves and Slide Road Sam. The piece also lauds Texas Tech coach Jim Carlen and mentions UCLA coach Pepper Rodgers in a humorous anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Carlen
Red Raider
J. T. King
Polk Robison
Tech
Crimson
Galyn Wilkins
Star Telegram
UCLA
Pepper Rodgers
Pepper
Poem Dialogue From Ancient text Attributed To Theo Critus
Fragmentary poem features two women debating a point and house location. The text, attributed to Theo Critus in the third century B C, includes notes on a mouse and pawedness. Address LM Boyd at P O Bex 17070 Fort Worth for correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Critus
LM. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
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Tms
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Sierra Club
Alaska
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Inia Payette
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Maryland
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Phembers
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CIA
Bryce Harlow
Mr. Nixon
U.S
Sonesody
Revolutionary Manuale
Archibald Cox
Jay Harris
Nisaka
Seagraves
Slide Road
Sam
Don
United States
Col. Drake
Turkey
Bob Nash
Ll.m. Boyd
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