Lathert Teris Base News From Southwestern Etal
The page lists staff and department lines including vice president general manager Robert R. Norris, business manager Rickman, John Knapp, Jay Arkis executive editor, associate editor Kenneth May, managing editor Carl N. Cannon, Robert C. McVay advertising director, and circulation manager. It references Southwestern officials and United Press International.
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United Press International
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Kenneth May
Carl N. Cannon
Robert C. McVay
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Watergate and Nixon navigate crisis amid energy fears
The Nov 29 1973 Lodbeck Texas column weighs Watergate against the energy emergency. It notes the erased 18 minute tape, subpoenas to seven tapes, and Judge Sirica. It urges Nixon to be forthright and consider testifying in secret to restore trust and steady leadership.
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Watergate
Nixon
Rose Mary Woods
Sirica
Great Plains Building in Lubbock Faces Restoration Push
After tax clearance, community urges rapid action on GPB either restoring or demolishing the 20 story tornado damaged facade. Engineers deem it safe and consider restoration a potential boon for pride and economy.
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Great Plains
GPB
Lubbock
Junior Historians Charter Dozens of Chapters Form in Lubbock
Hundreds of students from local junior and senior high schools form more than a dozen Junior Historian Chapters funded by Lubbock Christian College and the Texas Bureau for Economic Understanding. The program, tied to the Bicentennial, trains teens to record and preserve local history through interviews and tapes, highlighting diverse American heritage and citizenship.
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Lubbock and Area
Lubbock Christian College
The
Texas Bureau For Economic
America
Ken Ragsdale
Texas State Historical Association
LCC
Avalanche-Journal
Hijacked World Prank Scene in Inflight Parody
An article recounts a dramatic flight hijack spoof where Faisal demands the Israeli and Dutch passengers be thrown overboard. Passengers debate blackmail versus solidarity while tensions rise and a grenade threat appears from the Israeli. The scene ends with comic relief as an Italian passenger laments missing the train.
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Washington
Faisal
Alors
Basta
Oil Brass Takes Over Washington in Petroleum Allocation
Vice Adm. Eli T. Reich, 60, retired from the Navy after 38 years to helm the new Office of Petroleum Allocation in the Interior Department. He vows to run the program “the military way” and has brought in more than 15 retired or active duty officers, with more expected.
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Eli T. Reich
Navy
Pentagon
Interior Department
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Adm. Reich
Coventry
Robert C
Bing) Gillette
Air Force
R. D. (Deck) Hensley
James Curtin
Atlanta
Dallas
Denver
James Scanlan
Office of Planning and Policy
Agriculture Department
White House
Melvin R. Laird
Col
William Steger
Defense Department
Nixon Pat Incident Sparks Questions About His Reach
Marianne Means observes President Nixon rare touch toward the public after Pat Nixon's Africa tour. The incident fuels debate on his isolation during Watergate and prompts questions about whether the pat was warmth or political leverage amid a presidency under pressure.
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Washington
Nixon
Pat
Africa
White House
Richard Nixon
Nixon poll mirrors divide on staying in job
In a National Observer poll the majority 68.7 percent say Nixon should stay on while 31.3 percent favor resignation. The survey drew 65,600 ballots with sharper, more vehement comments about the media and politics, and cautions against extreme rhetoric.
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the Observer
Oklahoma
Watergate
Congress
Portrait quarrel over red dress and white collie joke
A portrait discussion recalls Howard Chandler Christy wanting Mrs. Calvin Coolidge in red to contrast with her white collie Rob Roy. Coolidge preferred white and reportedly quipped dye the dog. A mix of trivia and public life hints follow with terse quotes and tips.
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Howard Chandler Christy
Calvin Coolidge
Rob Roy
President Coolidge
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Buster
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