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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1972

Page

3

Lea County Organizes Support For President Hobbs

A Lea County group forms Nixon County committee to back President Richard M Turner in Hobbs. Cecil L. Brown, county chairman, says the reorganized body is separate from both Democratic and Republican leaders and will operate from 204 North election. Shirley Socrat, Scott chairwoman, leads the local effort.

Hobbs Lea Nixon County Richard M.turner Nixon Cecil L. Brown Shirley Socrat Scott

Notornis Bird Faces Extinction In New Zealand

In Wellington officials warn the rare flightless notornis may become extinct as its population declines from about 500 to around 200, signaling urgent conservation concerns for the species and its habitat.

Wellington New Zealand

Washington DC teachers end two week strike

The Washington DC school system returns to normal after a two week teachers strike as hearings open on a 12 percent pay increase. The district seeks 7 million more dollars and a 165 million next year budget while the union faces contempt costs and appeals.

Richard L. Stern Associated Press Steoo Washington DC Senate District Committee Congress Washington Teachers Association Ure Superior Court Robert H. Campbell Washington Burlington Mass Hawaii Hawaii State Teachers Association Wisconsin Racine Muskego-Norway Fox Valley Technical Institute Pennsylvania International Brotherhood of Teamsters Mobile County Ala

Senate Hopefuls Clash Over Speaking Fees

Democratic candidate Barefoot Sanders and Republican Ed Clark clashed over senators accepting speaking fees. Sanders cited Tower’s $63,000 in fees over three years plus a $42,500 salary, urging a ban on honorariums. Clark defended Tower, accusing Sanders of campaign finance violations and buying influence.

Associated Press U.S Tower Ed Clark Texans For Clark Sanders Senate Show Tower Ramsey Clark Sen

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