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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1969
Page
18
An odd OCR fragment from the Cincinnati medical library notes a grandfather who checked out a work long overdue, with fines potentially totaling 22,646 dollars.
A garbled report describes a Texas legislative push requiring public posting of meetings to ensure openness. It notes lawmakers and supporters, including officials and press, debated posting failures and potential nullification of actions. Gov vetoes a related measure as the session ends.
The article discusses SB 260 requiring notices for all three or more member state bodies. It notes earlier gaps in posting and public awareness, cites a Dallas survey on open meeting laws, and emphasizes issues from sloppy record keeping rather than law adequacy.
The Civil Rights Division seeks termination of all federal funds for Stuttgart Arkansas public schools over continuing desegregation issues. Attorney Christopher Hagen argued plans to desegregate are unacceptable. attorney Robert Light defended the program noting increased black enrollment in white schools and zoning aimed at nonracial integration. Stuttgart serves about 3 000 students with roughly 1 900 white and 1 100 Black pupils.
The radio and TV listings show October 9 schedules across channels including Channel 4 and Channel 19 with a mix of news, weather, and entertainment. Programs feature news anchors, sports recaps, and late night shows with varied runtimes and times noted like 3:09 and 11:90.
The House Interior committee dated October 21 to consider a federal permit for a 800 million pipeline project from Valdez to Prudhoe Bay Alaska. Hickel seeks a modified freeze order to allow construction on federal lands pending native land claims settlement. A Senate hearing was hinted for October 18.
In a clipped paragraph the text references radio stations and a person named Jason Tain along with several garbled phrases suggesting a report on broadcasting and individuals involved.
Authorities at Mexico City International Airport report more than 2 million people have traveled the Mexico Cuba air corridor since Fidel Castro rose to power. Each traveler is registered by the Federal Judicial Police at the airport, including newsmen tourists and those who move from Cuba to reside abroad.
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