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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1973

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Rebozo Testifies On Hughes Gift During Panel Interview

Private interview reveals Charles Rebozo received two payments of fifty thousand dollars each from Hughes agents and a hundred thousand dollar cash gift kept in a Key Biscayne deposit box. Investigators say he could not confirm the purpose and assumed it was for the President’s re election.

Washington UPI Charles Senate Watergate Bel Hughes Rebozo Finance Committee Meboz Alo

Judge Admits Error In Huge IBM Fee

A federal judge said he erred in the damages ruling against IBM in the Telex antitrust case. Judge A Sherman Christensen granted Telex a new trial on damages after finding substantial error in his earlier calculation of antitrust damages of 352.5 million. IBM remains tangled in other motions as hearings are set for post trial issues next week.

Tulsa Okla Fediness Machines Corp International Bus U.S. I A. ‘Sherman Christensen IBM TBM Telex Corp LBM Christensen J Christensen Salt Lake City Telex New York Stock Exchange

Tire explosion kills worker at local shop

A 19 year old truck tire technician, Chester Lee Tates of 2642 E O Cornell St, was killed at Action Trailer and Equipment Co on East 19th Street when a tire exploded while he tried to inflate a slow tire. The death was ruled accidental by Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy. The impact hurled him about 15 feet.

Chester Lee Tates E.O' Cornell St Justice of the Peace Wayne LeCroy Action Trailer and Equipment Co E. 19Th St Tates

Elderly Receiving Civic Help in Midland Repair Effort

Volunteers from civic clubs churches and high schools along with 50 monetary gifts and pledges from 15 organizations repair 20 east side homes for elderly owners. About $2,000 has been raised with more donations expected to fund materials for leaky roofs and crumbling porches.

Midland, Tex

Prayer Blessings and Gratitude Shared in Faith

A reader offers a brief prayer thanking God for blessings and asking for appreciation. The petition closes in Jesus name with a simple Amen.

Heavenly Father Jesus

Boom Days Memories Mark 23rd Anniversary of Oil Boom

Memories of the oil era linger as Snyder eyes the future during Boom Days events. The week features tours of oil facilities and a 5 p.m. parade to celebrate oil milestones including the canyon reservoir discovery and the billionth barrel of oil.

Snyder Gerry Burton Avalanche-Journal Standard Oil Co

Recalled Oil Boom Town Race To Fortunes In Canyon Reef

Brown No. 1 touched the four billion barrel Canyon Reef Reservoir, triggering a wild rush that swelled a 3200 population to about 20000. California peace officers arrived to manage a powder puff boom with nightlong traffic jams, tents, shacks and improvised lodging.

Firat Brown No Canyon Reef Cowtown California

Kuwait Urges Arab Oil Policy meeting to study war impacts

Kuwait's Oil and Finance Minister Abdel Rahman El Atfqi urged an urgent Arab oil ministers meeting to reassess petroleum policies in light of the 1967 Middle East war. Kuwait seeks flexible prices tied to world inflation as the Persian Gulf states push for higher crude prices amid oil suspensions and wartime tensions.

United Press International Kuwait Israel Radio Persian Gulf Abdel Rahman Salemh El-Atiqi Vienna Ilsi Per Fameteanes Impleum Inter Copie Reine Cee Inj Middle East Iraq United States Andi Britain Algeria Saudi Arabia Venezuela Hugo Pereza Salvia Caracas Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC

Plainview Grand Jury Indicts Suspect In Beatings

Hale County Grand Jury indicted Lewis James Roddy in three counts of assault with intent to rape and three counts of burglary for brutal attacks on three Plainview women. He is jailed on 84,000 bond awaiting further proceedings.

A-J Plainview Hale County Grand Jury Lewis James Roddy Roddy Ee Ee Persian Gulf Abia Iran Iraq Eit Abe Dhabi Qatar Kuwait Abu Dhabi Rovalh Abe Diabi Sater Palice Said Farm News Geec Seboee Audeed Ap Aldeiiy Wombn Cloll Exxon Mobil Middle East Elks Club United States Israel

Egypt Syria Claim Gains In Mid East War

United Press International reports bombardments around Cairo and Damascus. Israel concedes loss of the east bank of the Suez Canal as Egyptian and Syrian forces claim new progress amid heavy air strikes destroying several buildings in Damascus including the Soviet embassy.

Cairo Damascus Syria Lebanon Embassy Row CBS News Malik U.N. Security Council Yakov Malik Israel Council Hitler Middle East Egypt Sinai Peninsula Golan Heights Tel Aviv Aharon Yariv Bar- Lev Suez Canal Yariv East Bank Suez Kibbutz Gvat

Bombings Denounced By Reds

United Nations AP reports the Soviet Union denounced Israel's bombing of Damascus as barbaric and gangster. Ambassador Malik claimed unofficial sources say ten embassies were destroyed and about 30 Soviets at Damascus embassy killed. He appealed to the Security Council as the Israeli delegate spoke.

United Nations N. Y.ap Soviet Union Israel Damascus Jacob Malik Security Council Malik

Storm Dumps Heavy Snow on Colorado Territory

A winter storm drenched Colorado with heavy snow while cooler air moves into the Panhandle. Forecasters warn of a 15 to 20 degree drop from Tuesday readings as the front pushes south. Snow reports spread across central Wyoming as travel warnings begin in Colorado.

Austin, Tex Agriculture John C. White Lubbock Colorado New Mexico Northwest West Panhandle Wyo

Court To Act On Search Warrant For Pants Case

The Supreme Court agreed to decide if Ohio men were denied constitutional rights when police seized their pants as evidence without a search warrant. Officials had arrested the men after a post office break in and later obtained the trousers they wore, using paint traces as alleged evidence. The government argues the seizure did not humiliate the defendants.

Washington Supreme Court Ohio Lebanon Lebanon Post Office

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