Independent service ad bids by Southwestern Newspapers Corp
The page lists bids and advertising personnel for Southwestern Newspapers Corporation with names including Robert Norris Rickman and David Barcullie Bator. It notes Lubbock as a reference location and mentions the advertising director and circulation staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpaper Pubih
Mom Sareerte Oo
Avalche Seva
Bng Eaton
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Lubbock
Trae
Daly
Presa
United Praternational
Robert R. Norris
Rickman Buiness
Nation needs sober statesmanship after Agnew resignation
The piece argues the nation faces a test of leadership not party vengeance. It urges President Nixon, Congress, and the public to consider a capable successor only if needed, warning against a caretaker vice president and stressing national welfare over partisan aims.
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Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Washington
Congress
Agnew
Mr. Agnew
Texas
John Connally
Demos
Treasury
House of Representatives
Senate
Connally
Milquetoast VP
Sharpstown
Watergate Leaks and Political Games in Senate Panel
A critical column accuses Senate Watergate investigators of a continuing leak system aiding political aims. It cites Pat Buchanan scorn, Rebozo’s $100,000 Hughes gift disclosure, and Terry Lenzner’s hostile role, while lampooning Chairman Ervin and adding satirical asides about a Christmas album and language trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Watergate Committee
Pat Buchanan
White House
Sam Dash
Georgetown University
Committee
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Nixon
Senate
Howard Hughes
Terry Lenzner
Jenkers
Sam J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Sam
The Time Machine Must Have Been Bushwacked
Washington readers hear a quirky theory from Teebold Ratameyer that the time machine of modern politics is out of sync. He links Watergate inflation and social ills to a malfunctioning device, arguing a repair could avert further crises and restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Justice Department
Senate Watergate Committee
Teebold Ratameyer
Ratameyer
Crisis rhetoric from environmental extremists overuse of the word crisis
Henry J. Taylor argues that environmental extremists label every issue a crisis from urban to energy to crime and Watergate. He questions why problems are amplified into crises and notes the repetitive alarmism that grips the nation. He sees no consistent explanation for this pervasive crisis framing.
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Congress
America
McGovern Stull Out
McGovern argues his 1972 defeat stemmed from two technical errors. He cites Eagleton’s past illness and a late night acceptance speech, while critics say his drag on domestic policy and volatile shifts cost him. He hints at another presidential bid after re election in South Dakota.
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Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Eagleton
Reform
Lawrence O'Brien
O'Brien
South Dakota
A Time Of Decisions On Indiana Extension At Tech
Commentary argues Texas Tech Regents should decide Indiana extension with fairness balancing city and campus needs. Proposes a four or six lane solution, notes traffic on Fourth Street and Quaker, and warns about trust in future negotiations if agreement rejected. Also discusses Agnew resignation, grand jury leaks, and calls for safeguarding judicial processes and avoiding media prosecutions.
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Texas Tech University
Texas Tech
Board of Regents
Indiana
Fourth Street
Quaker
Tech
University
Pass It On The Hard Facts by L M Boyd
The column sketches blunt, era specific observations on consumer life and crime. It cites casual gastronomy trends, debt among families, and crime patterns noting most victims knew their attackers. It also offers a reader address for L M Boyd in Fort Worth Texas.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
States of America
David Barculie Bator
Jay Harris
Kenneth May
Robert Co McWay
Legal Services Program
ART Buchwald
Watergate
Henry J. Taylor
U.S
McGovern Stull
Thom
R. Malthus
Thomas Jefferson
Malthus
Malthusians
Norman Vincent Peale
St. Vitus
Uncle Sam
Hugh Allen
Knoxville News Sentinel
Jay. Harris
Veep
BOYD
L.M. Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
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