Israel Claims Units Nearing Damascus in War Update
Reported continued fighting around Damascus with Israeli forces pressing from the Golan Heights and Sinai fronts. U.S. sources say Washington will start replacing some Israeli planes and tanks, prioritizing fighter jets, as Egypt and Syria claim artillery and air actions while Jordan’s Hussein orders shifts.
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Soviet Union
Hussein
Damascus
Munique
U.S
Washington
United
Jdun
Israel
Reconnais
United States
Egypt
Sraelis
Sessentmy Vy Die Unien
Golan ‘Heights
Lubbock Airport Sees Rising Passenger Enplanements
Lubbock Regional Airport continues to show higher boarding totals through September with expectations to reach 200,000 passengers for the year. Continental Braniff and Texas International cite more weekly departures and larger aircraft as key factors behind the rise over 1972 figures and growth in air travel sharing.
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Lubbock Regional
Lubbock
Latchhock
Amarillo
Midland-Odessa
Braniff
Continental
Texas International
Continental Airlines
T.W
Tom" Donnell
Marinlo Resonal
Midland-Odessa Regional
O'Donnell
Lubbork
Texas
Tony
Jack Tomlinson
Texas Tech University
Chamber of Commerce
Yourisay
Tomlinson
Daleas
Dallas
Randall Jones
Former Peace Corps Worker Sees Cross Cultural Exchange Potential
Miss Morgan, former deputy director of the Peace Corps in Thailand, outlines lessons from her service in 17 programs including malaria and agriculture. She recalls domestic interest in study abroad and envisions a center linking American students with foreign study, plus minic courses and cross cultural language offerings.
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Morgan
Peace Corps
Thailand
Nepal
States
Miss Morgan
Newswoman Sides with Sidelines at NCAA Football
A female photographer walks the sidelines at a college football game finding banter from band members and yell leaders while dodging guards and curious onlookers. She witnesses trained staff, fans, and crickets on the field as Kathy Morgan and Deborah Stipe film the scene for press and studio outlets. The piece ends with a campus announcer inviting listeners to stay tuned for NCAA college football excitement.
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Page One
A&m
James Mosley
Tedh
New York
Kathy Morgan
Bryan
Deborah Stipe
Mass Housing Program Faces End and Mixed Results
The Nixon administration’s four year Mass Housing program, Operation Breakthrough, shows limited success with 3,000 units built in nine cities. Experts say main goal of cheaper housing failed though some benefits may exist, like potential price stabilization and more industrialized production. Alcoa reports progress with self-contained kitchens and baths to ease transport.
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Bill Neikirk
Washington
Housing and Urban Affairs Department
Department
Michael Sumichrast
National Association of Homebuilders
Joseph Sherman
Alcoa
Thomas J. Lannen
A Lannen
Sumichrast
Plainview Woman Remains Critical After Wreck
A 43 year old Plainview woman Mrs Faye Permenter remained in critical condition at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock Saturday night from head and internal injuries after a car crash Thursday at the U 70 and Farm Road 378 intersection.
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Lockney
Plainview
Faye Permenter
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
U, 70
Farm Road
Weather Toll Hits Dozen Over State
The report details widespread flooding in Menard Junction and San Saba areas from heavy rains. DPS helicopters evacuated about 30 trailer and mobile home residents as floodwaters rose in Llano and nearby forks. Forecasters warned of continued rain with improving conditions later, while authorities worked to clear affected regions.
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Mena Walker
Menard
Kimble
San Saba
Llano
Freeport
William Forks
Purcell
Ornoon
Murphy Barnes
Barnes
Ford nomination hearings televised as Ford tours Capitol Hill
Former football star Ford, now House Republican leader, faces televised hearings. He asserts health, downplays foreign travel plans, and discloses modest assets and campaign finances. He plans to resign from Rosepatch Inc and confirms no law practice while detailing his real estate holdings.
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House
Senate
Saturdan
Ford
Capitol Hill
Agnew
Rosepatch Inc
Grand Rapids
Washington
Virginia
Vail
Colo
Republican Congressional Committee
Washington Star-News
Sen. Cannon
Mittee
FBI
Rodino
Congress
Capitol Hil
Nixon
Michigan
Air Force
Arab Oil Nations Meet Tuesday to Discuss Oil Weapon
Arab oil ministers from Kuwait Saudi Arabia Libya Iraq Syria Algeria Egypt Qatar Abu Dhabi Bahrain and Dubai will meet in Kuwait next Tuesday to consider using oil as a weapon in the Middle East war Officials in Kuwait Beirut and other capitals say a shutdown of American oil firms and mass strikes are possible The 11 Arab producers account for about 60 percent of world oil and hold 70 percent of reserves amid ongoing conflict with Israel
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United Press International
Kuwait
Middle East
Iraq
Egypt
Beirut
Mediterranean
Israel
United States
Saudi Arabia
Libya
Syria
Algeria
Qatar
Abu Dhabi
Bahrain
Dubai
Energy Focus Shifts to Coal Gasification Tech
Experts at a tech symposium discussed gasification as a path to energy independence with South Africa already using Lurgi technology. El Paso Natural Gas Co plans a plant to yield about 288 million BTU daily from coal gas. Participants from Westinghouse, Phillips Petroleum, Cabot, and Texas Eastman attended, with Lubarge and others contributing.
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Alligan
South Africa
Lurgi Techology
Halligan
Halliian
el Paso Natural Gas. Co
Farmington
Br. Halligan
Feldmann
Elector
Westinge House
Phillips Petroleum
Cilanese
Cabot
Texas Eastman
Longview
Fr. van Antwerpen
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Permian Basin
Panhandie-Plaing
American Institute of Chemical Eniicineers
Tech Chemical Engineering Department
Larry Hoover
el Paso Products
Odessa
William Moorhead
Cabot Corp
Pampa
Coal-Burning Unit Financing Faces Bond Debate
The article discusses plans to issue up to 12 million to finance a 343 megawatt coal burning unit. Directors question revenue bond risk and potential rate increases if a debtor fails. The water authority aims to issue 26 million in bonds to support the project with revenue from member cities and possible tax levies.
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CCS
Dickey, McCleskey and
City
Atty
Bred Senter
Senter
Dickey
WPS
American Smelting and Refin- Dickey
Whying Co
al the Water District
Amarillo
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