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Page fragment shows a newspaper masthead and list of names including ROBERT NORRIS Soke AC RICKMAN Bud.cess Stanagey DAVID E RNAY JAY HARRIS BURLE PET TT KENSETH CARLA BANAON ROBERT McVAY. Mentions Lubbock Texas and Thursday Morning October 18, 197.
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Rickman
Bud
Cess Stanagey
David E
Jay Harris
Kenseth Ay
Carla Banaon
Robert, McVay
Daten Lubbock
Texas
Coal Unit Bond Issue Backed by Public Credit Examined
The Canadian River Municipal Water Authority C R M W A votes 7 5 to issue up to 26 million in tax revenue bonds to aid a Southwestern Public Service coal burning plant near Amarillo. Critics caution about overreach and the district’s role in subsidizing private industry while noting tax implications for bond buyers.
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Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Amarillo
CRMWA
Southwestern Public Service Co
Electric
Get Nixon Drive Sets Stage for New Attacks
The piece argues a renewed Get Nixon campaign is building as the Senate Watergate Committee probes Nixon's finances and camp David spending rises. It notes a hostile press and potential leaks to frame Nixon as a criminal while defenses argue for restraint and legality.
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Nixon
Supreme Court
Congress urged to pick future Vice Presidents vote
Sen Robert Griffin of Michigan urges approving future VP selection but governors resist. Gov Dale Bumpers of Arkansas says a bad running mate does not justify changing the system noting Nixon’s resignation as precedent. He argues politics already colors Congress and government rests on people.
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Robert Griffin
Michigan
Congress
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Richard Nixon
Nixon’s Early Warning on Agnew From Rogers
The article recalls William P. Rogers questioning Nixon’s 1968 choice of Spiro Agnew as running mate. Rogers urged an in depth check but Nixon did nothing. It notes other Republicans doubted Agnew and compares to Eagleton, arguing Nixon ignored ethical concerns and faced consequences post Watergate.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Spiro Agnew Hiogers
Richard Nixon
Agnew
Rogers
Fisenhower
Agne
Httle
Maryland
Neveu
Agnews
George McGovern
Thomas Eagleton
Eagleton
Arizona
Bull Rogers
Anita Bryant
Agnew Plea Effort Surprises Justice Department
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew secretly sought renewed plea terms from the Justice Department on Friday Oct 5 after weeks of no contact following his Los Angeles speech. Administration officials saw the move as a failed bid to shift sympathy and salvage the national campaign.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Justice Department
Agnes
Los Angeles
Agnew
Novak
Dan
Nixon
Specia Angeles
Asst
Henry Petersen
Suc
Ex Vice President Agnew Faces bleak post resignation prospects
The piece assesses Spiro Agnew after tax evasion pleas and a federal conviction, noting his failed law career, loss of salary and funds, looming taxes, and uncertainty about ABA disbarment or future employment. It explores potential roles as a lobbyist or in private life and recounts plea bargaining dynamics and public reaction.
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Spiro Agnew
Agnew
A Dog in the City Sparks Reflections on Kindness
A writer recalls seeing a stray medium sized dog on Brownfield 9th Street and on a later night near the Brownfield Highway. He ponders why passersby ignore animals in need while questioning modern life’s rush and disconnection. Each episode prompts a call to stop and help a creature awaiting aid.
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Tech
Brownfield 9Th Street
Brownfield
19Th Street
Lubbock
Humorous Quips From Readers Across Two Papers
In St Louis Globe Democrat Bob Goddard notes a party moment where a 20 pound beef roast was shown then returned to the freezer. Sarasota Journal columnist Bill Copeland recalls a humorous scene with a homemade jam remark sparking a spouse debate.
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Harry Sacklove
Bob Goddard
St Louis Globe Democrat
Bill Copeland
Sarasota Journal
Passing questions and oddities from L M Boyd column
A quirky LM Boyd column ponders if turtles surpass horses in intelligence and mocks other odd claims. It references a spurious statistic about West German wives and notes a bath law in Teruel Spain. Mail address for responses included.
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West Germany
Teruel
Spain
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