Lubbock Morning Notice of 1973 Local Paper
The page from Lubbock Texas dated Monday Morning October 29, 1973 lists staff names including ROBERT R. NORRIS as Business Manager and DAVID E. KNAPP and JAY HARRIS among others. The imprint shows Ludbork address and miscellaneous OCR garble.
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Iain
Robert R. Norris
David E. Knapp
Jay Harris
Geneal Mans Mega Keer
May Carl NE Cannon
Robert C. McVay
Lubbock
Texas
Indiana Intent Needs Clearing on Lubbock Campus Roads
The Lubbock City Council seeks official clarification from the Texas Tech Board of Regents on its action regarding Indiana Avenue and campus traffic plans. Board chair Collins calls the vote a new base for negotiations while Dr. Murray questions a possible shift to an independent campus road system. Confusion looms as the city hopes for a joint solution to ease campus congestion.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech Board of Regents
Indiana Avenue
Regents
Bill E. Collins
Grover E. Murray
Collins
Murray
University
Tech
Tech Board
Indiana
Medical School
Highway Department
Board of Regents
Nice It May Be Miss Mitford Sees Leniency for Prisoners
The piece compares Jessica Mitford with the National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals. It discusses her view that prisons should close and inmates released, criticizing indeterminate sentences and psychiatric treatment as insufficiently harsh and misguided.
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Jessica Mitford
U.S
National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice
Miss Mitford
California
Advisory Commission
Commission
Jessica
View Of Crime Sparks Debate On Deterrence
The speaker argues prisons fail as deterrents since crimes persist and repeat offenders fill jails. Critics doubt freeing offenders before punishment deters crime, while concerns about murderers and protection from further harm remain unresolved.
Evans Doubles Down On Beard Talk At Capitol
Gov Dan Evans of Washington jokingly links his growing beard to energy use. He says shaving with a blade or skipping hot water saves energy, noting the potential internal energy saved as well. He even invokes Samson to illustrate the idea.
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Dan Evans
State of Washington
Samson
Virginia Pave Taxpayers Ride Rough As Commute Costs Rise
A critical look at national mass transit subsidies and the Penn Central crisis. The piece argues taxpayers fund highways, air, and rail bailouts while Penn Central nears bankruptcy. Congress debates $800 million in subsidies, Nixon threatens veto, a shutdown could devastate coal transport and U. S. industry, and drivers may pay the price.
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Nixon
Congress
Penn Central
New York City
Nixon Surrenders Tapes Deepens GOP Rift
Nixon's decision to surrender subpoenaed tape recordings lessened impeachment fears but amplified anger within the Republican ranks. Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that many GOP congressmen feel exhausted by ongoing crises and Nixon's leadership flaws.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Nixon faces party revolt over tapes crisis and VP poll
Marianne Means reports a secret GOP poll showing Rockefeller as a strong second to Ford for vice president and Connally as the main target of opposition. Nixon’s retreat on the tapes issue sparks widespread Republican anger and questions about his political control, with voices calling him an incompetent leader and warnings of looming internal battles within the party.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Treasury
John Connally
Ford
Rockefeller
South
Senate
Connally
White House
Congress
House
Richard M. Nixon
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Schweiker
Mills Godwin
Elliot Richardson
William Ruckelshaus
Archibald Cox
Presidentaal
Cox
Richardson
Ruckelshaus
Dirk West eyes City Council bid in Lubbock pageant
A column notes Dirk West considering a run for City Council as civic concerns rise in Lubbock. It argues focus should stay on Civic Center bids and local business, with a call to calm political activity for now. Also highlights Karla Parks’ dance in sign language at a United Nations banquet and Dr. Robert H. Anderson’s views on diversified education.
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Dirk West
Dirk
Donnybrook
Lubbock
Chamber of Commerce
Karla Parks
Robert H. Anderson
College of Education
Texas Tech University
Anderson
Museum Association
Grudge Prompts Wild Promoter Ideas for Comic Contests
A column by L M Boyd riffs on odd painlessly competitive spectacles such as wives vs secretaries tug of war and editors vs advertising managers swimming meets. He teases promoters for missing big laughs and tosses in quirky history notes including Seneca on Rome’s air pollution and royal fool legends.
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Marine Corps
Certified Public Accountants
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
P.O. Box
Ludbork
Morning Palin
Virginia
San Diego
St. Louis
Boston
National Mass Transit
Old Dad
New England
Missouri
Michigan
Philadelphia
U. S
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Marianne
Novak
Don Riley
St. Paul
Sam
Bob Goddard
The
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Rotary Eye
James Allen
L.M. Boyd
L.M
Howard Cosell
Mr. Cosell
Seneca
Rome
Old England
Dame Alice
Isabeau
France
Thomasina
England
Elizabeth
P.O
Fort Worth
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