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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1973

Page

3

Lubbock Avalanche-Journal History and Masthead Notes

A damaged OCR passage lists the Lubbock Avalanche Journal masthead with staff roles and contact details, dated Tuesday Morning October 30 1973 in Lubbock Texas. Included are names such as Robert R Norris president general manager and David Knapp advertising director, among others.

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Reagan Plan Could Shape California Tax Fight Next Tuesday

California voters face Proposition I a complex 15 year tax and spending limit plan touted by Gov Ronald Reagan. It promises a 20 percent tax cut while allowing state spending to triple and caps taxes via a two thirds vote for new levies. The measure also would cut state income taxes by 7.5 percent immediately and seek to curb legislative taxing power while exposing any spending limit suspensions to voter approval. Conservative economist Milton Friedman and allies back the plan as Reagan rallies support amid a heated political showdown.

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Lubbock water plan aims to meet demand through 2020

City leaders push to implement water development plans to safeguard supplies for peak periods this decade. Estimated project costs total 82.8 million dollars based on 1970 studies, with phased funding and tax reductions proposed. Debates hinge on state funding, education costs, and Governor Reagan’s 1976 presidential bid prospects.

Lubbock

Gonorrhea epidemic and rising treatment challenges

The article states three million Americans have gonorrhea and warns of severe health risks including heart valve infection, arthritis, meningitis, blindness, and death. It notes many women are asymptomatic, urges routine testing, and highlights penicillin resistance increase from 150,000 to 6.6 million units. It also mentions a new drinkable medication and a separate note about Canada's prime minister acquiring an official car at 76408 dollars.

U.S. Public Health Service

Respect for Nixon Hurt By Tape Surrender

The article argues Nixon abandoned executive privilege under pressure over the Watergate tapes. It notes Haig's comment on public opinion shaping his decisions and claims Nixon chose staying in office over principled stand. It criticizes Nixon folding to political forces and forfeiting presidential esteem.

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Detente Failing As Israeli Leaders Leverage War Fury

In Tel Aviv amid Kissinger’s Moscow mission, Israeli officials and many others vent anti Soviet and anti detente sentiment beyond mere fury over weapon supplies that killed over 1,000 Israelis. Defense minister Moshe Dayan and other top officials voice strong public and private opposition to U S Soviet diplomacy in light of the latest Arab Israeli war.

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Rainy cloud follows Nixon allies in politics and protests

Rain soaks Nixon circle as former Cabinet members face conspiracy charges and spousal troubles. Rebozo and Haldeman figures ride out scrutiny while Israel's rising U.S. influence and anti Soviet line reshape detente debates in Congress. Begin cites Soviet arms as pivot in Middle East war narratives.

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John Adams and the Nation's History Advocate

Henry J. Taylor critiques Watergate hearings and urges better American history education. The piece recalls John Adams birth in Quincy Massachusetts October 30 1735 his roles in the Continental Congress peace with France and presidency and notes Adams died July 4 1826 alongside Jefferson Monroe Truman and Johnson in history.

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Heating plan for elderly apartments in Council Bluffs

In Council Bluffs the Bluffs Housing Agency discussed heating a new elderly building. Executive Director Jay Dudley assured no problems with interruptible gas and standby oil, claiming oil supplies would be adequate with a supplier who has his mother in one of the apartments.

Council Bluffs Iowa Bluffs Jay Dudley Dudley Robert McMorris Omaha World-Herald

Pass It On Amorous Ages And Light Verse Bits

L.M. Boyd presents a collage of quips and observations from sleep studies on amorous ages for men and women, notes about driving and mortgage norms, missteps in life per Judge Rentoul, betting odds at the track, and a joke on language. Concludes with a line about mistletoe and a correction to address Matthew L.M. Boyd at Fort Worth.

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