Robbery At Local Service Station Details
Two men robbed the LAL Service Station atWho Avenue about 10:15 p.m. forcing attendant Paul Noel to the floor and taking cash from the register and wallet. The bandits, wearing black jackets and hats, fled on Thursday with a small amount of money. See ROBBERY Page 10.
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Omitted Fragments From Lubbock Office Notice
Local archival text from Lubbock office appears garbled but suggests an official notice or formation activity. Readable items reference a government or agency action but lack concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
Nixon signs and vetoes key welfare measures
President Nixon released three statements saying he completed action on a backlog of legislation by pocket vetoing two welfare measures aimed at the elderly while agreeing to sign 60 new bills. He noted that he has pocket vetoed 11 bills in the 1972 session. critics argue the measures would trigger unbudgeted expenditures and duplicate efforts, potentially harming aging programs. The American Association and retired teachers group voiced concern over fiscal restraint and the impact on basic human needs.
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George McGovern
Halloween Masquerade Threatens Tricks and Treats
Local Halloween notice warns residents of witches and warlocks at the doorstep seeking treats. The piece references the annual masquerade and cautions readers to watch out for mischief and spooky visitors.
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