Lubbock Avalanche Journal Staff List September 1 1973
Saturday morning Lubbock Avalanche-Journal staff bylines and management notes appear in the edition. The paper lists Robert R. Norris vice president and general manager along with advertising and editorial staff, including J. Rickman, Jay Harris, Al Car, McVay, William F. McIntosh, and David Knapp among others. The hour and edition details reflect the Morning Edition published on South Plains weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. Bot
Lubbock
South Plains
Hn Independent Hewnpaper
Pers Corp Avalanche-Jourdel
Southwesteration
Ave. J
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
the Associated Press
United Press International
Robert R. Norris
J. & Rickman
Jay Harris
Carl
David “Knapp
Ee McVay
William F. McIntosh
Lubbock, Texas
Nixon Has Good Tapes Cases and Constitutional Power
The piece argues Nixon likely correct in resisting unsealing White House tapes. It warns judges may increasingly curb executive privilege, notes Sirica’s order risks prejudicing future juries, and criticizes leaks and selective committee power. It questions Supreme Court outcome and cautions against overreaching Congressional inquiries.
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Nixon
White House
John Sirica
Sirica
Senate Select Committee
Supreme Court
Nixon Court
Select Committee
Midland Research Sparks West Texas Population Debate
Midland officials attack forecasts from UT Austin Population Research Center claiming biased data and flawed methods. Lubbock and the Permian Basin region argue computer projections misstate growth, urging re evaluation by local chambers and planners.
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Midland
Population Research Center
University of Texas- Austin
Bureau of Business Research
Permian Basin
Flood insurance expands to over 100 Texas towns
The joint federal private plan now offers flood coverage for property along the Gulf Coast as thousands of owners still neglect to obtain it. Despite insured wind damage being available, many coastal properties risk total flood losses during hurricanes and high water events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Texas
Unions weigh wage hikes as inflation bites
A labor bargained calm masks concerns as UAW and Chrysler talks loom. Auto workers push for substantial raises and early retirement while pressing for voluntary overtime limits. Union leaders warn it could set a trend despite fears over a one for one COLA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
UAW
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Kissinger to Face Cambodia Bombing Hearings
Senate Foreign Relations Committee begins hearings September 7 on the secret 1969 U S bombing of Cambodia led by Henry A Kissinger. The issue tests Nixon administration diplomacy as Kissinger moves toward a Secretary of State nomination.
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Washington
Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
U.S
Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
White House
National Security Council
Defense Department
William P. Clements
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Clements
South Vietnam
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
MRL
Melvin R. Laird
Secretary of Defense
Laird
Defense
David Packard
Debates over Dope War Credibility and Cambodian Bombing
Evans argues against viewing federal narcotics raids as evidence of broad public distrust. He questions Bartels claims linking Watergate to DEA image and notes DALE success, while outlining Senate scrutiny of Kissinger on Cambodia bombing and secrecy policies.
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Washington
Washington Post
William Claiborne
John R. Bartels
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
Claiborne
Bartels
Gallup Nor
Harris
Narcs
Customs Service
John Bartels
Ilinois
Drug Abuse Law Enforcement Office
DALE
FBI
CIA
Anticop
Evans
New Orleans
Kissinger
Sleepers in spying stir fears of Soviet infiltration
Henry J. Taylor notes the arrest of Air Force Sgt. James D. Wood for treason amid vast Soviet espionage in the United States. The piece outlines sleeper agents, regrooming, and the high proportion of espionage among Soviet embassy staff and UN delegations, with references to Tchernyshev and Dulles.
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Air Force
James D. Wood
FBI
Wood
Office of Special Investigation
G-men
Vladimir J. Tchernyshev
Washington
Tchernyshev
New York City
U.S
Ft. Dix
N.Y
Tacoma
Wash
Kutchinsk
Moscow
Barkov
Aerodynamic Institute
Vereyka River
Konon Molody
Gordon Lonsdale
Admiralty
United States
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Kremlin
Aeroflot
United Nations
New York
Odessa
Pass It On and Odd Bits From a City Column
A collection of light items including glove size shifts for men and women, police caution on scam calls, advice for stay at home women to chat more, a note on Italy Ethiopian war era humor, and a set of grade school quotes on language and nature reflecting a midcentury newspaper miscellany.
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Alps
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
United States of America
Midland ‘Research
Virginia Payette
Teamster
Frank Fitzsimmons
Peter Brennan
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
ANDREW _ TULLY
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Chicago
Mel
Symington
Gen
Wheeler
Joint Chiefs
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Wheeler-Laird
State Department
Prince Sihanouk
Henry J. Taylor
West Berlin
Panama
Warsaw
Central Intelligence Agency
Allen W. Dulles
L.M. Boyd
Italy
Ethiopia
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