Tactics for Peace Pledged in Talk
President outlines strategy for the 1970s in a public address. Four Miss America contestants pose in swimsuits along Atlantic City's boardwalk during a week of pageant events. The pageant runs through Saturday with finalists to be named.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Atlantic City
Miss Oklahoma
Joanna Kay Gambrell
Texas
Dana Lee Dowell
New Mexico
Patricia Jo Brummett
Marlin Way Allen
Often Center of Storm Columnist Dies at 71
Columnist Pearson who died at 71 from a heart attack is noted for his influence in France and Italy. Around the same period he backed gas filled balloons to send messages of on unknown topics.
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Pearson
France
Italy
Europe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James Hagerty
S.O.B
Truman
Richard M. Nixon
Peterson Field
Colorado Springs
Nixon
NORAD
Cheyenne Mountain
George M. White
Ist
West Texas Hospital
George Wood
Methodist Hospital
Texas Tech
Heavy Rains Flood El Paso Area Prompt Sandbags
Severe rainfall swamped El Paso and the Ft. Bliss region with up to seven inches in a motel area. City crews barricaded streets, ferried traffic to single lines, and airport rain totals were light while mountain regions saw the heaviest downpours.
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Texas City
Paso
Texas
South Plains
Plainview
Muleshoe
Littlefield
Floydada
Hereford
Hale Center
Kress
Clovis
U.S
Ft. Sumner
Laubee
Prinkle
Pollen counts and policy notes from the Avalanche Journal
The Avalanche Journal reports daily pollen counts from sites including 30th and Utica and 22nd and Ave X with spores and Alternaria levels listed. The piece also surveys federal reform proposals from Nixon, including tax reform, unemployment support, urban aid, and broader national policy directions for the 1970s.
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Avalanche Journal
City- County Health Unit
Utica
Ave. X
States Pressed Mexico to Drop Napalm on Marijuana Fields
The report notes heavy pressure on Mexico to destroy marijuana crops and says 4,000 soldiers are burning fields using helicopters and planes. Border controls were tightened and about 6,000 drug smuggling arrests were made this year, with most marijuana likely originating in Mexico.
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U.S
New York
United States
Mexico
End Of Summer Brings School Bells To Lubbock
Labor Day marks a last fling as about 50 000 students in Lubbock return to classes. Lubbock Public Schools report pre enrollment rising to 31 439 with 33 194 projected by mid November. New programs include migrant and bi lingual education while major construction adds libraries and expansions across several campuses.
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Lh. E. Owen
126Th St
Lubbock Public Schools
Lubbock
Hunt Elementary
Carter, Guadalupe
Harwell
Jackson
McWhorter
Martin
Sanders
Wolfforth
Guadalupe
MecWhorter
Murfee
St. Christopher's
James Eubanks
Holy Mount Episcopal Church
Ruidoso
Seventh Day Adventist
Gerald Martin
Texas State Teachers Association
Legislators Hear Tax Proposals and Vending Machine Fees
Business leaders oppose higher franchise and beer taxes while witnesses argue against a $15 per machine levy. The article notes conclusions from Jep Fuller and other vendors, plus new school administrators and upcoming class dates for parochial and public schools.
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Jep Fuller
Texas Brewers Institute
Texas Breweries
Fuller
Patricia Deltenre Mystery Baffles Lubbock Family
Patricia Diane Deltenre, a Lubbock area resident, vanished after living in Amarillo four years where she worked as secretary bookkeeper for Dulaney Auto and Truck Salvage. Her husband TJ Deltenre expresses concern as the couple nears 10 years of marriage.
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Lubbock
Texas Traffic Toll Nears 50
Texas death toll from Labor Day traffic rose to 47 by Monday evening with 66 total violent deaths during the long holiday weekend. National traffic deaths neared 538 by 10 pm EDT, as Americans headed home from the holiday.
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Associated Press
Texas
United Press International
Note In Blood Left Behind By Intruder At Mangums Auto
Police report an inebriated intruder at Mangums Auto Repair left a blood written note reading I am drunk you with the last word illegible. J B Blackwell reported seeing an eight bleeding burglar in the shop around 1 30 am. Police found broken door glass blood inside two vehicles and on a desk. Rhonda May reported damage to her foreign car at her home totaling about 100 dollars.
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Mangum
31St St
J. B. Blackwell
Rhonda May
21St St
Texas Governor press on two year tax program
Governor Smith urges a written compromise on a two year tax plan and predicts a Senate bill next Tuesday with swift progress. He says funding must cover two years of spending and expects House moves toward concurrence or conference. He argues Texans favor ending the session soon.
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Dtenn
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19Th St
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Dallas
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Amarillo
John Franklin Chance
Ave. N
University Hospital
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Archie Mack Reece
66Th St
Hancock Div
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Balis
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Austin
Texas Association of Tobacco Distributors
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