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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1973

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Gravel Truck Spill Destroys Car on 19th Street

A gravel truck bed tipped over in the 3300 block of 19th Street at about 11 am Tuesday, dumping large pebbles onto Rickey G. Hall’s car parked at 6001 34th St. The owner was away. the driver, Robbie J. Leonard, resides at Little Hotel. The auto sustained heavy damage and the cause remained undetermined.

Rocky Top 19Th Street Rickey G. Hall 34Th St Robbie J. Leonard Little Hotel Milton Adams

Indictments Secret in Los Angeles Break-In Probe

A Los Angeles county grand jury secretly indicts several unnamed individuals in the break in connected to the White House inquiry. Judge James G. Kolts delays arrest warrants until next Monday to allow voluntary surrender. Dist Atty Joseph Busch declines comment. Four figures, including John D. Ehrlichman, were linked to the case in prior conversations.

Los Angeles Daniel Elisberg White House Dist. Atty Joseph Busch Kolts Busch John D. Ehrlichman

Texas Warehouses for Illinois Children Draw Criticism

A study labels Texas facilities for Illinois youths as mindless bureaucratic hubs that shipped about 1,000 children over a decade at a cost of around 8 million dollars. It cites abuse, coercive drugging, and profiteering, noting some children died or were permanently harmed while many were simply stored.

Chicago Illinois Texas Ilinois Patrick A. Kennan DePaul University State Department of Children and Family Services Keenan Linois

Canadian Rail Strike Halts Newsprint Supply

Canadian rail walkout shuts newsprint to zero across the country halting output and forcing papers in the United States to cut editions. Kimberly-Clark Newsprint raised prices by five dollars a ton amid ongoing supply disruptions.

Chattanooga Tenn SNPA Coosa River Kimberly-Clark Corp Montreal Pierre Eliott Trudeau Consolidated-Bathburst Ltd Domtar Ltd Domtar New York U.S United States Paris Birmingham Ala Marianna Fla Florida St. Petersburg Times Publishing Co Wall Street Journal Bellefontaine Ohio Examiner

Prayer urging lives in Christ and obedience

A devotional plea asks for guidance to align lives with Christ will and acknowledge Him as Master in the heart. The prayer emphasizes reaching toward holiness and submission in daily conduct.

Christ

Health tax change eyed to fund national health plan

Government weigh plan to end income tax deductions for medical expenses worth seven billion dollars annually. Proposal to finance national health insurance features employer coverage minimums or health cards mirroring credit card use. Congress must approve. White House decision pending amid debate.

Washington UPI Congress White House HEW Stuart H. Altman

Thunderstorm in Big Spring Kills Two Children

A violent thunderstorm with winds up to 110 mph swept through northeastern Big Spring late Tuesday, killing two children and injuring at least 22. The storm damaged mobile homes and snapped 10 to 12 telephone poles, disrupting service to about 1,300 telephones and delaying damage assessments.

Anne Ray Fraser Avalanche-Journal Big Spring Dale Johnson Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Johnson

Watergate Revelations Highlight Ehrlichman Probe

Grand jurors heard Ehrlichman testimony tape during the Senate Watergate probe. Memoranda by Krogh and Young outlined covert Ellsberg case plans with Ehrlichman approving nontraceable actions.

Ehrlichman Joseph Ball Senate Watergate Committee Krogh Young Ellsberg Elisberg Lewis Fielding

Tech To Give Free Football Editions In Dorms

Almost 4 000 copies of today s special football edition of The Avalanche Journal will be distributed free in dormitories on the Texas Tech campus. The edition includes 34 pages of schedules photos roundups season outlooks team rosters and data on area teams. It also covers the Red Raider SWC and the National Football League.

Avalanche Journal Texas Tech Ithe Red Raider SWC National Football League

Blaze Damages Home on Detroit Avenue in City

Fire caused heavy damage to a house at 4605 Detroit Ave occupied by Stuart Snow Jr. on Tuesday evening. Neighbor Jim Fortune, 22, was treated for smoke inhalation after helping fight the blaze. no hospitalization needed. An engine crash en route caused a minor accident at 50th Street. Fire officials tie the blaze to magazines and papers near a hot water heater. the home suffered smoke damage after over 50 minutes of battle.

Stuart Snow Jr Detroit Ave Jim Fortune 50Th Street Detroit Avenue

Business As Usual Attitude Amid Delia Storm Move In

HIGH ISLAND Texas residents kept a business as usual stance as Delia brushed the coast with 68 mph winds. Shelters at two cafes and Ft. Travis opened for about 32 people while roads flooded from High Island to Bolivar Peninsula.

Delia High Island Tex Clark Heironymus Texas Heironymus de Ha Texas 87 Bolivar Peninsula Gilchrist Port Arthur Ft. Travis Ruth Hatcher Gulfway Red Cross Wayne Edgar

Youth Hurt In Hit Run Beats Odds

Paul Carson recalls only the half remembered street after a hit and run that killed his girl friend Monday night. Police continue to investigate the crash and seek witnesses.

Sam Attlesey Avalanche-Journal Paul Carson

Odessa Youth Hurt In Fatal Hit And Run

A 19 year old Odessa man identified as Carson was knocked onto the hood of a white over blue Buick or Chevrolet and carried two blocks before falling off. Lin da Flanagan 18 also of Odessa was killed in the Am herst Avenue and University Avenue collision. Police searched for a suspect Monday night and continued Tuesday. Carson remained in satisfactory condition while his mother Mrs Terry Carson of Odessa rushed to Lubbock.

Odessa Linda Flanagan Carson Texas Tech University Amherst Ave University Ave Miss Flanagan University Avenue Terry Carson Lubbock

Delia Spawns Heavy Rains Along Texas Coast

A tropical storm Delia struck the Texas Gulf Coast bringing heavy rain and limited damage. Delia moved inland after lingering in the Gulf, with top winds near 64 mph along the shoreline between High Island and Port Bolivar.

Delia Galveston Texas Gulf Coast High Island Port Bolivar

Delia hurricane small damage and floods reported

Minor damage noted as Delia drenched the coast with up to 10 inches of rain. Residents fled then returned while floodwaters covered portions of highways from Port Bolivar to High Island. A San Antonio boy and family weathered the storm in a Gilchrist beach house as utilities reported a single major outage.

Delia Dela Galveston Port Arthur Cameron Port Bolivar High Island Buddy David San Antonio Gilchrist Minnie David Johnny Kreuzer Fort Bolivar

Guards restore order at Indiana State Prison riot

Guards aided by state troopers in riot gear evacuated 300 to 600 prisoners to cells in Cellblock A and CC at Indiana State Prison in an orderly operation. The plan aimed to secure the final group involved in the weekend rebellion, with Cellblock D to be secured next day after daylight contraband searches.

Michigan City Ind UPI Indiana State Prison William J. Watt Otis G. Bowen Watt

St Marys Wins Approval for 80-Bed Hospital Addition

St Mary of the Plains Hospital received a certificate of need to add 80 beds, including 50 teaching beds for the Texas Tech medical school program and a 30 bed rehabilitation unit. The project, costing just over 3 million, will be financed by private loans, grants, and local funds, with Hill Burton funding sought from the Texas Department of Health.

ST. Mary of the Plains Hospital Maureen Governor's Office of Comprehensive Health Planning St. Mary Texas Tech Medical School Tually Lubbock Lubbock County Hospital St. Mary’s Texas Department of Health

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