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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1973

Page

4

Mass poisoning tragedy rocks Iraq with vast casualties

London newspaper cites Ed Hughes stating that thousands killed or maimed after grain treated with mercury fertilizer entered Iraq as seed. He cites 6,530 hospital cases and 459 deaths with potential total injuries up to 100,000, noting missing warnings in local language and theft during transport.

London Iraq London Sunday Times Ed Hughes The Times al Basrah Hughes Beirut Bureau Traq Hugres

Texas reports week of no measles cases

Texas health officials said the week ending June 16 had no reported measles cases marking the first such week since 1936. The department credited vaccine licensing in March 1963 and efforts by physicians public health officials and community leaders.

Austin Texas

Blood Drive By 12th Special Forces Group at Noon

The 42nd Special Forces Group of the Army Reserves will donate blood to Blood Services of Lubbock at noon today. Ten volunteers participate as part of their community service program.

Army Reserves Blood Services of Lubbock

Kamikaze Meaning and WWII Context

Kamikaze in Japanese means Divine wind. The term referred to pilots who undertook suicide attacks toward the end of World War II, reflecting a military strategy and cultural mindset of sacrifice.

Two Clovis Men Sentenced for Bribery Scandal

Two Clovis businessmen Robert Pommeren ing and Cletus A. Reding were sentenced to five years in federal prison by U.S. District Judge Howard C. Bratton after being found guilty of bribing former Small Business Administration official Moses Sanchez. Pommeren ing received additional terms for perjury and falsifying records, while Reding got a separate perjury term. Sanchez is serving a three year sentence after a no contest plea.

Albuquerque UPD Clovis Robert Pommerening Cletus A. Reding U.S Howard C. Bratton Bratton Pommerening Reding Small Business Administration Moses Sanchez Sanchez

Constitutional Meeting Grants Free Tax Leeway to Texas Legislature

The Texas Constitutional Revision Commission voted 17-16 to empower lawmakers to levy taxes with few restraints. Critics argued the plan could create a blank check for taxes, opposing longer restrictions on property tax and bans on sales tax hikes.

San Angelo McLaughlin Keeton Leroy Jeffers Houston State Bar of Texas Commission Faye Holub Austin

Communists Hold Fast in Southern Cambodia City

Cambodian command reported forces consolidated in Kompong Cham north while rebels held the southern section. About 8,500 insurgents faced 9,000 to 10,000 government troops in and around the city, with shelling continuing and key routes Cut off.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Kompong Cham Am Rong Cambedia Kompong Cham Cesitral Khmer Rouge University Mekong River

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12Th Special Forces Group Clovis Mentel John A. Anderson Citizens Advisory Committee Texas Constitutional Revision Commission Malcolm Milburn Robert W. Calvert Solons U.V. Blake Record Center OWL F.D Deen Repurieu Rong Franklin D. Roosevelt Tennessee Valley Authority Mekong Lon Nol Lubbook ‘ Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Circulation Department P.O. Box Lubbock, Texas Room
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