Lubbock Avalanche Journal Staff Directory 1972
The page shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal masthead dated Thursday morning September 13 1972. Names listed include Robert Norris vice president general manager J C Rickman business manager and others in advertising and editorial roles. It reflects a daily newspaper with wire services Associated Press and United Press International.
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Lubbock
Texas
Avalanche- Journal
Southwestern Col Woralians
RI St
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Stina
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Es Associated Press
United Press International
Robert RK. Norris
J.C. Rickman
Davin E. Raapp Jay Harris
Allot i Burle Pettit
Kenneth May
America
Tee, Wader God
Carin Cannon
Robert ‘c. McVay
Connally Teases Presidential Ambition At GOP Speech
In San Diego former Texas governor John Connally says he is terrified by the idea of becoming president, urging Republicans to purge bad apples and focus on economic diplomacy. He notes Watergate is not Waterloo unless the party lets it be and hints at a future leadership blueprint.
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John Connally
The
United States
San Diego
Texas
Connally
California
GOP State Committee
Manner
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Big Jawn
Franklin Roosevelt
Small Comfort On Auto Front The Rollback in proposed car price hikes
The Cost of Living Council halved the planned new car price increases from as much as 106 to about 51 to 74 dollars per car. Some models will still rise, with optional equipment moving prices higher. A automaker says the rollback covers only 70 percent of required pollution and safety features costs. Union demands and inflationary pressures persist as President Nixon urges decisive anti inflation action. Caviar and champagne prices also rise.
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Cost of Living Council
Auto Workers’ Union
Nixon
Congress
Battle Of The Veto Hobbles Congress In Nixon Clash
In Washington, Democrats control both houses but lack enough votes to override Nixon. Tip ONeill pushes for compromise while Melvin Laird navigates the White House and Congress. The rising anti Nixon sentiment threatens bipartisanship amid Watergate fever.
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Washington
Congress
Soviet Union
Senate
House
Nixon
Capitol Hill
White House
Thomas P. O’neill
D-Mass
Tip O'Neill
Richard Nixon
Nixon Says No Chance for Tax Bill This Congress
President Nixon declares there is no chance a responsible tax bill can pass this Congress to curb inflation, shocking and angering economic and political leaders who have been pursuing an anti inflation plan.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Happiness poll prompts worries about politics and resources
The piece surveys reaction from Congress to polling on life quality in 1973. It cites Dr. Pierre Rinfret and Rep. Wilbur Mills, notes calls for tax incentives to counter recession, and warns of conservation measures and energy rationing. It also mentions U. S. probe into ITT, Soviet ties to terrorism, and a public campaign against wasteful consumption.
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Evans
Congress
Wilbur Mills
Little Rock
Ark
Pierre Rinfret
White House
Leash Law and City Ponderings Spotlight Daily Life
A local column muses on dogs, leash laws, and postal safety in Lubbock. It notes eight postal workers bitten in a year and about 500 dogs killed on city streets monthly, urging better containment. The piece touches football fans at the Hadaways wedding and a Missouri dairy study using gold tracers in cows.
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U.S
Lubbock
Fido
Democratic leader backs loyalty pledge talk at rally
Stephen A. Mitchell said full discussion of the loyalty pledge would be welcome at next week's party rally. He criticized Gov. Shivers of Texas as the latest Southern Democrat to comment on the issue. In Korea Panmunjom notes list Capt James A Van Fleet Jr among POWs while the U S Army plans a court martial for an American who allegedly struck a Swedish member of a neutral nations inspection team.
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Melvin Laird
Defense
Nixon
Congress
Laird
Hadaway
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Chicago
Stephen A. Mitchell
Gov
Shivers
Texas
Panmunjom
James A. van Fleet Jr
Eighth Army
U. S. Army
Nose jobs rank third among popular cosmetic surgeries
A columnist notes cosmetic procedure rankings with nose jobs third after facelifts and eyelid reductions, while contrasting chest implants as a fourth. The rest of the page covers trivia, river water quantities for cities, intelligence quirks, walnut theft, and a query about kidney stones.
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Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Treasury Department
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Rome
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Casey
Archibald Cox
ITT
William J. Casey
Securities and Exchange Commission
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
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Justice Department
Nixon Administration
Jay Harris
Phat
William
Eileen Hadaway
Eileen
Sunshine Magazine
Missouri
Missouri University
Fredric A. Martz
State of the Union
L. M. Boyd
Amazon
New York City
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P.O
Fort Worth
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