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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1971
Page
4
Readable fragments describe a morning edition with United Press content and editorial roles. The text hints at a publisher and editor responsibilities within an American newspaper, mentioning morning and evening editions and press services.
The Dallas district judge ruled in a civil SEC suit seeking permanent injunctions against 28 defendants for stock trading misconduct. No criminal guilt was decided. some defendants did not contest the suit but did not admit wrongdoing. Frank Sharp is noted as the only major figure convicted, with immunity from further prosecution.
A nostalgic look recalls judges carrying firearms for protection in frontier Texas courts. The piece mentions outdoor sessions under oaks, incidents of disruption, and recalls two California killings of judges. It compares old “frontier justice” to modern concerns about courtroom safety and disqualification motions.
The Cuban premier plans to stop the airlift after allowing 1,000 more to depart, bringing the total to about 247,000. The U.S. State Department urges continuation until all who seek family reunification in the United States have left. Congressional pressure to halt the exodus grows amid criticism of humanitarian motives.
Washington reports from San Juan Puerto Rico and governors meeting describe strong support for Spiro Agnew as the Republican ticket mate in 1972. Governors Warren Hearnes and others note Agnew would handle intergovernmental problems, with Agnew's public record cited as evidence of his readiness and influence.
An unreconstructed Democrat here in town is referred to with biting theatre slang and social quips. The piece pokes at changing jargon and economic mood with playful, wry lines attributed to Sophie Varn.
Marianne Means notes McGovern’s Vietnam junket exposes limits of political tours to reveal truth. Agnew’s Governors Conference reception reveals fragile White House ties and doubts about his role, with aides denying entanglement and critics accusing him of seeking prestige.
A Washington analysis cites a shift from artists to scientists engineers and technicians as the core of Soviet dissent. Piotr Kapitsa heads opposition among physicists and military officers. experts warn Marxist dialectics distort Soviet research and threaten tech driven growth and defense.
A collage of quotes and mini answers covers diverse topics from Playboy centerfold aesthetics to football injury debates. It includes notes on marriage patterns in Peru, color naming by the National Bureau of Standards, animal usage in Dr Doolittle filming, and brief Q A exchanges on topics from Jesus writing to abortion costs abroad. The tone is editorial collage and light controversy.
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