Criminal Case Notes From Lubbock Dated September 20 1971
Local criminal docket items from Lubbock Texas dated September 20 1971 appear in the Evening Journal associated with national agencies. The brief notes reference defendants and pending actions as part of a periodical record of cases in secular proceedings.
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Wden
Noming and
Shock Avalanchi Journal
Evening A2 Company, Inc
Has, Tanas
Associated Preas
United Dress
Degrading legal tactics in high profile prison cases
The piece critiques growing use of controversial legal tactics in cases like Stephen Bingham, Angela Davis, and Juan Corona. It cites venue challenges, unconstitutional jury arguments, and surveys as undermining fair trials, with editorials from the Columbus Ledger defending impartial juries despite advocates’ protests.
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Stephen Bingham
San Quentin Prison
George Jackson
Bingham
Hiram Binghan
Connecticut
U.S
Yale University
Berkeley
California
Angela Davis
Juan Corona
Davis
Howard Moore, Jr
San Quentin
Moore
Corona
Richard Hawk
Columbus Ledger
Georgia
Miss Davis
Editor letter defends Jesus Christ Superstar lyrics
A Avalanche-Journal editor letter defends the musical Jesus Christ Superstar from criticism, arguing the work is an abstraction not claiming exact Scripture accuracy and noting readers must include true name and address for publication consideration.
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The
Avalanche-Journal
Jesus Christ, Superstar
Christ
Earth
Rice
Webber
Jesus Christ
Peter
Sara Park
13Th St
New South governors form pact to withhold presidential endorsements
Five Southern Democratic governors representing Arkansas Georgia South Carolina Florida Oklahoma meet at the National Governors Conference and secretly vow not to back any 1972 Democratic presidential candidate before the convention. They aim to shift influence to the South while considering allies like Idaho and Texas contenders.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
New South
Edmund Muskie
Muskie
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
John West
South Carolina
Reubin Askew
Florida
David Hall
Oklahoma
National Democratic Party
South
Bumpers
Wilbur Mills
Hall
Fred Harris
Askew
Cecil Andrus
Idaho
State House
Texas
Ben Barnes
Robert Scott
North Carolina
New York
John Lindsay
George Wallace
Scoop Jackson
Hubert Humphrey
Laser May Provide Inexhaustible Energy Source
A workshop at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute reports 65 scientists from Russia, France, Japan, West Germany, Canada and the United States studying laser fusion in heavy hydrogen. They note temperatures near 20 million degrees achieved with lasers and anticipate laboratory fusion within a decade, promising clean energy with no radioactive waste.
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Russia
France
Japan
West Germany
Canada
United States
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Draft extension debated as dangerous risk to U S security
The article warns that Congress delaying the draft extension threatens U S military readiness. Defense officials fear reduced volunteer enlistment, potential involuntary retention, base closures, and mobilization limits if the draft ends. Pentagon spokesman notes manpower impacts on Vietnam and Europe.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Defense
United States
Defense Department
Jerry W. Friedheim
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin Laird
Fruedheim
Laird
Vietnam
Europe
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marine Corps
National Guard
Mideast
South Vietnam
Indochina
Southeast Asia
City Money Wasted On Bike Trail Signs and Taxes
The Avalanche Journal letters criticize local spending on a bicycle route sign system. Residents fear waste and Neighbor disputes over trash containers and signs. Letters from R. E. Williams and Mrs. V. T. Lynch also rail against church lawsuits and government overreach.
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The
Avalanche Journal
R. E. Williams
29Th St
Texas Supreme Court
Satan
V. T. Lynch
Bates
Reds push Kaesong talks resumed amid charges clash
In Tokyo the Reds propose immediate resumption of Kaesong truce talks, reversing tactic by urging renewal before Allies charges are cleared. In Ottawa Denmark joins Greece and Turkey as NATO expansion support grows. Washington approves gambling crackdown bill targeting race wire services to bookies. Texas Tech fall registration may top 4500.
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Ottawa
Greece
Turkey
Denmark
Welfare reform party ends as fraud hits the state
Sen. Proxmire attacks Nixon era welfare reform push while Rep. Badillo calls the plan dead. Rockefeller’s tough fraud drive in New York exposes forged and duplicate checks, with Beame noting nearly 100,000 falsified welfare payments over five years. The piece views the Kennedy era as Camelot fading and urges tighter relief limits nationwide.
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Washington
Sen
William Proxmite
Congress
Nixon
Kennedy Center
Proxmire
Wisconsin
John Kennedy
New York
Herman Badillo
Badillo
White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
California
Wilbur Mills
D.ark
House Ways and Means
Reagan
Rockefeller
Welfare Inspector General
New York City
Abraham Beame
Camelot
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Republic
Lenny Bernstein
Lenny
Aristotle Onassis
Funerals cost a little better than thousand dollars
An informal Q and A piece surveys funeral costs and daily life trivia. It notes average funeral expense just over $1,000 and asks questions about milk versus beer, sunny Canadian regions, and car speeds, interspersed with light social observations on ironing, retirement age teeth, and prison visitor habits.
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Canada
Alberta
South
New England States
Fragmentary OCR Notice from P O Box 1
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions a P O Box 1 and isolated letters E set we nour used in jetters. No clear event, person, or organization identified. unable to determine full context.
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Nour
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