South Plains news details from Lubbock paper clipped
Fragmentary OCR from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal shows names and roles. It lists Robert R. Morris as general manager and Rickman as business manager with David Be Knapp executive editor and Carl N. Cannon advertising director.
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Texas
South Plains
J. Tether
Natal
Fenast Daily
Ms Langue
United Press
Robert R. Qorris
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Rickman
David BE. Knapp
Edster
Carl N. Cannon
Jay Harris
Kenneth May
Annieiate
Ednet
Robert C. McVay
Washington tax talk sparks mixed reaction in Lubbock
A 1973 discussion of possible national tax increases and incentives drew swift pushback from Treasury Secretary Shultz while Melvin Laird floated ideas on tax boosts and investment credits. The White House acknowledged the exchange as fallout from ongoing economic policy debate.
UAW Chrysler Deal Spurs Praise and Caution from Public
A veteran shop steward lauds the three year wage rises and extended benefits won by the UAW with Chrysler including 3 percent annual boosts, 12 cents an hour first year, full retirement after 30 years, dental plan and longer holidays. Critics warn against inflation and buck-passing in tax policy amid inflation talks.
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United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Julie Maddox
UAW
Bride Kidnapping Up in Turkish Province After 211 Abductions
An Eastern Turkey report from Sivas notes 211 girls aged 16 to 25 were abducted in the first seven months of 1973. Most were forced into marriage with their abductors, a traditional elopement practice tied to dowry, now about 20,000 lira.
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Turkey
Sivas
Compromise on Tapes Sought in Nixon Watergate Dispute
Washington reports a potential compromise to avoid a Supreme Court ruling over Nixon's refusal to surrender Watergate tapes. Archibald Cox and Charles Alan Wright discuss an adapted Jefferson Formula, proposing selective listening and an sworn affidavit detailing deletions, balanced by concerns over state secrets and presidential confidentiality.
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Supreme Court
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Charles Alan Wright
Aaron Burr
Thomas Jefferson
Burr
Jefferson
Cox
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Sirica
Wright
White House
Richard Nixon
Tax hike idea harms Nixon image and policy plan
Longtime adviser Melvin Laird floated a potential tax increase to soothe Fed chief Arthur Burns and push open government. The move backfired on Capitol Hill and in the White House, denting Laird’s prestige and signaling no fresh strategy to face looming economic challenges.
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Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Arthur Burns
Capitol Hill
Laird
Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Dr. Burns
Mr. Nixon
White House
Alexander M. Haig, Jr
Nixon White House
VIPs Act For Real Aims At Open Washington Debate
Washington view of open government grows as disputes surface in public and Nixon aides clash over tax policy. Melvin Laird advocates dialogue while George Shultz shoots down his ideas from Tokyo amid Treasury resistance and rising public skepticism about economic leadership.
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George P. Shultz
Nixon
Treasury
Shultz
Tokyo
Laird
White House
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Melvin Laird
George Shultz
Terror In The East Collapse of Dissent in Moscow Echoes of Brezhnev Rule
CIA observers in Moscow report a broad crackdown on dissidents led by Brezhnev and Andropov. The drive targets Sakharov and Turchin, with Solzhenitsyn and Melnik cited amid arrests, trials, and new legal provisions used to justify repression.
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Kremlin
Andrei D. Sakharov
Valentin F. Turchin
Stalin
Pravda
Sakharov-Turchin
Sadovoye Ring
K.G.B
Komitet Gosudarstvennol Bezopasnost
Brezhnev
Yuri Melnik
Leningrad
CIA
Fragments From A Curious Clip Bag Of Facts
A jumble of quotes and questions runs through a miscellany. Aristotle’s nose lore aside, facts include car shipment damage rates, cobra species counts, and baby sleep patterns. The note also toys with wordplay and reader queries about stuttering cluttering Burgund y labeling and porpoise nursing limits.
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