Haynsworth Testimony on Brunswick Stock Purchase
Senate judiciary panel hears Haynsworth deny sight of Brunswick Corp case before buying 16000 in stock. He would have recused himself and urged two 4th Circuit colleagues to withdraw over conflicts. Hearings focus on stock trades and connections to the Brunswick case.
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Lub bock council to hold hearing on $22.4 million budget
The Lub bock City Council schedules an 11 a.m. Thursday public hearing on a 22.4 million budget that has no tax rate increase. If passed as is the spending would rise by 31.1 million compared with this year. Major costs include 335,000 for merit pay raises 110,000 for time and a half overtime and 172,300 for police and fire raises. Inflation drives much of the remainder with Social Security rising 39,290 and gas for electric production adding 50,000.
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Lubbock City Council to decide on three zoning cases
Budget details show maintenance of services with a tax rate of 1.08 per 100 valuation. City Manager Bill Blackwell cites 800000 growth in revenues from sales tax and property values plus water electric sales and interest earnings. A projected surplus of 76007 is noted alongside a carryover of 386881. Public Page 9.
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Sailor Delights Crowd With Free Pole Act At Fair Park
Amid a Fair Park exposition, world champion high pole performer Sailor wowed 4,389 fans in a four-show Tuesday, climbing a 100 foot pole and performing free high climbing acts. Charley Pride and Jeannie C Riley headlined day shows with 3 pm and 7 30 pm performances. Armed Forces Day Thursday offers free admission for military personnel as thousands attend Lubbock School Day events and livestock judging at the arena.
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Jeannie C. Riley
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Lubbock
Chartey Pride
Mike Caldwell
Gentle Ben
Penny Ann Nielsen
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Tanoy Salinrs
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Prayer Note From Lubbock Reader
A Lubbock Reader offers a brief daily prayer thanking the Lord and asking guidance to help those less fortunate, urging reflection and charity.
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IMF Plan to Issue Paper Gold Nears Approval
The International Monetary Fund backs distributing 9.5 billion in Special Drawing Rights over three years starting January 1 1971 to create reserve money beyond gold. Governors from 112 member nations will vote at their Washington meeting next week amid gold and currency shortages.
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Nixon backs aircraft program with funding push
President Nixon endorsed a government aided takeoff for the SST aiming at prototype production with a $195 million federal injection this year and requests $96 million more from Congress. Boeing, the prime contractor, already spent about $25 million and expects over 20,000 jobs with Boeing and General Electric. Congress has appropriated $623 million since Kennedy’s 1963 push.
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Patronage plum not bed of roses in House printing
The new House Democratic printer contracts work to his Republican counterpart due to limited presses. Democrats and Republicans debate ending private printing profits and consolidating with the House folding team. Ward, the long-time Democratic printer, died and sparked calls for House control over printing.
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New House
House
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Ares
Tamas
Truman Ward
Thomas Lankford
Ramage
Ward
General Accounting Office
US Navy boats shell Saigon river crossings killing four
US Navy patrol boats fired on Communist troops attempting to cross the Saigon River Tuesday night. Four died among the attackers with no American casualties reported. Across three nights, U S forces reportedly killed 56 Communist fighters, while B 52 bombers dropped about 270 tons on suspected troop concentrations near the DMZ.
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Mexican Police Fire on Students During Anniversary Demonstration
Reports say police opened fire with automatic weapons on a student demonstration marking the first anniversary of a battle. At least 90 students were shot, with authorities sealing off the area and offering no comment on casualties or locations.
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Severe Rain Floods Hit Texas Cities Southwest to Fort Worth
Heavy rains swept across Texas on Tuesday with sections of San Antonio downtown flooded and sidewalks along the San Antonio River submerged. Fort Worth and Lubbock reported significant rainfall while flood warnings persisted and at least one hotel used sandbags to hold back rising water.
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Senate tacks on housing aid and FHA programs vote
Senate approved a broad housing bill moving $6.3 billion for urban renewal rent subsidies and public housing aid. Amendments raised mortgage ceilings, added a mobile home loan program, and allowed flood losses to be covered under insurance. Eugene Gurledge signaled continued support for credit controls to sustain housing finance.
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Alan Cranston
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Eugene Gurledge
Federal Housing Administration
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Rotary meet highlights road future at Lubbock event
Avjournal reports District 74 Rotary meeting drew over 300 Rotarians in Lubbock as Garrett Morris urged highways as a key to future growth. The program referenced moon missions and cited optimism about transportation plans across Panhandle and South Plains clubs.
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Lubbock Municipal Coliseum
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South Plains
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