Court rules against blanket HEW fund cutoff for discrimination
In New Orleans the appeals court rejects a nationwide HEW suspension of funds and orders separate findings of discrimination for 23 federal programs. Many cases will be sent back to hearings or given initial hearings as funding pauses are phased out.
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HEW
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Lubbock
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5. St
Vroxmmre
Chitford Case
Abraham Ribicoff
Charles Goodell
Ray Serene
John Mitchell
Stony Ridge
Virginia
Justice Department
Nixon
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
James Farmer
Two Russians Speak on Kuznetsov and Alliluyeva
The piece reports on Anatoly Kuznetsov and Svetlana Alliluyeva and their testimonies about the Soviet regime. It notes Kuznetsov's defection troubling the Kremlin and cites their accusations of mass repression and KGB reach.
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Soviet Union
Anatoly Kuznetsov
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Kuznetsov
Kremlin
Eee
Josef Stalin
Quiet Influence in Texas Legislature Named by Garth Jones
AP Austin chief Garth Jones highlights “quiet men” in the Texas Legislature as the most influential. He cites Lubbock Representative Delwin Jones among lawmakers who wield real power unseen by the public. The writer notes no kinship to the legislator.
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Garth Jones
Associated Press Bureau
Austin
Texas
House
Senate
Lubbock
Delwin Jones
Techs
Kansans
Jayhawks
Jacob Theophilos King
Nixon urges UN aid to end Vietnam War
Washington notes President Nixon, in a United Nations appeal, asks 126 nations to press Hanoi toward negotiations. He calls for active diplomacy and world cooperation, warning that without global help the United States cannot prevail.
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Nixon
United Nations
United States
Vietnam
Hanoi
Cole
That Girl on Broadway and the Age of Thrift
A playful column blends social thrift talk with satirical riffs on Jonah and the big fish tale. It riffs on cows in capsules and the herd shot round the world while musing on dieting math and a radio caroler touting spit toons for sale.
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Agnes W. Thomas
Haynsworth case sparks partisan tug on ethics and money
The article probes Judge Clement Haynsworth Jr. and a South Carolina vending machine stake, noting $450,000 stock in Darlington Mills and $24,000 in J P Stevens, while ABA Canon 26 prompts debate over outside holdings. It argues the judge avoided formal disqualification, invites critique of legislators with outside interests, and recalls broader questions about standards and loyalties in public office.
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Washington
O the Times
Putnam
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Nixon
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
South Carolina
John P. Frank
Abe Fortas
Frank
Senate Judiciary Committee
Darlington Mills
Judicial Conference
J. P. Stevens
Fourth Circuit
Canon
American Bar Association
Congress
Caesar
Free technical and vocational institute urged for Lubbock growth
Harvey C. Murdock argues Lubbock faces an acute shortage of skilled labor and unskilled pools among Latin and white communities. He urges a free technical and vocational institute to convert unskilled labor into a vital economic resource as the city grows.
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Avalanche Journal
Lubbock
Berved Bsr
Harvey C. Murdock
Avenue B
Plainsman column misattribution agreement in letters
Johnny Reasonover of Ralls thanks The Plainsman for the publicity but points out that observations attributed to him actually originated with Bobbye Beavers in the Lorenzo Leader. He credits Beavers for the editorial and apologizes for the misunderstanding in source attribution.
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Avalanche Journal
Plainsman
Bobbye Beavers
Lorenzo Leader
the Plainsman
Johnny Reasonover
Ralls
Water rate reform proposal by Lillian C. Rountree
In a letter to the editor, Lillian C. Rountree advocates increasing water rates to curb use. She suggests meters for all apartments and higher charges after thresholds, urging tenants to pay for their own consumption.
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Avalanche-Journal
Houston
Lillian C. Rountree
18Th St
Brandy-Dipped Cigar Ends Dinner at Chez Cary
The Chez Cary in Orange California offers a European style after dinner feature a stock of imported cigars kept in a wood humidor is shown to guests a guillotine cutter a goblet of rare old brandy and a silver lighter accompany the cigar which is dipped in brandy clipped lit and savored as a refined close to the meal the restaurant is noted for continental service and thoughtful touches.
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Chez Cary
Orange
Calif
Kosher Soup Phrase Sparks Dialogue in New Debate
A brief exchange features the line How about some nice Kosher soup, Abdel prompting comments on cultural flavors and community discussions. The remark highlights language and humor in local conversations without escalating into conflict.
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