Lubbock Avalanche Journal Front Page Item 1971
Local Lubbock newspaper fragment from September 25 1971 shows editorial and publisher credits. Mentions Associated Press United Press wires and pledge of allegiance text. No clear news event or named individuals beyond staff roles.
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Plains
Iin
Lubbock
Avalanche Journal
Kveongal Publishing Company, Inc
Ita Duildingock
Texas
Dalia
Tecan
Associated Press
United Press
A S Chas. A
Guy Ray Meep
VCR Pledor
United States of America
Calls for swift bribery trial after Mutscher indictments
Observers push for a rapid trial in Austin for Gus Mutscher and three others indicted by the Travis County Grand Jury. The piece weighs potential trial dates, the issue of immunity for Frank Sharp, and rampant rumors of additional indictments as the public demand for clarity grows.
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Gus Mutscher
Travis County
Grand Jury
Dist
Atty
Bobsmith
Austin
Muischer
Spraker
Tommy Shannon
Fort Worth
Rush McGinty
Mutscher
John Osorio
State Insurance Department
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Texas
Houston
Frank Sharp
U.S
Sharp
Pimbellish
Securities and Exchange Commission
Dallas
Sharpstown
SEC
City Hall Run Around Blamed For Garbage Tax Furor
An Avalanche editorial blames City Hall leaders Mayor Granberry and City Manager Bill Blackwell for underestimating opposition to the $2 garbage charge and containerization plan. It urges more open public access to City Hall officials to prevent future missteps and improve communication with residents.
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Granberry
Bill Blackwell
Avalanche-national
City Hall
City Wall
Amon
Blackwell
Brannigan
Six-Year Presidential Term Proposed by Sen Bayh
Sen. Birch Bayh announces Senate hearings on a proposed six-year single term for the President. The plan argues for unifying executive and legislative power, borrowing from parliamentary systems, and pairing national offices on one party ballot to curb divided government.
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Washington
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Senate
House
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Plainspersons and courts mix in a restless era
The Plainsperson ruminations discuss open minds and charity while a senior citizen verse laments aging charm. A Vietnam war court case ends with Captain Ernest Medina acquitted in 57 minutes, seen as a defeat for war crime hysteria and a critique of leftist propaganda.
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Ernest Medina
Vietnam
Ballyhooed
Defense Department
Harry and family collide with a football filled day
An extended humorous monologue follows Harry as a football game dominates his day. A neighborly push for a car theft report, a Navy return, a baby birth and a wife’s plea collide with the score updates and domestic squabbles. Lubbock notes add a baseball franchise caution and road safety appeal amid urban life.
Confidence Top Need Unchanged by Nixon Economic Moves
Henry J. Taylor cites a National Industrial Conference Board poll showing no uplift in consumer confidence after Nixon's declarations. He argues confidence drives purchases and jobs, with Rochester as an example and contrasts with Russia France and Britain. The piece warns the confidence chill threatens the U.S. economy and Nixon's agenda.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Nixon
White House
Rochester
N.Y
Eastman Kodak
General Motors
Xerox
Bausch & Lomb
France
Britain
Amazing Idea From Tennessee Visitor On Kansas Windmills
A Tennessee traveler back from Kansas marvels at the use of windmills to pump water on farms. He notes the absence of TVA and questions what might come next in rural power solutions. The Nashville Banner reports the remark with playful astonishment.
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Washington
Harry
Redskins
Kansas City
Law and Order
Jimmy
Cardinals
The
Navy
Middle Tennessee
Kansas
TVA
Nashville
Question and Answer: Quick Dry Facts and Notable Claims
A columnist compiles trivia and opinions from various figures. Topics include Pat Boone lineage, twin survival rates, Chaplin wives ages, and quick facts about aviation landings in Texas, Europe river flow, and the Mississippi’s volume. The piece cites Dr Amram Scheinfeld as an authority and Dr George R Bach on sleep and divorce.
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Texas
Mexico City
Newark
Europe
Mississippi
Ann
Amram Scheinfeld
George R. Bach
Local Postal Note and Address Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment references Boyd with a P O Box in Fort Worth Texas and mentions a 10 percent figure in unclear context. No clear event date organization or outcome is identifiable from the readable text.
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Ewe Su Wue
Oneauvey
Y Boyd
P.O
Fort Worth
Texas
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