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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1971

Page

7

Big Parade On Tap at Panhandle South Plains Fair

The Panhandle South Plains Fair opens Monday with a six day run and a bigger Parade of Bands. Exhibits dazzle with missiles on display the Minuteman and Pershing overlook a busy midway. Area school days bring free admission with ID and prideful performances from bands and diverse acts amid an outdoor stage near the Merchants and Women’s buildings.

Tarqueline Chappell Jack Chappell Stinnett West Texas Panhandle South Plains Fair Ford Renee Tarbet Borger Fwear Myra Cox Seminole Miss Chappell Lubbock Snyder Sky Kings Air Force Army Texas South Plains

Nixon Intervenes To End Dock Strike In Portland

President Nixon personally intervened in the West Coast dock strike meeting Longshore leader Harry Bridges and Ed Flynn in Portland. He pledged settlement talks by next week, noted remaining gaps, and announced repeal of a 1950 emergency law. He also described planned China trip and Alaska meeting with Emperor Hirohito.

Ay United Peese International Portland Ore Nixon Alaska Japan China Harry Bridges Ed Flynn Pacific Northwest Communist Party Mao Tse-tung Chou En-lai U.S Montana Wallspell Mont Libby Hanford Wash Atomic Plant Anchorage Hirohito Air Force One Washington Oregon City Taft

Pedestrian Deaths Highlight Traffic Tragedy on South Plains

A pedestrian, 32 year old Robert Teague of Abilene, died after a car train collision amid a spate of fatal accidents on the South Plains. The incident occurred as U S Soviet talks on nuclear arms progress with Kosygin and Hartley delaying planned meetings. The Bureau of Indian Affairs and Interior Department shakeup talk follows the crash wave.

U.S Soviet Union United States Department of Public Union Boing the Cay Robert Teague Lubbock County Bar Alexei Kosygin James E. Hart New Deal Canada Bureau of Indian Affairs Secretar Gyth South Plains Ry Rogers C. B. Morton Lubbock

Weather and civic notes from Levelland and Lubbock area

Weather across the state included heavy rain locally with Levelland reporting flooding on five blocks of streets and Lobo Lake pumping continuing to ease the problem. Dry conditions are forecast to return with temperatures in the 80s and 90s, while tornadoes and wind caused damage near Gun Barrel City and San Diego. Crop outlook brightens with warm weather aiding cotton growth as Reese AFB resumes flight training next Monday.

Tahnka Abernathy Grosbyton Levelland City Mer Robert Sokell Lobo Lake South Avenue A 13Th Street Alice Amarillo Texas Gun Barrel City Mohank Wunuren Roscoe Welch San Diego Corpus Christi Robstown College Station Dallas Mesquite South Plains Reese Air Force Base Phoenix Ariz Coolidge

Justice Black Dead At 85 Shapers of American Law

Justice Hugo Black, aged 85, died leaving a legacy as a constitutional stalwart. The long-time Supreme Court justice championed First Amendment absolutes and opposed government endorsed prayer in schools, while praising the free press and protecting speech. His career included pivotal votes on the Pentagon Papers and strong invocations of constitutional language. He was born February 27, 1886, in the Deep South and rose from Birmingham practice to the high court after World War I service.

Black Warren E. Burger Nixon Birmingham Klan Senate Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt

Seeding Hurricane Ginger Aims To Alter Its Path

Hurricane Ginger, stalled 575 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras, may be seeded with silver iodide to disperse energy and alter its structure. Project Stormfury teams study the storm while forecasters warn it could remain stationary 12 to 24 hours with movement depending on high pressure systems to the east and over the Southeast.

Miami UPS Cape Hatteras N. C Puerto Rico Carolinas National Hurricane Center Project Stormfury Hurricane Center R. Cecil Gentry United States U.S Frank

Indicted Mutscher faces pressure as Texas speaker race

The Austin grand jury indicted Mutscher McGinty and Speaker Pro Tem Tommy Shan non on bribery charges for loans from Houston promoter Frank W. Sharp tied to banking legislation. Sharp faces prior prison sentence after guilty pleas. The meeting listed potential interim speakers to replace Mutscher, with names including John Poerner Grant Jones and Dick McKissick, among others in a longer roster. Some sources say Mutscher will quit the speakership and seek reelection to his seat.

Terrville Mutscher Austin Longview News and Journal Dallas John Poerner Hondo Grant Jones Abilene Dick McKissick Dallas Times Herald Joe Golman D. R. Uher Bay City Don Cavness Bill Clayton Springlake Charlie Jungmichel Heatly Dallas News Bill Heatly Paducah Times Herald Sup Lport Longview Jungmichel John Traeger Seguin Jim Nugent Kerrville Carl Parker Port Arthur of Texas Parker House

North Vietnam raids, Vietcong actions fade into regional upheaval

U S air and naval strikes escalate after five days of raids in North Vietnam shaping Ho Chi Minh trail disruption through Laos. In South Vietnam scattered shellings target Phan Rang Da Nang and Bien Hoa while a helicopter is shot down leaving one crewman wounded. The U S transfers more vessels to South Vietnam under Vietnamization with 75 ships and 11 bases planned by June. In Cambodia a large dam project near Phnom Penh is hit by a sapper raid destroying over 90 percent of materials.

North Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Laos South Vietnam Cambodia U.S Panhandle Phan Rang Saigon da Nang Bien Hoa Khe Sanh Forster U.S. Navy Vietnam U.N Phnom Penh

Kidnapped Boy's Body Found in Gatineau Park

Police confirmed in Hull that a mutilated body found in a Gatineau Park wooded area is Gilles Le-Vane, 10, son of a Hull man. The case follows the prior kidnapping report, with investigators focusing on identifying suspects and securing the scene.

Hull, Que Gatineau Park Gilles le- Vane Hull

Woman for Court Post Consideration Marks Nomination Tone

The President will consider a woman for one of two Supreme Court vacancies, stressing shared judicial philosophy with current appointees. A separate note mentions Inspector Jacques Charron and Oregon Gov Tom McCall, with other unclear references to police, a news can, and injuries.

Supreme Court Jacques Charron Oregon Tom McCall Hull Taft-Hartley Bruce

Solon Wins Seat On Liaison Group

Clovis State Sen. Odis Echols Jr has been elected to the National Council of State Governments as one of 16 lawmakers to serve on the advisory liaison council guiding joint federal state programs.

Clovis National Council of State Governments Odis Echols, Jr NCSG Echols

Watchdog Group Sees Compliance Won By Regional Threats

A watchdog report notes voluntary compliance failed on freeze violations, with regional legal action looming. Incidents included a Western bowling alley, a West Coast restaurant, Eastern city stores, a Western trailer park, Midwestern school boards, and apartment landlords. The week ending Sept 21 saw 2,608 complaints, many about food price hikes, with New England accounting for 15 percent of complaints. In Congress, federal worker union leaders launched a push against Nixon's wage freeze beyond Nov 13, calling it punitive and inequitable. Sen. Percy urged quick removal of the 10 percent import surcharge to avert retaliation against U.S. products.

New England Congress Nixon National Federation of Federal Employes Sen Charles H. Percy Rit

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