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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1971
Page
2
Washington reports the U S trade deficit widened in August to 250 million as imports exceeded exports. Exports rose due to cars aircraft coal and chemicals shipments to Canada and other markets while imports of industrial supplies and capital goods fell.
District court filings include divorces, child support cases, and a motor carrier act violation. Property transfers list numerous warranty deeds and lot sales in Lubbock and surrounding areas. The notice notes the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal masthead and delivery details.
Washington reports McNamara calling for intensified population planning in developing countries to curb a projected surge to about 14 billion by 2040 if two children per family is not achieved. He warned delays worsen outcomes, urging new development programs to address malnutrition and unemployment amid rapid growth.
Kenneth Frick of Washington DC will speak at the 15th annual Plains Cotton Growers meeting about a new climate for cotton. The event draws about 500 people at Vanns Catering Service and includes an all cotton style show led by Kim Dawson. PCG officers will be elected after a luncheon.
Reports from Cairo outline Sadats planned Moscow trip in early October amid Arab purge leaders stress resistance to Israeli occupation. Israel insists on Jerusalem control, defying UN calls and preparing to ignore a fact finding mission. Jordanian king condemns guerrilla activity and Gaza violence continues as tensions escalate.
A plaque in Tayport Scotland commemorates President Ulysses S Grant's 1877 visit. The ceremony honors the historic meeting and ties to local history, highlighting Grant's ties to the area and its memory of 1877 events.
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