Carter Leads Liberals in New Hampshire Primary Race
The report notes Jimmy Carter led four liberal Democrats with about 31 percent in New Hampshire while Reagan held roughly 50 to 51 percent to Ford's 49 to 50 percent in the Republican primary. It discusses early state showings and possible ticket dynamics involving Kennedy, Jackson, Humphrey, Connally, and other figures.
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New Hampshire
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Florida
Carter
Iowa
Oklahoma
Hubert Humphrey
Jackson
George Wallace
Birch Byah
Sargent Shriver
Morris Udall
Harris
Terry Sanford
Lloyd Bentsen
Frank Church
Shapp
Robert Byrd
Texas
Bentsen
Ted Kennedy
John Connally
Humphrey
Kennedy
Reagan
Ford
Connally
Contenders rise in GOP and Democratic race analysis
The piece weighs FML as a potential rival to Spiro Agnew and critiques Reagan’s plan to shift 90 billion in federal responsibility to states. It reviews historic GOP contenders and assesses Carter Wallace and Jackson in a shifting 1970s political landscape, noting primary dynamics and potential ticket configurations.
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Spiro Agnew
New York
Reagan
New York City
GOP
Eisenhower
Ohio
Taft
Ike
Nixon
John Kennedy
Humphrey
Dewey
Truman
Wendell Wilkie
Roosevelt
Railroad Commission Adopts Strip Mine Rules in Texas
The Texas Railroad Commission approved strip mining rules requiring mine operators to revegetate and restore land to its pre mining condition for five years after closure. New rules mandate topsoil preservation, land stabilization during operations, and protection against erosion and pollution. surface mining may be prohibited if reclamation is infeasible or water sources would be harmed.
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Austin
The
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
Cameron schools dismiss early on Feb 26 27
School superintendent Buddy Dulin announces Cameron schools will dismiss at 3 p.m. on Thursday and Friday February 26 and 27 due to quarter finals test schedule. Buses run at 3 p.m. Ben Milam town students dismissed 2 45 Ada Henderson town 2 50 O T Thomas Junior High 2 40.
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Buddy Dulin
Senate Hopeful Gramm Addresses Lions on Budget and Inflation
Dr. Phil Gramm 33 of Texas A&M urged a balanced federal budget to curb inflation and unemployment during a noon Lions Club talk. He blamed deficit spending for inflation, called for energy reform and offshore drilling, and touted auditing of executive expenditures.
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Phil Gramm
Lions Club
Gramm
Texas A&m
Lloyd Bentsen
United States
Texas
Louisiana
California
Massachusetts
Alaska
Rockdale Country Club
Bentsen
U. S
Saudi Arabia
West
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Senate
Milam County Broiler Program Seeks Contestants And Sponsors
The Cameron Area Chamber of Commerce announces remaining sponsor and grower vacancies in the Milam County Junior Broiler program. 4 H or FFA members may sign up at the county agent or Chamber of Commerce in Cameron, with sponsors urged to contact the Chamber office. Applications accepted until all places are filled.
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Milam County
Cameron Area
4-H
FFA
Chamber of Commerce
Cameron
Chamber
Pickups Collide In City Mishap
City police investigated a two pickup accident at 7 15 a m Tuesday at Vine and Fourth with damage to both vehicles and no injuries to the drivers. The pickups were driven by Wil fred Baker of Rt 3 Cameron and Ed Wildgrube of Rt 3 Cameron. The Highway Patrol reported a truck accident east of Milano at 7 45 a m Monday. A Roadways truck from Shreveport La jack nired but the driver Cecil Robertson of Shreveport was not injured.
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Vine
Wilfred Baker
Rt. 3
Cameron
Ed Wildgrube
The
Highway Patrol
Milano
Shreveport
Cecil Robertson
Rent Subsidy Program Set For Area
CTCOG wins HUD Section 8 approval for seven county area including Buckholts Rockdale Thorndale and Rogers. Annual $840 180 will fund rent subsidies for 600 units with tenants paying 15 to 25 percent of income and HUD covering the rest.
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Buckholts
Rockdale
Thorndale
Rogers
Central Texas Council of Governments
CTCOG
Temple
David Bandy
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Seven County
Housing and Community Development Act
McCutchen to Lead Milam County Chamber of Commerce
McCutchen, Milam County agent and former vice-president of the Cameron Area Chamber, will assume as chamber head on March 1 after being elected president. He has served as director and on committees including broiler, agriculture, and public relations. William Kelm leaves the role. New officers include LaVert McKinney as first VP and Milton Wright as second VP. Six directors and numerous committee chairmen are named for the new chamber year.
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Bill McCutchen
Milam County
Cameron Area
Milton Wright
Lester Williams
Jerry Bartley
Rosalie Mondick
Gene Blake
Odell Biggs
Chamber
Jimmy Bledsoe
Broiler
Darryl Proffit
John Homerstad
L. W. Turner Jr
Narvie Caperton
Larry Morrow
Rod Holcombe
Dan Long
Pam Browder
Sid Duderstadt
Chamber Banquet Set for Cameron Area March Ninth
The Cameron Area Chamber of Commerce plans its annual banquet Tuesday March 9 at the Methodist Fellowship Hall with 7 p.m. dinner. The event honors the nations two hundredth birthday and features guest speaker George McKinney of Texas Power and Light and International Platform Association. New officers directors and committee chairs will be introduced amid local entertainment. Tickets on sale through the Chamber office or listed committee members. deadline March 5.
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Cameron Area
Chamber
Allen Dodson
Jimmy Bledsoe
Gene Smitherman
Dan Long
William Kelm
Pearlie Krenek
Johnnie Barrett
Sid Duderstadt
Edward Demerson
Darryl Proffit
Odell
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Washington
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General Accounting Office
O. B. Harden
Don G. Humble
Emory C. Camp
McCutchen
George McKinney
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