Texas 26 electoral votes could decide national race
Texans voted to determine the presidential outcome as Carter and Ford campaigned heavily in Texas. The state’s 26 electoral votes, along with Senate and Supreme Court races and congressional contests, shaped a high-stakes election with turnout likely near four million of 6.19 million registered voters.
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TV Networks Brace for Election Night Ford Carter Showdown
AP observes NBC CBS and ABC output for November election night. NBC uses a new 14 by 24 foot map behind Chancellor and Brinkley showing states won red for Carter blue for Ford. Barbara Walters joins ABCs coverage while Cronkite anchors CBS with regional reports. Budget for prime time totals around 9 million with Ford and Carter campaigns paying roughly 220k and 200k respectively. ABC withholds exact figures. A Redford film titled The Candidate is bumped from KABC-TV by the event.
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Historical Society Organized in Hope Arkansas
The Hempstead County Historical Society was organized October 28 in Hope at the First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall by 50 residents from Hope Washington Prescott Little Rock Shower Springs Nashville and DeQueen. Dr John Ferguson state historian spoke on organizing methods. Charlean Etter was elected president with Mary Anita Laseter secretary Belva June Glanton treasurer. An executive meeting is set for November 18 and the next regular meeting for December 2 in Hope.
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Miami Surrenders in Long War With Courthouse Vultures
After 530 years of roosting atop the 26 story Dade County Courthouse the flock will remain. Building supervisor Sam Griffith says the birds are harmless when the feathers are cleaned up and tour groups enjoy them. Ornithology professor Oscar Owre notes about 1200 vultures arrive each fall from northern states.
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Aspirin use for arthritis risks and guidance from Dr Lamb
Dr Lamb explains buffered Ascriptin reduces stomach irritation but aspirin can prolong bleeding. Large doses slow absorption and may raise bleeding risk, especially with ulcers or bleeding tendencies. For heart attack stroke prevention and pregnancy timing, evidence is mixed and under study. For pain relief in arthritis small doses suffice. higher doses reduce inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis under medical supervision.
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Taurus to Pisces: daily astrology guidance card
Astrological sun sign summaries warn against major work changes for Taurus. Gemini cautions against losing a valued friend for a new acquaintance. Cancer urges realism and avoiding upheaval. Leo doubts credibility of hearsay. Virgo advises postponing home purchases. Libra warns emotions may affect relationships. Scorpio should finish tasks early to avoid disruption. Sagittarius notes others may not share your view. Capricorn cautions inner voice may clash with practicality. Aquarius warns choosing words around friends. Pisces questions grand plans and cost of ambition.
Television Logs Tuesday November 3 1976
Brief TV listings note a call to vote and hints at lifestyle programs. No specific programs or times provided. The item reads like a civic reminder intertwined with entertainment notes.
Deception Helps Theft In Bridge Play
A bridge column outlines an early deception on a North hand with AJ104 v13 AJ62 and KQ52 West 76 98642 East a32 Q75 Q108 a97643 Q1108 king of hearts. South ruffs a heart, discards a diamond, and dummy’s last club is ruffed while diamonds are cashed. The piece compares Milton Work and Wilbur Whitehead as authorities and invites readers to submit questions for the experts.
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