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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1976
Page
4
A Lawrence plan dispute centers on the Langdon and Wilson draft for the Westside redevelopment. Case alleges the plan omits essential planning elements and overstates feasibility while staff warned of high employee density impacting services and capital projects.
Ford leads Carter 44 to 43 percent in California based on a 1,250 voter telephone poll. Carter holds a 16 point edge in Illinois per a Chicago Sun-Times survey of 63 respondents across Chicago wards, downstate counties, and suburban townships, showing 35.4 to 44.6 percent for Carter. Pollster Mervin Field cites GOP support shift and weaker appeal among Jewish, Catholic, Spanish-speaking, and union voters, with Carter strongest in Chicago.
Chicago Sun-Times reports a 1972 handwritten letter from Governor Jimmy Carter to Lockheed executive Bob Roche thanking for a company paid Latin America trip and offering to promote the C130 aircraft actively. Roche replied gratitude and welcomed Carter’s visit to the Marietta plant in Georgia.
Senatorial fund data shows J. Hayakawa far ahead of opponent John Tunney in total receipts as of September 30, with Tunney drawing more from individuals at the $1,000 limit and entertainment figures contributing heavily to his drive. Hayakawa's small donations include many under $100.
The Carter campaign treasurer said the campaign incorrectly counted at least $4000 in funds used to get out the vote in minority neighborhoods. He called the June Ohio primary travel advances for minority workers a mistake and did not rule out similar errors in New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.
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