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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1976

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Lawyer Challenges Death Reports Linked to Student on Tracks

Texas Tech Pi Kappa Alpha adviser Tommy Turner disputed reports framing Samuel Mark Click’s death at railroad tracks as an initiation ritual. Turner, once a state prosecutor, said interviews with multiple witnesses show the incident was not an initiation and cited numerous rumors and misperceptions.

Joe Hughes Samuel Mark Click Texas Tech Pi ‘Kappa Alpha Tommy Turner Click

Initiation Rituals and Car Accident Reported

The article notes Pi Kappa Alpha rituals described as ceremonial and harmless by Justice Turner. It mentions a bus driver word that a car parked on railroad tracks led to an accident and possible tow involvement, with uncertain details about how a vehicle came to be on the tracks.

Pi Kappa: Alpha Justic Wayne LeCroy Turner Turner Fabri

Ford’s Campaign Shuffles Top Staff and Debates Plans

President Ford named Texan James Baker to replace Rogers Morton as chairman of the Ford campaign and restructured leadership responsibilities. Morton becomes steering-committee chair as Baker, ex-undersecretary of commerce, leads the campaign. Ford plans to meet with Dole Rockefeller and Connally in Vail to discuss roles while Dean Burch and William Ruckelshaus handle debate negotiations with Carter. Carter spoke at the Iowa State Fair criticizing Butz and pledging farm support, while Dole addressed the American Legion about draft policies and pardons.

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Visiting Gold Medalist Looks Forward To 1980

Harvey Glance, 19, Auburn sophomore from Phoenix City Alabama, savors Olympic gold and eyes 1980. He plans uphill running and weight lifting to improve, recalling his win and the sprint showdown with McTear en route to Olympic trials.

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Wet and Warm South Plains Outlook With Scattered Showers

National Weather Service forecasts a warm dry spell for the South Plains with isolated showers and thundershowers mainly in the extreme south and east. Lubbock area may see a brief shower. highs in the 70s, lows in the 60s, southerly winds 10 to 15 mph.

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Comic Dictionary Radical Those with political beliefs differing from our own

Comic dictionary entry defines radical as those with political beliefs far from the reader. It portrays the term as a pejorative label used in opinion pages and jokes. Readers are reminded to consider context before labeling others as radicals.

Platform committee member previews 1976 party plank

A platform committee member said the group likely would not submit a final document before Friday. He predicted the 1976 platform would closely resemble the 1972 AIP platform, favoring an end to foreign aid and federal mandates in industrial areas. He noted a plank against foreign plant location by American firms could be more popular.

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