Barnhart Praises GOP Unity as Ford Nomination Presses Texas
Ray Barnhart asserts party unity at a Lubbock press conference calling the GOP platform a fine document all factions can embrace. He remains cool on Ford, pledging support on principle and outlining Texas must run an issue oriented campaign.
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Ray Hutcheson
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Jerry Ford
Carter
Garza County Centennial Festivities Planned at Post Center
Post community center marks 9 day centennial with historical tales skits songs and country music. Circuit rider talks and rocking chair philosophy blend with stories tracing Garza County beginnings from 1876 in Bexar County as towns and groups plan gatherings and county support.
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Gerry Burton
Garza County
Garza
Bexar County
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Plains Indians life through the centuries celebrated
Garza County Historical Commission hosts a centennial program with the community center board and the Post Chamber of Commerce. The exhibit traces plains peoples life styles from mammoth hunter eras to arrowhead makers, their foods beliefs and customs, aiming to honor a patriotic memory.
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Asi Runkles
Millenia
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The
Garza County Historical Commission
Community Center Board
Post Chamber of Commerce
Ford Campaign Aims Nationwide With Seven Key Issues
The AP reports Ford plans a national campaign to challenge Carter, focusing on seven issues: jobs, housing, health care, crime, recreation, education, and peace. Ford accuses Carter of indecision and flip flops while Mondale campaigns coast to coast. Carter defends stance on embargoes amid grain-shortage caveats and asserts not every detail can be in speeches.
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Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Dole
Plains
Ben Brown
Mondale
Syracuse
N.Y
Milwaukee
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Maddox
American Independent Party
Chicago
Att Carter
George McGovern
Fritz Mondale
Columbus, Ga
Democratic Party
Larry Cunningham Nominated City Manager in Lubbock
Larry J. Cunningham, 32, was chosen unanimously by the Lubbock City Council to succeed retiring City Manager N. B. McCullough. He will assume duties Wednesday with a raise to 30,000 dollars. McCullough retires Tuesday after 38 years in city government. Cunningham vows improved communications with residents and plans to fill the assistant city manager post.
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Larry J. Cunningham
Lubbock
Julie
59Th St
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Kristen
Roy Bass
Cunningham
McCullough
Council Chamber
United States
Dirk West
Poor People's Vet Administers Free Pet Care in Slums
Frank, known as the poor people vet, roams alleys with his clinic on the streets. He has already provided free distemper shots to over 1,000 dogs and cats this year, drawing word to children who announce his arrival. He, with his wife Trisa, sets up a wooden table in a parking lot for exams and inoculations, sometimes aided by local shelters.
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Frank
Trisa
Weather forecast for Lubbock area fair with warm highs
Partly cloudy in Lubbock and vicinity with a high near 80 and a low in the upper 50s. Chance of precipitation 20 percent. Sunrise at 7 18 a m and sunset at 8 18 p m.
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