Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Evening Edition December 6 1976
The page presents the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Evening Edition staff and masthead for Monday December 6 1976. Names include Miraging Editor Carin Cannon Bacsettinag Director and Associated Press International dat Lubboen staff with editors Jay Harris and Kenneth May.
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David F Rap
Paecutan Tea
LE Pettit
Miraging
Carin Cannon
Associated Press International
Norris
Jay Harris
Kenneth May
Robert C. McVay
Carter Faces Challenge Of Governing Amid Media And Public Input
President elect Carter enters a Washington era where many insiders feel wiser. Analysts warn against direct democracy schemes and town meetings that could hinder governance. The piece argues a strong leadership with public trust is crucial after Vietnam and Watergate. Overheard quip from Charleston Gazette ties in at end.
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Vietnam
Carter's Audiences Signal Possible Bush Retrenchment
Washington reports reveal George Bush’s CIA departure after a tense Plains briefing on November 19 and a subsequent warm Treasury meeting with William Simon on November 22. Carter insiders note a rare chance Simon may moonlight for the upcoming administration, signaling an unusual transition dynamic.
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Washington
George Bush
CIA
Treasury
William Simon
Carter
Bush
Plains
Central Intelligence Agency
Simon
The
Carter family schools policy stirs debate on Amy's education
The piece discusses Amy Carter attending Stevens Elementary in Washington with Secret Service security, contrasting private and public schooling, and raising questions about using a presidential child as a symbol for school integration amid Carter administration considerations. It also covers Bolling's image in the House, Burton, Wright, O'Neill leadership dynamics, and Connally’s bid for GOP chairmanship with Southern support.
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Washington
Stevens Elementary
Amy Carter
Jimmy Carters
Plains
Amy
Dresden
China
Stevens
Secret Service
Carters
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin
Late Force
White House
Hell City
Burton
Rep
Jim Wright
Texas
House
Gillis Long
Louisiana
Bolling
Wright
Thomas
Tip ) O'Neill
Massachusetts
O'Neill
FBI Director Kelley Won't Resign If Carter Demands
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley says he will not resign when a new president takes office, calling it a principle not to politicize the office. Carter advised firings controversy but did not commit to asking for Kelly’s resignation, while Bush plans to leave CIA and Carter favors agency turnover with administrations.
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Qimmy Carter
Teactor
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Congress
Ford
Nixon
Johnson
Kenney
Truman
Carter
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Weman
CIA
Bush
Tewer
Plains
FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Jimmy Carter
Bakke Case Highlights Reverse Discrimination Debate
The text discusses affirmative action and reverse discrimination amid civil rights battles. Allan Bakke, denied admission to UC medical school while minority applicants were accepted, prompts questions on whether programs are constitutional. The California Supreme Court ruling may stand if the U.S. Supreme Court does not hear the appeal, leaving admissions aimed at aiding disadvantaged students as potentially constitutional.
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Allan Bakke
University of California Medical School
Louisiana
Bukke
California Supreme Court
California
Carter campaign uses adviser network to shape policy access
In a pretransition operation, Jimmy Carter built a wide adviser network from August onward with a $140,000 budget, soliciting written policy proposals from thousands of influential citizens across labor finance religion academia and more. The strategy aims to create an aura of prestige and influence to win congressional cooperation after victory. The transition team led by Jack Watson shows careful demographic balance and reach into diverse communities to influence policy discussions.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Pass It On A Quirky Clip From The Times
A collection of odd facts and wry observations. The snippet notes a tiny man, court disputes over marriage, English light switch quirks, bagel cooking, a tale of a fiancée returning letters, and trivia on snowshoes llamas and Sing Sing. It ends with golf score anecdotes.
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