Morning Edition On The South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal dated June 18 1976 presents a Friday morning edition header. Includes staff roles and agency affiliations for the independent Southwestern Newspapers Corporation based on the South Plains publication in Lubbock Texas.
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VO Bon
Labford
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Eventuation
Southwestern Newspapers Corporation
Bt St
Ave J
Burle Pettit
Kenneth May
Flak
United States
Carlin Cannon
Robert C McVay
The
Republic
Ion
Liberty
Justice For All
Lubbock
Electorate Still Quiet Despite Primary Hype
The piece notes that Carter Ford and Reagan won primaries with 4.2 percent or less of the voting age population and that only about 17.6 percent of eligible voters have expressed a presidential preference so far. It argues millions remain undecided or uninterested as campaigns push for clarity on key issues.
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Jimmy Carter
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Reagan
Georgia
North
West Virginia
Edmund G. Brown
Mary Hartman
Estate Tax Reforms Favored By Senate Finance Panel
The Senate Finance Committee approved estate tax reform to raise the exemption via a $30,000 tax credit rising to $50,000 by 1981 and tax rules valuing productive land for farms. ICA of Texas says the change would curb forced farm sales and broader business losses amid inflation, urging quick Senate and House action.
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Senate
Independent Cattlemen’s Association of Texas
ICA
Senate Finance Committee
T.A. Cunningham
Goliad
Cunningham
America
House
Five Weeks On A Jury A Breath Of Freedom
In this Bicentennial year the author reflects on juror life in Brockton Massachusetts for five weeks in May. The civil cases involve a dancing school tenant a repairman collision and a paid dispute with an architect. The piece honors fellow jurors and Court personnel and praises the Massachusetts judicial tradition.
Carter Is Wonder To Liberal Congressmen
At 8 a.m. on June 9 a group of liberal Democrats debated endorsing Carter to beat Wallace. Unbeknownst to them, Wallace acted seven hours earlier calling his political manager Charles Snider from the Alabama governor's mansion, sensing the longer view.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
George Wallace
Gov. Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
Charles Snider
Carter
Wallace
Red
Tnm&c
Avalanche
Fort Worth
GOP split threatens presidential race and party unity
Andrew Tully argues the Ford Reagan split hurts the GOP and could hand November to Carter. He notes Ford’s incumbency, Reagan’s challenge, and liberal support for Carter, with Wallace delegates influencing the Democratic path and Carter’s unlikely ascent amid liberal hesitation.
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Reagan
Ford
Jimmy Carter
California
Carter era fuels wary Democratic mood and hopes for November
The piece surveys Jimmy Carter's campaign trail showing uneven results in New Jersey California and Ohio and notes a cool party mood ahead of a potential nomination. It contrasts Humphrey and Brown decisions with Carter's apparent momentum while citing liberal and Wallaceite support. It also includes an anecdote about a Good Samaritan and a transportation officer highlighting community values.
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GOP
Jimmy Carter
New York
Carter
New York Times-Cbs
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Ford
Reagan
George McGovern
Richard Nixon
Attila the Hun
Brendan Byrne
Brown
Golden State
Morris Udall
Matrimonial Survival and the Pancake Fire
A humorous snippet notes a marriage test during a new home build as the best chance for happiness. It then recalls a medical opinion on fevers aiding colds and credits Chef Henri Carpentier with unintentionally inventing crepe Suzette when a sauce caught fire in 1006.
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Love and Warman
Henri Carpentier
Prince of Wales
Henri
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