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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1976

Page

3

Lubbock Morning Edition Preamble and Staff List

Lubbock Morning May 22 197 page shows masthead and staff roles including Robert Norris executive, David Knapp executive editor Burle Pettit managing editor Carlin Cannon advertising director Jay Harris Kenneth May associate editor Robert McVay circulation manager. It notes independent daily with AP UPI wire service.

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Presidential race to Kansas City and New York heats up

Ford and Reagan face a tight convention race with rising doubts over Carter’s hold on the nomination. Brown and others challenge as 12 primaries remain, California looms large on June 8 and 9, while a “smoke filled room” move could reshape the nominating stakes.

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Justice Dept Should Revisit Forced Busing Says Editorial

An editorial urges the U.S. Justice Department to seek Supreme Court re reconsideration of forced busing in desegregation cases. It cites President Ford and Attorney General Levi, notes opposition from NAACP and Sen. Brooke, and argues busing has failed to improve education or harmony while causing community strife. It claims continued DOJ inaction harms civil rights protections.

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Disturbing Dozen questions from Virginia Payette column

The piece lists twelve political and government concerns including military conduct, welfare, bureaucracy, gun control, cost overruns, and an employment act. It mixes sharp questions about Ford Reagan Kissinger and various government bodies with a closing anecdote about a doctor and patient recalling a spelling test.

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Canal links nations and divides a state

David B. Wilson argues the canal connects oceans and continents while splitting a sovereign nation into two parts. He notes its diminished military and naval value in the jet age but remains useful for transshipments and commerce as a critical maritime artery.

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Congress abandons helmet mandate for motorcycle riders

Marianne Means notes Congress dropped compulsory helmet laws as part of a broader shift against moral regulation. The piece links helmet repeal to a broader U.S. stance on individual rights and federal mandates, while also touching on Panama’s canal tensions and Middle East issues as context.

Washington Congress

Arafat Emerges as Key Peacemaker in Middle East Tangles

Henry J. Taylor profiles Yasir Arafat as the central figure shaping Palestinian resistance and seeking a path to peace in Lebanon. The piece describes Arafat's leadership over displaced Palestinians, his influence over regional actors, and tensions with Syria, Jordan, and Israel. It notes Lebanon, Jordan, and Saudi concerns, and Arafat's position amid broader Arab unity and conflict dynamics.

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Pass It On And The Mystery Of Dimples

A reader asks what causes dimples noting skin muscle attachment as the reason. Other items recall a personals ad about a rare foot disease and a mix of curious trivia from names and roles to social topics.

Academy Parkade

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