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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1976

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Carter's Poll Shows Narrowing Lead Across Regions

Carter holds a 16 point South lead at 55 to 39 but trails Ford 46-40 in the Midwest and 50-41 in the West. Ford gains come from newer voter blocs while Carter remains strong among urban cores and older coalition groups. all in a race tightening ahead of Election Day.

Jimmy Carter South Carter Ford Midwest West Penne California New York Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Michigan Old New Deal Coalition

Telephone rate hike opposed by Texas cities and agencies

Houston Dallas and Abilene attorneys led opposition to Southwestern Bell’s proposed 298.3 million rate increase. Atty Gen John Hill urged the Public Utilities Commission to reject the hike, arguing Bell’s return is already ample and the plan favors Gulf Coast and Dallas expansion. The hearing could last a month with a year‑end ruling anticipated.

Houston Dallas Abilene Federal General Services Administration Texas Association of Community Organization For Reform Now ACORN Texas Retail Federation The Communication Workers of America Austin Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Atty John Hill Hill Bell New Public Utilities Commission Texas Commission Texas Municipal League Lubbock Amarillo Abione Midland Odessa Waco Southwestern Bell Gulf Coast Allen Burch Beaumont

Campaigning Halts With Vote Outcome Too Close To Call

President Ford revisits Michigan as Carter campaigns in Los Angeles amid a tense White House contest. The Plains Georgia church controversy sparks civil rights debate with leaders like Coretta Scott King defending Carter. Mondale and Humphrey weigh in as Dole attacks and final election day rhetoric heats up.

Walter R. Mears Associated Press Ford Jimmy Carter White House Michigan Carter Coretta Scott King C. Delores Tucker Pennsylvania New York Bayard Austin Richard Hatcher Gary Ind Walter F. Mondale Plains Mondale Dole Los Angeles Sen Robert J. Dole Kansas Robert Dole Odessa Jim Reese

Liquor Retail Groups Face Arraignment

Three liquor retail executives named in a one count federal anti trust indictment were released on personal recognizance after a brief appearance before a US magistrate. Bonds of 1000 were set for three retail outlets and the Lubbock County Beverage Association. Arraignment for all parties is scheduled before U S District Judge Halbert C Woodward.

Patremick Avalanche-Journal Bill Brister Lubbock County Beverage Association Brister All Star Liquor Company Lubbock U.S

Prayer Note Expresses Gratitude in Christian Greeting

A brief prayer closes with thanks to God through Jesus Christ. The reader signs with thanks and a reverent closing.

Minister Plans Battle With Church Deacons

The Plains Georgia based Rev Bruce Edwards says he will challenge a secret deacons vote to dismiss him over his support for racial integration. He notes removal requires a congregational business meeting with one week’s notice. He may leave Plains Baptist Church.

Carter Los Angeles Plains Sacramento Calif America Jimmy Carter Plains Baptist Church Bruce Edwards Edwards

Texas Tech Climbs to No Five in UPI Poll

Texas Tech, boosted by a come from behind 31 28 win over Texas, rises to fifth in the UPI board of coaches top 20. The Raiders move ahead of 8 0 Maryland by 45 points, Texas drops from the top 20, while Arkansas sits 14th and Houston 17th.

Texas Tech University of Texas United Press International Board of Coaches Raiders Maryland Texas Arkansas Houston Sec

Record 67 500 County Voter Turnout Seen

County officials forecast a record turnout for the general election with about 67 500 registered residents voting. Democratic and Republican leaders offered higher projections, citing up to 70 000 or 85 000 voters, while noting strong absentee voting and registration gains since 1972.

Pat Patrick Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Frank Guess Guess Gerald Ford Georgia Jimmy Carter Madison Sowder GOP Mike Stevens Sowder Stevens Lubbock County Texas George McGovern Richard Nixon Secretary of State Russell Hardin U.S George Mahon

Texas Voters Expected To Decide Carter Ford Race

In Texas the presidential contest tightens as Carter and Ford supporters predict varying margins. Citizens head to polls amid claims Texas’s 26 electoral votes will influence the national outcome with 3.5 to 4 million expected voters. Senate battle features Lloyd Bentsen versus Alan Steelman. Steelman trails due to limited statewide recognition and funds. Don Yarbrough seeks the Democratic nomination for the Texas Supreme Court as page 12 follows.

Associated Press Texas Supreme Court Calvin Guest Mark White Carter Ford Houston U.S. Senate Lloyd Bentsen South Alan Steelman North Steelman Don Yarbrough

Ideal Weather For Election Day Trek In Texas

South Plains voters face clear skies and mild temperatures with a 70 degree high during campaigning. Sunshine totals about 11 hours with no precipitation as a surface high pressure system dominates. A weak upper trough keeps dry conditions and brings northerly winds, aiding crop drying. The forecast calls for a Monday high of 66 and a 36 degree overnight low.

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