Nixon and Tower Triumph In Texas Trio Of Races
Richard Nixon and John Tower won decisive Texas victories as GOP gains produced the strongest showing in state history. Dolph Briscoe led Grover early but Grover closed, while Jerry Barefoot Sanders trailed Tower in a high turnout election.
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Democrats Hold Congress As Nixon Landslide Fades
Democrats show strength across states with gains in Kentucky and potential Senate upset in Maine tangling with Nixon reelection, while Republicans struggle to reach a 41 seat gain in the House. Votes from Kentucky shape early shores of a divided Congress as Maine and other races hint at mixed outcomes.
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Lubbock Urban Renewal Plans Bids For Water and Street Work
Lubbock area urban renewal commissioners authorize advertisement for bids on water, sewer and street improvements across five city neighborhoods. Also notes about Mrs A B Segars hobby and Meyer Lansky bond release on arrival in the U S.
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Price Holds Lead Over Purcell in 13th District Race
In Texas 13th District results Bob Price of Pampa defeats incumbent Graham Purcell of Wichita Falls. By 10:38 p.m. Price led 32 564 to 27 289 with counties in Price’s former 13th showing him ahead and Purcell holding the lead in counties from his old 14th District.
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South Plains Aids Nixon Win and New Mexicans Top Domenica
South Plains voters report large turnout as Nixon victory appears nationwide. Early results show John Tower leading Barefoot Sanders in a Senate race. Hank Grover and Dolph Briscoe vie for governor with Briscoe favored. Incumbent Ronald Rosson loses to Rich Anderson in a district race. John Hoestenbach defeats Andy Fenton in the 73rd district. Tom Craddick leads Willie Dubose to reclaim the 68th district. 66th district incumbents See SOUTH in dispute.
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John Tower
Barefoot Sanders
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Hank Grover
Dolph Briscoe
South ‘Plains
Ronald Rosson
Snyder
Rich Anderson
Borden County
Howard County
John Hoestenbach
Odessa
Andy Fenton
Tom Craddick
Midland
Willie Dubose T
Craddick
Domenici Becomes First Republican U S Senator From New Mexico
New Mexico elects Pete Domenici, a 40 year old Albuquerque attorney, as its first GOP U S senator in 38 years. Nixon ally Domenici defeats Democrat Jack Daniels as Anderson’s seat heads to retirement, with Nixon carrying the state and Democrats winning other statewide races.
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Silver City
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Santa Fe
Senate
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Nixon wins overwhelming reelection in landslide
President Nixon defeats George McGovern by a wide margin, carrying 35 states and 387 electoral votes to McGovern's 3, with Nixon taking Maryland early and South Dakota as McGovern concedes. Vote totals show Nixon at about 63 percent and McGovern at 36 percent as results roll in.
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Autos Dunked In Collision At Drawbridge
In Brunswick Georgia a loaded freighter struck an open drawbridge sending cars into the water. One person was killed and eight were missing while eight others were rescued and hospitalized at Brunswick Memorial. The African Neptune was departing docks on a high tide when it hit the Sidney Lanter Bridge on U S 17.
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Hereford Man Sought in Wife's Murder
Hereford police issued a murder warrant for 38 year old Luis Garcia of Lubbock owner of Garcia's Lubbock Tortilla Factory. Victoria Garcia 24 or 25 was found shot to death near a west Hereford dirt road. A second man was detained in Deaf Smith County for possible federal probation violation as investigation traced the couple's movements along U S 385.
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Dunas
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Dumas
Deaf Smith County
Travis McPherson
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Republicans Take County as Lamb Leads in Lubbock
Lubbock County tilts toward Republicans in a early voting tally with 11 of 52 boxes unreported. Arch Lamb leads challenger Charles Townsend for county commissioner while Nixon leads McGovern for president amid a record turnout expected to top 65,000 votes.
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Prayer for Spiritual Growth Blessed by the Reader
A reader offers a brief prayer asking for growth to spiritual maturity and nourishment by the Spirit, ending with a closing Amen.
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Heavenly
Finance Firm Robbed Of $1,000
A masked robber held up a finance firm, forced a bag of cash, and fled east on 18th Street. Mrs Neyland described the assailant as calm and knowing what he was doing while an employee pursued but could not locate him. Three employees were in the office during the holdup.
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Leather bandit robs SIC Finance Co in broad daylight
A man described as 22 years old from Lubbock fled with more than $1,000 after stealing from SIC Finance Co at 1803 Texas St just before 1 pm Tuesday. Police questioned a local man as the investigation continued amid a grimy weather page.
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