Ford Carter exchange pits credibility in heated campaign clash
President Ford and Jimmy Carter traded sharp charges in a Dallas rally and Ohio campaign stop. Ford labeled Carter weak and inconsistent while Carter accused Ford of evading questions and compared him to Nixon in Watergate.
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Teacher In Training Gets Lesson In Logic
A Sunday visit features a five year old boy and a classroom bound student explaining chairs. The boy asks to sit and jokes about seating as his parents try to manage the couch. The exchange ends with a playful rebuke highlighting a simple lesson in preference and seating choices.
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Ford imposes 1.23 billion pound beef import quota
President Ford signed a proclamation aboard Air Force One limiting foreign beef imports to 1.23 billion pounds for 1976 to protect domestic prices. The action targets Australia and aims to curb imports while consultations with exporting countries proceed.
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Weather map brief for Lubbock and vicinity
Fair today and Monday with warm afternoons. Highs in the low 80s and a low tonight in the mid 40s. Winds 10 to 15 mph.
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Two Americans Scale Everest Amid Blowing Winds
Two members of the American Bicentennial Everest Expedition reached Everest summit on Friday but forecast winds over 100 miles per hour threatened further climbs. Dr. Chris Chandler and Bob Cormack, aged 28 and 30, were reported atop the peak with their ascent confirmed by Camp 5 observers before descending. Expedition leader Phillip Trimble called it a great moment as team members praised the achievement despite harsh weather and looming decisions on additional summit attempts.
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Prayer Exhorts Life With Faith for Victory
A reader asks for guidance through prayer, urging realization that life without faith leads to frustration and defeat and seeking divine help to be victorious.
Neutered Language Adopted At Texas Tech
Texas Tech University president Cecil Mackey promotes gender neutral terms replacing chairperson with chair man and he or she with he or she. News releases will use Ms before women’s names, with last names only after first reference.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Idalou Okays School Bonds
Idalou voters approve a 350000 bond to build a seven room kindergarten and first grade facility by a 162 to 42 count in a light turnout. Officials say no tax increase is needed due to retiring bonds and a building fund reserve. Construction near the present elementary school will start after the new year.
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