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The Altus Times-Democrat, Wednesday, March 10, 1976 11
Carter Now Frontrunner
votad a EK msl enna  IF  0    L.    WASHINGTON(UPI) Asa  votes. He called in profession- But he had planned to show in   The Florida triumph blurs
vuicu • oo nine SPeed  II zy omer  result of Tuesdays Florida  als to replace well-meaning the first primaries that lord Carter "‘s four th place finish in
states go along. Critics called the  primary results, if Ronald  amateurs in New Hampshire was no more than a smalltime Massachusetts after hisopening
vote a waste nf +im,                       Reagan’s campaign is not dead and Florida, but it appears it Michigan congressional pohli- week New Hampshire win. But
,           ’                          it at least is on the critical list, was Ford himself who pulled dan who would fold at the first it doe not really damage
An extra $5 in welfare checks is And if Jimmy Carter is not the victory out in both states by punch                      Jackson, the Massachusetts
due in Anril rTheSenata vnta or 9 frontrunner for the Democratic timely visits and well-placed Carter’s victory must be winner or Hep. Morris Udall,
i 11 rt .               -eq-ond nomination, then no one is. darts in his opponent,           viewed in the context of Henry econd Ma achusettsand
law the House had approved. Reagan says he will continue Ford also had help from the                                            Demo-
if you are hurt on your job  VOU  his challenge' of Ford all the  economy. Increasing signs of the major Democrat!, contend- .rats  . king the nomination
..,2     *        1 J               J      wav t the  cop  national  recovery, especially the con- era save the Washington
don t get much money. But some  "nention ignss City in tinued reduction of  unem- sena tor avoided campaigni ng in  tarter faces Wallace, plus
lawyers make big fees. Your boss  August                   ployment,  had to  be a Florida tolet(
I.. , 104 +0 :.8            n                                   g,   campaign asset for him,        head with Wallace, and it is Harris next week in Illinois
pays a lot to insure you. He pays   But unless the former Cali-   Reagan can pull himself up reasonable to consider the votes and Wallace,  Jackson  Udall
more than in most other states.  fornia.governor-can.uickt by defeating Ford in Illinois, Jackson got as support and Hams March   m North
Some at the Capitol are trying to  Frdaftersronrrontatons 2 Norih Carolina or Wisconsin  siphonedfromCarter
help. But a few Senate lawyers are
trying to block them. How will it chusetts and Vermont, he will
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Bellmon winner at last              Carter says there still is a
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henry Bellmon won his bid to Democratic nomination, and he
keep his U.S. Senate seat. Ed is right. 8111 by defeating the
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election in Oklahoma. The Senate                   I
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The vote ended the fight.              of further reducing the Demo-  Reg Price
...                             cratic nomination field and  Dependability in a machine with 17 sew easy features'
Many wait to file returns           could assure Carter of at least  Has built-in blindstitch, exclusively designed
second place on the ticket,       front drop in bobbin, much more.
Taxpayers are Siow sending in Reagan was supposed to have
returns this year. Last year they a lock onnthe conservative vote      both for
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rebates.                                        do much beyond cutting into I
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)                 cent
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are 9.7 per cent behind last year.                    I
The average refund this year is up of the presidency in seeking
Senate checking utilities
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because high bills keep going
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work by May.
Committee members are:
Senators Al Terrill (D-Lawton),
Jim Hamilton (D-Poteau), Rodger
Randle (D-Tulsa), Bill Dawson (D-
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