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THE BATTALION
TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1980
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United Press International
AUSTIN — Campaign officials Monday
announced a partial itinerary for Ronald Reagan’s
final campaign swing through Texas before the Re
publican presidential primary Saturday.
Ernest Angelo Jr., Midland mayor and Reagan’s
Texas chairman, said the former California governor
will make appearances in El Paso, Midland and Fort
Worth Wednesday.
Reagan is expected to campaign in Dallas Thurs
day, and possibly spend some additional time in the
state Friday, but aides said details have not been
completed.
The candidate is scheduled to arrive in El Paso
from Los Angeles on Wednesday for an airport rally
and then proceed to Midland for a $500-per-person
fund raiser and political rally.
The schedule calls for Reagan to arrive at the
Dallas-Fort Worth airport Wednesday evening and
go to a Fort Worth hotel for the night.
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LUBBOCK — Most Americans
appreciate President Carter’s plans
to rescue the American hostages in
Tehran despite the mission’s tragic
outcome, Ambassador-at-Large to
Mexico Robert Krueger said
Monday.
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Krueger, a Democrat campaign
ing in his home state for Carter, said
he has not always agreed with the
president, but nonetheless rates him
the best candidate available for the
job in the next four years.
He said the nation must select its
president on the basis of overall qual
ities.
Texas holds its non-binding
Democratic presidential primary on
Saturday.
“We’ve got to have someone who
doesn’t read somebody else’s lines,
and somebody who knows where he
stands. Someone who’s willing to
say, ‘The buck stops here.’
“We’ve had a setback in the last
few days. We wish those three heli
copters had not gone out. All of us
wish that we had not lost those lives.
I think most of us, certainly I, am
grateful that an attempt was made to
get those hostages out,” Krueger
said.
“What we need to do, though, and
what we can be proud of, is that we
have a leader who has said, T take
responsibility for the decision. ’ He is
not reading somebody else’s lines.
He’s prepared to make those deci
sions,” Krueger said.
The diplomat predicted neither
the failed mission in Iran nor the
resignation of Secretary of State
Cyrus Vance, who opposed the res
cue effort, will have a pivotal effect
on Carter’s re-election bid.
Krueger compared Carter to
front-running GOP candidate
Ronald Reagan, saying the California
governor appeared confused at
times.
“I haven’t agreed with every posi
tion Jimmy Carter ever took. I may
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AUSTIN — Scrambling for media
attention to combat a television
advertising campaign by the incum
bent officeholder, challenger Jim
Hightower will stage a whistlestop
tour of Texas today.
Hightower will board a restored
1948 Pullman railroad ear in Dallas
and make stops In Fort Worth, fcCle-^
bume, McGregor, Temple, Taylor,
Austin, San Marcos, New Braunfels
and San Antonio to publicize his
charge that the current Railroad
Commission is “railroading con
sumers.”
“It’s our railroad commissioners
who are the chief engineers of the
railroading,” Hightower said in a
prepared statement. “I say its
to throw the rascals out.”
Hightower said Jim Nugent
man be is challenging, has do«
thing to help rail travelers,
or receivers since he was appoi
to the three-man commission.
Hightower said he favors i
billibn proposal to upgr
along a triangular corridor lii
Dallas-Fort Worth with San Ant
and Houston to accommodate
speed trains.
Hightower has not been a!
raise funds for television advert
and is trying to counter Nugent
tensive media campaign with
spots.
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