Thursday, November 4, 1076

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Seven

Thursday, November 4, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven


Latest vote tallies
By The Associated Press
Here are the presidential returns as of 5:30 p.m. yesterday..
The figure before each state is the percentage of precincts
reported. C designates a Carter victory, F is for Ford.

Scene in Plains:
Smiles and, tears

'Real' Ricky Wayne
Wilson apprehended


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Pct State Electoral
Precincts Vote
99 ALABAMA C-9
64 ALASKA F-3
100 ARIZONA F-0
100 ARKANSAS C-6
100 CALIFORNIA F-45
98 COLORADO F-7
100 CONNECTICUT F-8
100 DELAWARE C-3
100 DIST. COLUMBIA C-3
100 FLORIDA C-17
98 GEORGIA C-12
100 HAWAII C4
100 IDAHO F-4
98 ILLINOIS F-26
100 INDIANA F-13
100 IOWA F-8
100 KANSAS F-7
99 KENTUCKY C-9
100 LOUISIANA C-10
100 MAINE F-4
100 MARYLAND C-10
100'MASSACHUSETTS C-14
100 MICHIGAN F-21
100 MINNESOTA C-10
99 MISSISSIPPI C-7
100 MISSOURI C-12
100 MONTANA F-4
100 NEBRASKA F-5
99 NEVADA F-3
100 NEW HAMPSHIRE F-4
100 NEW JERSEY F-17
100 NEW MEXICO F-4
99 NEW YORK C-41
100 NORTH CAROLINA C-13
99 NORTH DAKOTA F-3
100 OHIO 25
100 OKLAHOMA F-8
100 OREGON 6
100 PENNSYLVANIA C-27
100 RHODE ISLAND C-4
100 SOUTH CAROLINA C-8
100 SOUTH DAKOTA F-4
100 TENNESSEE C-10
98 TEXAS C-26
100 UTAH F-4
99 VERMONT F-3
99 VIRGINIA F-12
98 WASHINGTON F-9
100 WEST VIRGINIA C-6
100 WISCONSIN C-11
100 WYOMING F-3
Total 538

Ford
Vote Pct.
495,318-43
39,008-63
417,413-57
266,713-35
3,837,202-50
566,870-55
712,414-52
109,926-47
25,184-16
1,375,296-46
470,530-33
140,003-49
204,188-61
2,323,893-51
1,169,144-54
632,486-50
501,759-53
525,607-47
606,204-46
234,434-49
648.980-47
1,027,883-41
1,884,752-53
817,938-43
362,056-49
918,620-48
170,156-54
49,736-59
100,926-53
185,472-56
1,477,858-50
207,718-51
3,060,695-48
738,545-44
150,083-52
1,992,460-49
543,221-51
485,305-48
2,187,038-49
172,138-44
342,409-44
151,619-51
633,228-43
1,880,581-48
335,144-64
99,043-55
834,605-51
679,631-51
311,012-42
1,003,039-48
92,831-60
38,498,314-48

Carter
Vote Pct.
644,579-56
22,994-37
294,668-40
495,909-65
3,709,715-49
446,807-43
641,010-47
122,610-52
127,562-84!
1,561,383-531
955,191-67
147,375-51
126,362-37
2,221,927-48
1,006,636-461
619,710-49
429,008-45?
610,017-531
683,512-521
231,283-49
735,618-531
1,425,476-56.
1,694,288-46.
1,067,293-55!
373,917-50
986,185-51
146,696-46
230,152-39
92,088-47
147,618-43
1,420,668-491
199,225-491
3,336,665-52
923,533-56
132,940-47
2,000.035-50
530,244-48
484,643-48
2,315,494-50
216,991-56
443,901-56,
146,153-49!
822,250-56
2,036,484-52I
180,974-35'
77,819-43,
810,696-49:
643,333-47

(Continued from Page 1) The President-elect looked out| (Continued from Page 1) Natural Resources, was found
claim victory until he had a over the 300 fellow townsmen has been found, said Washte- shot to death Oct. 1 in the Ar-
concession statement from Pres- who had waited the long shivery naw County Sheriff's Dept. Lt. boretum. "Ricky Wayne Wil-
ident Ford. As the evening wore night and, in fact, the last two Harold Owings, who is investi- eson"lias named as a suspect
on he changed his mind, implausible years to welcome gating the case. took few substantive turnscun-
him home. Plains, Ga., popu- Owings said he is waiting to
IN THE MOMENT of victory, lation 683, not counting brother be told by Alabama officials til Oct. 16, when a man named
someone came up to Carter in Billy's latest baby, had itself wheth Wilson plans to w icky Wn ison Ky.,
he roaring room and said tre- a president of the United States. extradition, the legal processthoritoes.
mulously, as if trying it out for "I told you I, didn't intend to by which a state attempts to Much to the shock of law en-
size, "Mr. President." lose," Jimmy Carter said. obtain the transfer of a prisoner m,
from another state for criminal orement officials, who thought
They hugged, and Carter told HEPAUSED looking at the proceedings. they had wrapped up the case,
him, as he did all his support- HEPUEloigathepoedgs Kentucky's Ricky Wayne Wilson
ers in the suite, "Thank you, faces of his neighbors. The cel- I O W E V E R, an FBI was the wrong Wilson. His in-
man. I'll never forget what you ebrated man of steel was hav- s p 0 ke s ma n in Hunts- nocence was ascertained follow-
all did for me., ing di ty. ihacknowl dsteray ing checks made on identifica-
"I came all the way through tion and fingerprints by Michi-
Moments later, Carter made 22 months and I didn't get extradition sooon. n d gan authorities.
his victory statement on the a The spokesman indicated.I
hi o ae ena to choked up until I " thIn addition to resembling!
stge of a delirious arena to !that neither Boukai's handbag each other, both Wilsons are re-
the cheers of 20,000 sons of ,Jimmy Carter looked at Rosa- nor Yamaha motorcycle - portedly natives of Kentucky
Dixie in the loudest, biggest lynn. She burst into tears and which the suspect was believ- and "frequenters" of the Ann,
blast in Atlanta since "Gone they hugged. Now everybody on ed to have taken -- has been Arbor area.
with the Wind" opened at the the platform was in tears, in- recovered in Alabama. He was _Arorara
Loew's Grand in 1939. Clearly, cluding that rugged bon vivant not able to offer insight into
the South was reborn this night. of Plains, Ga., the new Mr. the suspect's background; he
Carter. added that Wilson made no
AT THE Albany, Ga., airport Jimmy Carter looked out over statement at the time of his First Ann
Carter emerged from his plane, the heads of the crowd to the surrender.
"Peanut One," carrying a drow- east. "I guess he wants to get
sy daughter Amy in his arms. "I see the sun rising on a himself squared away, the
He deposited her in his car and beautiful new day," he said, "a spokesman said.p We accom
went to the fence to shake hands' beautiful new spirit in this coup- mad hCoy uttnty (Ami)
in the small but passionate try, a beautiful new commit- the Madison County (Ala.)'NO
crowd. ment to the future.; jail."
H wt si n t "n I fe OWINGS SAID that local au-
He was greeted by a sign, And I feel good about it. I thorities will be sent to Ala-;
which said, "Peanut One, love every one of you." bama to check for the missing FRIDAY, NOV. 5
You're Now Cleared For Six- Jimmy Carter was home, but belongings. a. 12:00 noo"
teen Hundred Pennsylvania not for long and never again Boukai, who was studying en- PENDLETON ROOM
Avenue." in the same way. vironmental law in the School of Michigan Union
And finally it dawned. He-._ _:0!pm.
was home, back a the tiny old NEE H L8IN:00IN A PIm. TR
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