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Wednesday, September 8, 1976
University Daily Kansan
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thinking about going back to Texas," Alvarez said. "And once it gets to March, everybody's ready to come back to Kansas."
Home in Kansas
Alvarez said if he eventually did settle in Texas, it probably would be in Texas
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"WE'RE REAL happy working here," he said. "We could stay here and manage to live. But I don't think there much of a chance we'll stay here because you're always anxious to go back and see your relatives."
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Alvarez acknowledged that there were both advantages and disadvantages to all the traveling. He said that the migrants were very difficult to find, sometimes the travel became tiresome.
"Our life is more simple than that of many other people," Alvarez said. "We don't have it easy, but I think it's a better way to survive."
ALVAREZ' WIFE, Benita, said that she'd like to stop traveling and stay in Texas, but that it was not possible because they couldn't find steady work.
Ray Alverez, his father, and family rest in the main room of their house, used for eating and sleeping. "I try to get along." Alverez says. "If you give a little bit of your heart, you can be friends with everybody."
"It's kind of hard to find a job." Mrs. Alvarez said, "because most of the time you have to have training. We would like to work in that where that's where most of our relatives are."
She said that while they were in Texas during the winter, it was hard to make
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"EVERYONE SAYS he won't come back the next year," Garcia said, "that he'll find a job in Texas. We can never find a job." The managers' approach to the migrants' situation
"In the future, we're looking forward to having something of our own and living on it."
"But Democrats in the past have enjoyed about 66 per cent, so it's not really a major thing, but something we will be working on," he said.
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"If an emergency comes, you have to borrow money," Mrs. Alvarez said. "We had to borrow money two years ago when I had to have an operation."
GARCA SAID that moving around had its good and bad points. But he said he probably would be happier if he settled in one place.
Garca said that the migrants often talked to her, but she added that it wasn't easy to actually do it.
Carter said the upcoming debates between his father and President Ford would help determine voter sentiment, especially among the Catholic and ethnic voters. He said his father was counting on 56 per cent of the Catholic vote.
money last because they were always out of work.
"Life is beautiful, even if you are poor and if you've got to work hard," he said. "You should be grateful for it."
"I've been thinking that I want to find a good job so I can stay in one place," Garca said. "I'd rather stay in Texas because that's where I have my home.
Are there blue jeans, barefeet and country music on the way to the White House? Carter said he doesn't know about the country music, but said of his father,"I think everybody else's dad, except that he is running for President."
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