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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1973
Page
3
James W. McCord, the former security chief, received immunity to testify about alleged political espionage and the June 17 break in. He plans to speak to reporters before a Senate panel probes Watergate and related 1972 acts, with hearings expected next week.
Capt. Jeremiah A Denton Jr recounts a 1965 66 North Vietnamese effort to subjugate POWs through torture and isolation. He details his July 1965 shoot down, escape attempt, capture near Thanh Hoa, brutal treatment in Room 18 Hilton, and forced biographies and confessions aimed at denigrating U.S. actions.
Governor Ronald Reagan proposes a constitutional amendment to tie state tax collection to personal income, cutting the income tax by 7.5 percent and lowering overall tax rates over 15 years. The plan would cap new tax-boosting programs unless statewide voters approve, and aims to save Californians 118 billion dollars in taxes while allowing budget growth.
U S aid to North Vietnam for reconstruction as an incentive to peace has been delayed indefinitely. Officials cite cease-fire violations in the North, congressional opposition, and lack of multinational support as reasons for shelving the proposal with no new timetable.
Rex McAnelly of Moody Farms in Pampa says a brutal High Plains winter and a consumer boycott strain cattle feeding, raise costs, delay finishing cattle by about 30 days, and threaten livelihoods. He argues price ceilings and boycotts jeopardize the economy and warns the industry thrives only with free market policies.
R L Phinney district director of the IRS for southern Texas says meat sellers must post a list of ceiling prices by Monday April 9. The ceilings, announced by President Nixon on March 29, apply to beef lamb and pork for an indefinite period with exemptions for small retailers and restaurants. After the deadline the IRS will spot check retail and wholesale firms for compliance.
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