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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1973

Page

3

Sioux leader vows to reestablish Wounded Knee roadblock

Oglala Sioux Tribal President Richard Wilson and Pine Ridge residents plan to rebuild a roadblock near Wounded Knee after eight displaced residents were arrested for assaulting federal officers at the site. Deputy Atty. Gen. Richard Hellstein said the roadblock disrupted access for CRS personnel and federal agents.

Wounded Knee S.D Oglala Sioux Richard Wilson Pine Ridge Reservation U.S. Atty Richard Hellstein Wayne Colburn U.S. Marshal Service Hellstein Community Relations Service CRS Hellstern Colburn Wilson Department of Injustice Pine Ridge Federal Bureau of Investigation U.S. Highway 18 FBI U.S. 18 AIM

Rincon LATINO by Antonio V Olmos

A brief feature by Antonio V Olmos profiles Rincon LATINO, highlighting its cultural impact, community audience, and the author’s observations on local Latino life and arts scene.

Laredo Nuevo Laredo Bridge Environmental Review Begins

Federal and state officials start revising the environmental impact statement for the Rio Grande bridge between Laredo Texas and Nuevo Laredo Mexico. EPA officials say the project may reduce traffic backlog and air pollution by improving cross border movement and linking to Interstate 35.

Dallas Rio Grande Laredo Tex Nuevo Laredo Mexico Charles H. Hembree Federal Assistance Branch Region VI Environmental Protection Agency EPA Hembree United States

Boycotters Backed As Key Tool In Farah Strike

Seattle AP report says Amalgamated Clothing Workers leader Stan Clair promotes a national boycott of Farah Manufacturing Co. to pressure the El Paso plant in a dispute over security fringe benefits and working conditions. Clair cites 9,000 on strike since May 9 with regional organizers Rose Ortega and Alvira Lozano.

Seattle Farah Manufacturing Co., Inc Farah Stan Clair Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America el Paso Tex Claire Rose E. Ortega Alvira Lozano Clair

Barbs by Phil Pastoret on the Administration

The column notes budget crunches and criticizes the leadership, joking that the problem is not meeting ends but aligning the middle. It suggests renaming the administration building to the "Why? House" in light of ongoing questions and criticisms.

POW colonel blasts POWs as cowards collaborators

Air Force Colonel Theodore W. Guy, former camp commander in North Vietnam, denounces some returned POWs as cowards who collaborated with the enemy. He says fewer than 20 of 566 POWs are alleged collaborators and plans to identify them and pursue charges after evidence is returned. He recalls mistreatment for attempting to organize POW camps and warns of black marks in service records for accused collaborators.

Washington Air Force U.S North Vietnam Theodore W. Guy Tuccson Ariz Guy Pentagon Hanoi South Vietnam Laos

Why People Kick Tires Tradition Traced to Early 1900s

Akron based Goodyear explains the habit started with clincher tires held by clamps and kicked to test fastening and inflation. Early tires lasted roughly 50 miles, while modern tires carry about 40 000 miles though some buyers still kick them out of superstition or frustration.

Akron, Ohio Goodyear

Employment practices seminar set by TMA

The Odessa and Central Basin Chapters of the Texas Manufacturers Association will sponsor seminars on Fair Employment Practices focusing on the role of women in the workforce. Sessions run 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Midland and El Paso on May 2 with experts Helen Soto and Brent Hoffman presenting.

Odessa Central Basin Texas Manufacturers Association TMA Motor Hotel Midland el Paso Holiday Inn Helen S. Soto Brent Hoffman General Telephone Company of the Southwest San Angelo Miss Soto Texas Hoffman Paul Linnevold West Texas Ross Moore Phoning Jim Blain Drilco Ed Bell Miether Machine Works Linnevold Moore W. B. Langely Phelps-Dodge Refining Company

Couple Sues Over Higher Auto Insurance Rates

A Houston couple, Marcel and Mrs. Meicler, sue 106 Texas insurers in federal court. They allege a rate fixing conspiracy after their premiums rose 15 percent following a traffic ticket they were later cleared of. They seek treble damages and an injunction against further violations.

Houston Texas Marcel Miedler

Garbage power plant eyed as world waste cure

In Menlo Park California an experimental plant operated by Combustion Power Co under EPA contract tested turning ordinary trash into electricity. Senator Gale McGee praised the pilot that yesterday produced 975 kilowatts from 80 tons of mixed domestic waste, with future plans for larger CPU 400 garbage power factories and salable byproducts.

Menlo Park Calif Sen. Gale McGee Monaco Soviet Union Wyoming Democrat Senate Combustion Power Co Environmental Protection Agency Combustion Power

Hospelhorn takes command of Army and Air Force Exchange Service

Dallas AP report notes Army Brig. Gen. Cecil Walton Hospelhorn assumes command of the Army and Air Force Exchange Service in Dallas. He succeeds Air Force Maj. Gen. William B. Campbell who retired May 1. Hospelhorn previously led the European Exchange System since February 1972.

Dallas Army Cecil Walton Hospelhorn Air Force Exchange Service Air Force William B. Campbell Hospelhorn

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