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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1976
Page
3
The Associated Press tallied 19 violent deaths over the weekend including eight traffic fatalities seven shootings three drownings and one electrocution. Deaths occurred from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday across multiple states.
A Dallas Fort Worth Airport security officer, Eric Quenichet, 33, was arrested on Thursday and charged with the Monday murder of Waco massage parlor employee Annual Faye Hammock. Grandview constable John Hale found him injured in his car Monday and reported the incident. Bond was set at 250000.
Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter rejects Sen. Henry M. Jackson's assertion that unemployment in the North stems from cheaper Southern labor and right to work laws. He calls the claim ridiculous and defends Pennsylvania jobs amid Democratic primary focus on the state.
Broadcasts from Hanoi and Saigon report 99 percent turnout in Hanoi and strong turnout in the south for a National Assembly vote. Voters chose 249 deputies in the north and 243 in the south all selected by revolutionary committees. The body is seen as a rubber stamp while real power rests with a Hanoi party group. The assembly will meet within 60 days to adopt a constitution and ratify reunification plans though a date remains unspecified.
A congressional delegation reports China shows no interest in buying American weapons or forming a defense alliance. They met with Vice Premier Chang Chun chiao and Foreign Minister Shiao Kuan Hua and stressed independence from Russia.
President Ford warns he will veto a grain inspection bill limiting federal and state oversight and opposes broad changes in election law tied to a Supreme Court order. He also threatens vetoes on Israel aid and the Humphrey Hawkins bill while Congress weighs foreign aid, budgets, and a FEC restructuring.
Secretary of State Kissinger, in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam, pledges U S support for black majority rule in southern Africa but says no military aid to nationalist movements. He urges noninterference by outside powers and stresses dialogue over threats. He notes Soviet Cuban involvement in Angola and Rhodesia politics without naming specifics.
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