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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1976
Page
3
State and federal veterinarians plan to test about 100 head of cattle near Las Vegas New Mexico for bovine tuberculosis after an aged beef cow was found at an Albuquerque packing plant. Results are expected by Friday.
The Senate weighs releasing the CIA budget deleted from the intelligence report and votes on all 86 tightening recommendations. Senate Leader Mansfield backs disclosure, while White House aides push to keep the budget secret amid ongoing debate over covert actions and presidential controls.
In the closing days before a Texas primary, Lane Denton accuses the oil and gas group backing Jon Newton of spending 25000 in Houston media. Newton cites endorsements from multiple Texas papers and the Baptist Ministers Association of Houston as support.
Secretary of State Kissinger called for a rapid settlement toward black majority rule in Rhodesia within two years. He pledged unwavering U S opposition to Ian Smith’s Rhodesian government, urged Congress to block Rhodesian chrome imports, and announced aid to black refugees and Mozambique. He urged South Africa and France to honor UN sanctions as Zimbabwe’s path to independence was endorsed.
President Ford launches his longest campaign tour with stops in Louisiana and East Texas as he competes with Reagan in the May 1 primary. He urges support, requests $322.4 million for Minuteman II missiles, and defends U S security amid claims of lagging military power while highlighting evolving roles for American women.
San Diego commander Maj. Gen. Kenneth Houghton defends training quality at the Marine Recruit Depot and pledges discipline fairness and compassion. The death of Pvt. Lynn McClure, 20, from Lufkin Texas after a padded end hit during a drill sparked calls for reform and a later shift to a lower stress training policy.
The USDA projections for 1976 show farmers could harvest large grain crops, raising U.S. reserves to their highest since 1972. Assistant Secretary Richard E. Bell criticized the figures as too high and overly mathematical, while the Outlook board cautioned that predictions are tentative with no reliable methods yet for 1976 harvest forecasts.
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