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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1978

Page

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Base closures threaten tens of thousands of U S jobs

Congress confronts the Pentagon plan to shut or combine 107 military installations in 31 states, risking about 23 200 jobs including 14 600 military and 8 600 civilian positions. Politicians press to protect coastal shipyards and bases like Portsmouth New Hampshire Fort Dix New Jersey and Fort Devens Massachusetts amid broader defense cuts.

Fred S. Hoffman Washington Pentagon Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Defense Secretary Portsmouth N.H Fort Dix N.J Army Clifford Case R N.J. Fort Dix Defense Harold Brown South Korea Thomas McIntyre New Hampshire Edmund Muskie Maine Lyndon B. Johnson Lewis Wyman Richard M. Nixon Carter Massachusetts Fort Devens Mass John White White

Supreme Court ruling sparks criticism on corporate speech

The Supreme Court ruled corporations have a First Amendment right to speak on political issues, sparking alarm from watchdogs who warn further easing could trigger nationwide corporate influence. Critics fear impact on referendums, bond issues, and state statutes amid debates on campaign finance and potential corporate contributions.

Supreme Court Fred Wertheimer Common Cause Citizens Lobbying Wertheimer Massachusetts Lewis F. Powell Jr Richard L. Lesher U.S. Chamber of Commerce

1700 Acres Of Historic LBJ Ranch For Sale Near San Antonio

A part of the historic LBJ Ranch near San Antonio is offered for sale. The 1,700 acres, between Johnson City and the main ranch at Stonewall, include wild fowl, deer and exotic game. Naumann notes the land splits by highway into 960 and 740 acre tracts priced at 950 per acre, with a discount if both sides are bought together. The property was once part of the LBJ Ranch and is not the section now housing the LBJ Park.

San Antonio Texas LBJ Walter Cronkite Lincoln Austin Gene Naumann Wall Street Journal Lyndon B. Johnson Lady Bird Johnson White Ranch House Naumann LBJ Ranch The Johnsons Tulsa Okla Johnson City Stonewall

City attorney accuses gas firm of bad faith in rate bid

City Attorney Ted Painter in Austin charged Southern Union Gas with bad faith in filing a higher rate increase with the Texas Railroad Commission. He cited prior council statements claiming a $510,000 deficit while seeking 4 percent and now a $617,000 deficit with 8 percent, claiming a public relations ruse before the commission. Mayor W R Bickley spoke against the hike.

Gas Company Ted Painter Southern Union Gas Company Texas Railroad Commission Austin Painter W.R. Bickley Council Ben Matta Matta Billy Frank Davenport Bill Moss J.J. Maxey Charles Muniz Eleuterior M. Garcia Police Department Garcia Bickley

Lawsuit challenges Customs bid to curb publicity in Texas

An International union sues the U S Customs Service claiming rules barring employees from talking to reporters violate rights. The case by Charles Boucher charges officials were embarrassed by press reports in 1975 76 and sought to suppress embarrassing information. William Hughes El Paso district director allegedly ordered Boucher not to speak with newsmen after El Paso Times reports on mismanagement.

EL Paso, Texas U.S. Customs Service Charles Boucher Customs Boucher Liam Hughes el Paso el Paso Times

City awards rodeo arena contract to Pecos firm

Reeves County Commissioners Court and Pecos City Council awarded James Construction Company of Pecos the low bid of 34048.13 for Rodeo Grounds Arena repairs including judges booths plumbing and wiring. Other bids ranged from 33489 to 37170 with second-stage work affecting stairs and walkway.

Reeves County Commissioner’s Court Pecos Rodeo Grounds James Construction Company Wardroup Construction Company Lubbock Don City Hall Jesus Muniz Phillip Tyree KIM Radio J.J. Maxey Pecos Motors, Inc Ford

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