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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1978

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Senate energy bill faces fight over natural gas pricing plan

Senate Energy Committee Chair says supporters have cloture votes to break a filibuster of the natural gas pricing compromise. Senator Jackson doubts the bill’s fate as Abourezk and Metzenbaum threaten to block a vote, arguing the price plan under Carter risks subsidies to producers and unequal charges for residential users.

Mike Shanahan Associated Press Washington Senate Energy Committee Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Senate Carter James Abourezk South Dakota Howard Metzenbaum Ohio Congressional Conference Committee Abourezk Jackson Robert Byrd House Sen Mark Hatfield Oregon Hatfield Metzenbaum

Money financing overhaul eyed for public schools

South Padre Island Texas AP report says state school officials expect major revisions in school financing within ten years. U S Commissioner of Education notes money for public education has been a key topic, with Dr Ernest Boyer stressing fiscal concerns.

SOUTH PADRE _ISLAND Texas U.S. Commissioner of Education Ernest Boyer

Lubbock man convicted in federal drug and gun case

Donald Thomas Lockwood, 21, of Lubbock, was found guilty after a jury trial of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute marijuana and a controlled substance, and illegal firearm possession involving a .410 sawed off shotgun. The Feb Big Bend National Park offense led to a Pecos Division indictment, with sentencing set for late next month after a presentence report. he remains on bond with travel restrictions.

Lubbock Donald Thomas Lockwood Grand Jury Pecos U.S. District Court For Western District of Texas Big Bend Naional Park U.S William S. Sessions Lockwood

Hartman Pushes Move to Drop San Antonio from Nuclear Plant

San Antonio Councilman Glen Hartman formally launched a bid to withdraw from the South Texas Project nuclear plant, flagging delays and rising costs. He cites a projected $1.3 billion total, up from $900 million, with $558 million attributable to the city. The 11 member council recently approved an extra $75 million for the project, a vote Hartman opposed. Weather in Pecos showed a 100 degree high and 68 degree low with a forecast of storms spreading from Panhandle to southeast Texas.

San Antonio, Texas Lila Cockrell Glen Hartman San Antonio South Texas Project Hartman Matagorda County City Public Service Pecos Associated Press West Texas Panhandle Upper 50S

Speaker Holds Sessions on Texas Tax Relief Compromise

In Austin AP reports Speaker Bill Clayton pressing a compromise to win 100 votes for a tax relief constitutional amendment. The plan bills $450 million in state reimbursements to schools, replaces references to referenda, and adopts statewide appraisal standards plus county level property valuation. Reactions from Rep. Bush and Bryant Jackson align with the aim while Peveto’s effort remains stalled. If not adopted, critics warn the special session may end without action amid ongoing talks on repealing the 4 percent state sales tax and increasing inheritance tax exemptions.

Associated Press Austin Texas Bill Clayton House Ways and Means Senate Bob Bush D-Sherman Bush Clayton John Bryant Dallas Lee Jackson Bryant Jackson Bryant Jackson Wayne Peveto Orange Peveto Leroy Wieting Portland Wieting Pereto House-Senate

Roof Collapse Kills Six Firemen At Brookln Waldbaum’s

A roof collapse at a burning Waldbaum’s supermarket in Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn killed six firefighters and injured at least seven others. About 150 firefighters from 30 companies battled the blaze for over three hours, with the incident marking the NYFD’s worst single-fire loss in 12 years.

New York Brooklyn Waldbaum's Sheepshead Bay Coney Island Mid- Manahattan Coney Island Hospital Manhattan Madisson Square

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