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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1972

Page

3

Witness to 189 electrocutions seeks end to death penalty

Don Reid, longtime Huntsville Item editor, has witnessed 189 executions in Texas since 1937. He now calls the death penalty unlawful in its current form and hopes Supreme Court guidance will end the practice. Reid fears the chair and recalls the terror of the death chamber as he urges abolition or restraint in state justice.

Supreme Court Don Reid Jules Loh Huntsville Tex Don State of Texas Reid Texas State Penitentiary United States Texas Huntsville Item Saul Tarsus Buster Northern Northern Dallas Buster Jim Lezall

SALT talks eyed for October in Geneva

The United States and the Soviet Union plan a second SALT round in Geneva likely in October with a formal Washington Moscow announcement expected today. Congress moves toward a five year moratorium on offensive missiles while a defensive missile treaty was approved. Gerad C. Smith leads negotiations aiming to cap bombers and forward bases and refine missile limits.

Washington United States Russia Geneva Moscow U. S Congress House Senate Gerard C. Smith Smith Helsinki Vienna Nixon Soviet Union Henry M. Jackson D-Wash

Pay Board holds line on wage standard 5.5 percent

The Pay Board leans toward keeping the 5.5 percent wage standard as a ceiling while a review proceeds. Nixon aides privately expect no change soon, citing next year’s labor negotiations and public acceptance. Labor Secretary Hodgson says the board can meet the president’s objective without changing the rate.

Price Commission Labor James D. Hodgson

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