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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1970

Page

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Autumn storm dumps heavy snow across Great Lakes region

A wind driven autumn storm ends three days of mild weather in the midcontinent. Six to twelve inches of snow fall from northeastern Minnesota through northern Wisconsin and into upper Michigan. Drifts reach car hood height, blocking roads in northern Wisconsin counties near Lake Superior. Heavy snow warnings remain for more accumulation overnight.

Associated Press Great Lakes Minnesota Wisonsin Upper Michigan Wisconsin Lake Superior

NATO Ministers Agree Berlin Before Security Conference

At the winter meeting in Brussels the NATO foreign ministers said they would join a European security conference only after the Soviet Union agrees to ease West Berlin restrictions. They stressed unhindered access to Berlin, 110 miles inside East Germany.

Brussels North Atlantic Treaty Organization Soviet Union West West Berlin Berlin East Germany

Mayport Navy personnel dump oil waste off Florida coast

Washington reports Mayport Naval Station personnel dumped oil waste into coastal waters without the required Navy clearance issued 31 days earlier.

Washington Mayport Naval Station Florida

Senators Face Clash Over Cambodia Policy Actions

Senators favoring restrictions on U S involvement in Cambodia may clash with House backers of Nixon policies as committees in both chambers take steps that could contradict each other after the Cooper Church amendment was stalled in the House.

Washington U.S Cambodia House Nixon Senate

Space Agency Sees 1972 73 Orbit Innovations

Dr Wernher von Braun predicts extended earth orbits for 1972 and 1973 may yield industrial miracles such as golf ball sized crystals and metals that float on water as new products from space research.

Washington Wernher von Braun The Space Agency

Witness Refuses Testimony in My Lai Case

Former GI Paul David Meadle refuses to testify in the murder trial of Lt. William Calley at Fort Benning Georgia. He cites possible self incrimination and is turned over to federal authorities for prosecution as the court adjourns, with MPs escorting him from the courtroom.

Benning Army William Calley My Lai Calley Paul David Meadle Meadle Reid W. Kennedy Columbus FT. Benning, Ga Wil

Smoother Apollo 14 Launch Aimed After Vibration Fix

NASA installed an anti shake device in the Saturn V second stage S I 9 of the Apollo 14 rocket to reduce vibrations and ensure a safer lift off for astronauts Alan B. Shepard Jr. and crew toward the moon next month after Apollo 13 recorded unusually high vibrations during its April 11 launch.

Washington Space Agency Alan B. Shepard Jr National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Banks Cut Rates On Small Consumer Loans Nationwide

Three major banks moved to lower loan costs for typical small borrowers. Chase Manhattan Bank of New York slashed interest by about a half percent on consumer installment loans up to 5,000 dollars. Bank of America and Wells Fargo in San Francisco announced similar cuts, targeting small business loans and personal loans while conventional mortgages remain unchanged.

Associated Press Chase Manhattan Bank of New York San Francisco Bank of America Wells Fargo Bank

Oil Fire in Gulf of Mexico Becomes Largest in History

Four drilling rigs moved to plug off flames from fuel spewing wells ten miles off shore after an explosion on a control platform. The blaze threatens weeks of cleanup as Shell and Coast Guard assess leaks and cover locations. The platform stands in 60 feet of water sixty five miles south of New Orleans with two workers dead and many injured.

Gulf of Mexico New Orleans New York Third Avenue Fire Department Coast Guard Shell Oil Co Washington Interior Department Chevron Oil Co Gulf Shell

Senate Rejects Federal Aid for SST Program

The Senate voted 52 to 41 to kill 290 million dollars in federal subsidies for the supersonic transport program. Proxmire led the environmental critique calling the project an economic folly, while supporters argued it was vital to American aviation. The defeat shapes future House Senate conference talks and signals reduced momentum for SST prototypes.

Washington Senate Nixon House William Proxmire D-Wis Warren G. Magnuson Henry M. Jackson Boeing Aircraft Company

British Envoy James Cross Freed After 60 Days

Montreal AP report says British envoy James Richard Cross was released after 60 days in a windowless room under Quebec separatists with submachine guns. A doctor said he is in excellent condition aside from 22 pounds lost, with Cuban intermediaries arranging the handover. Cross will fly to Europe after a hospital checkup and a TV interview expressing relief.

Montreal James Richard Cross Quebec Cross Cuba Jewish General Hospital Robert Bourassa Europe Bern

Oil Slick Threatens Florida Coastline

Northeast Florida residents monitor weather as a large Navy oil slick slowly disperses off the coast. Officials note progress but warn conditions remain unsettled. The Mayport Naval Station reports dumping procedures dating from prior laws, while new federal rules set limits within 50 miles of shore, but not beyond.

Jacksonville Fla Florida Atlantic Norma. Sheilds Florida Marine Resources Department Ponte Vedra Beach Navy Mayport Naval Station St. Johns River U. S Nixon

Inhumane Treatment Told Pows

AP News writer Jules Soh reports on the Vietnam POW experience describing a "twilight world" of Hanoi Hilton captivity. Former prisoners like Col Norris Overly and Lt Robert Frishman discuss isolation, monotony, and psychological degradation surpassing physical torture.

North Vietnam Pavlov Hanoi Hilton Air Force Norris M. Overly al War College Washington Navy Robert Frishman Frishman San Diego Wesley Rumble George Air Force Base Calif Rumbel Hanoi United States Indochina Overly

Weekend Weather for Southwest Texas West of Pecos

Fair skies with mild afternoons and cool nights through Saturday. High Saturday 87 degrees, low tonight 35 degrees.

Texas The Pecos

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