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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1978

Page

3

New demonstrations in Iran as oil strike cripples output

Iran faced intensified anti government actions as oil workers halted production to under 2.8 million barrels daily, a drop from 6 million. Tehran sealed University approaches while Ayatullah Taleghani urged a large Ashura turnout. Opposition leaders Sanjaby and Forohar were released, fueling coalition speculation amid an exodus of foreign residents.

Philip Dopoulos Associated Press Tehran Iran Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi National Oil Company Tehran University Ayatullah Taleghani Gholamali Oveisi Imam Hossein Mohammed Oveisi el al Betwen Tel Avid Europe United States

Temple followers served subpoenas in Ryan slaying probe

Seventeen Peoples Temple followers including two of Jim Jones's adopted sons were subpoenaed today to testify before a San Francisco grand jury about the slaying of Representative Leo Ryan at a jungle airstrip in Guyana. Laura Johnston, a nine year member, said all those arriving Wednesday night had been subpoenaed to appear in U.S. District Court in San Francisco.

New York Peoples Temple Jim Jones San Francisco Leo Ryan Guyana Laura Johnston U.S. District Court Ryan

Swiss Parliament elects Hans Huerlimann as president for 1979

Hans Huerlimann, interior minister and Christian Democrat, was chosen by the Swiss Parliament to serve as president in 1979, succeeding Willy Ritschard as the ceremonial head of state in a rotating annual lineup among cabinet members.

Bern Switzerland Hans Huerlimann Huerlimann Willy Ritschard

Federal authorities step into steel hauler strike dispute

Federal actions tighten in Ohio as violence linked to a 27 day old strike by dissident steel haulers flares across three states. U S Attorney James Williams said FBI and others will prioritize the case. Four FASH members faced federal charges after a Columbus County shooting damaged a truck.

Pittsburgh Ohio James Williams U.S FBI Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers Teamsters Union FASH William Hill Stanley Czarnecki Columbia County

Seven Killed as Mexican DC-6 Crashes at Omaha Airport

A Mexican air force DC-6 exploded in a red fireball and crashed after takeoff from Eppley Field, killing seven aboard. Five men and two women were identified. witnesses said engines leaked oil and cold weather caused engine condensation. Firefighters battled flames for hours amid zero temperatures.

Ellen Haddow Associated Press Omaha, Nebraska Missouri River Douglas County James Keenan Eppley Airfield Mike Steiner Sanchez Ortiz Mexico City Omaha Bill McDonnell San Antonio Texas Compania Agricola Mexicana Mexico Omaha Hilton

Turnout 67.6 percent as Spain approves new constitution

In Madrid AP report notes 87.8 percent yes, 7.9 percent no, and 3.5 percent blank of 96 percent tallied ballots. Turnout 67.6 percent of 26 million voters with abstention rising, especially in Basque country amid ETA threats. Franco widow and King Juan Carlos voted. Suarez-led reform coalition backed the measure.

Associated Press Madrid Spain National Election Center Francisco Franco ETA San Sebastian Franco Dolores Ibaxrugi Passionara Russia Juan Carlos Sofia Adolfo Suarez Suarez Center Party

Notre Dame Cathedral Fire in Montreal Rages

AP reports a fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Montreal began around 7 a.m. and burned an annex at the rear while the main church filled with smoke. Firefighters struggled to set up eight aerial ladders amid narrow streets surrounding the block‑sized landmark near Place d Armes.

Montreal Notre Dame Cathedral Notre Dame Place d’Armes

Eleven Missing After Newark Fire Rips Three-Story Tenement

A three story Newark fire left at least 11 people missing and feared dead as roof collapse trapped residents. Fire chief John Caufield said 18 escaped including a man who jumped from a second story window. Demolition began as investigators probe cause amid dangerous conditions.

Neward N.J John Caufield

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