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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
3
Coastal States Gas Producing Co. sought higher gas prices by stressing scarcity during a 1969 document read in a San Antonio pretrial on the city’s 4.9 million suit against gas suppliers. The report notes broader national political and regulatory context across multiple U.S. cities.
North Central Texas and southern Oklahoma schools reopen after a gas curtailment that shut about 50 schools in a 50 mile Wichita Falls area. Authorities cited forecasts for a colder winter and said further curtailments depend on weather. Lone Star Gas plans new supplier contracts as it negotiates intrastate and interstate gas needs.
In Farmland Indiana at 89 Ansel Toney cherishes soil and kite strings alike. He recalls a boyhood of coal lamps and horse power as he tends a cluttered forge shop and fixes kites for local children. He reflects on debt and change while noting young visitors who fly his kites.
Five young militants from the Communist 23 September group forced into the Subensanbles Electronics plant in Juarez and killed manager Jose Rene Hernandez Flores, 24, with a .45 pistol after protests among about 50 to 75 workers. Authorities detained three suspects for questioning. The plant, part of the Juarez Industrial Complex hosting American firms like General Electric and Westinghouse, had recent labor unrest.
Beiruit AP Salim el Hoss, 48, designated premier, vows a government of work and reconstruction. He seeks emergency powers for six months and may reinstate capital punishment with Syrian army backing to stabilize postwar Lebanon. Chamoun criticizes technocrat cabinet.
Former Southwestern Bell executive James Ashley testified in a $4 million invasion of privacy suit that he was told to cooperate with law enforcement and arrange illegal wiretaps. He described service monitoring as aimed at staff and customers, and said he favored mail or phone surveys instead.
President elect Carter told NATO ministers in Brussels that America’s commitment to the alliance shall be sustained and strengthened. Kissinger read the message as NATO officials, including all 15 members, met, amid debate over funding a proposed fleet of 27 Boeing 707 jets for early warning and defense.
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