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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1975

Page

3

Ford urged to veto Energy Conservation bill by oil commission

The Interstate Oil Compact Commission urged President Ford to veto the Energy Conservation and Policy Act, saying the bill would worsen unemployment inflation and balance of payments. The telegram came at the end of the commission's annual meeting, signed by outgoing Gov. Edwin Edwards and incoming Gov. Dolph Briscoe.

Birmingham Ala Ford Interstate Oil Compact Commission Edwin Edwards Louisiana Dolph Briscoe Texas

Voter registration ruling leaves Texas in confusion

The Justice Department rejected a Texas provision requiring all voters to re register by mail or be purged, saying it could confuse minority voters and curb rights. Officials said the ruling leaves unclear how to proceed with voter registration and potential court action was noted.

Austin Justice Department Mark White Texas J. Stanley Pottinger U.S White Pottinger Texas Civil Liberties Union TCLU

Schedule D Misuse Increases Oil Gas Firm Risk

In Dallas the SEC regional chief warned that Schedule D oil and gas offerings in Texas and nearby states could total up to 100 million this year. Richard Hewitt said 73 firms in five Southwestern states filed 388 offerings, with about 600 filings nationwide. He noted potential investor pump of 97 million at the maximum 250000 per offering, as securities regulators mull eliminating the Schedule D exemption.

Washington U.S Agriculture Department USDA Crop Reporting Board Dallas Texas Securities and Exchange Commission Richard Hewitt Securities Commissions Hewitt Ings Louisiana Oklahoma Southwest Bruce

Parr aide convicted of felony theft in Texas

Marvin Foster, 47, longtime legal aide to former Duval County Judge Archer Parr, was found guilty in Brownsville district court of accepting a $3,500 check from the Benavides school district for delinquent taxes he wasn’t entitled to. Deliberations lasted about three hours. sentencing phase set with possible 10 years and no probation.

Brownsville Tex Marvin Foster Duval County Archer Parr Parr Foster San Diego Benavides Darrell Hester Dist Benavides School Board

Redford look alike enjoys the spotlight in Long Beach

Rick Bryson, a 30 year old insurance agent, was mistaken for Robert Redford at Long Beach State football events in Dekalb and Des Moines. He chose to play along as fans cheered and halftime introductions occurred, with hysteria from some fans.

Long Beach Calif Rick Bryson Dekalb Ill Des Moines Iowa Psst Robert Redford Bryson Robert

Teamster questioned in Hoffa jury probe

DETROIT AP Step hen Andretta a New Jersey Teamster who was granted access to jurors in the Hoffa case is being questioned by investigators. The inquiry centers on potential ties between the juror and organized labor figures amid the high profile probe.

Teamster Hoffa Detroit Stephen Andretta New Jersey Provenzano Teamsters Pension Fund Andretta Brothers Briguglio Brothers Teamsters Union City

Watergate trio avoids prison walls

Washington AP reports H R Haldeman John Ehrlichman and John Mitchell still have not served prison time nearly a year after conviction in the Watergate cover up case. Appeals decision pending before the U S Court of Appeals and possibly the Supreme Court will determine if sentences begin.

Washington H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman John N. Mitchell U.S. Court of Appeals U.S. Supreme Court Appeals U.S. District Court John J. Sirica Supreme Court Robert C. Mardian Haldeman Ehrlichman Mitchell White House

Peanut butter to brighten Christmas

In Fort Worth Texas Bell Helicopter workers started a drive to ship peanut butter to colleagues in Iran where the product is scarce. By Wednesday 2000 jars were donated by employees from nine area Bell plants and will reach Iran by Christmas.

Fort Worth Iran Bell Helicopter Bell America Middle East

UTPB Receives Full Accreditation From SACS

The University of Texas of the Permian Basin in Odessa, Texas, has been granted full accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools after a unanimous vote at the annual meeting in Atlanta. The accreditation enables eligibility for federal grants and contracts and supports program recognition by professional bodies and societies.

Jacobsen appeal is landmark case in plea bargaining

Special federal prosecutors will ask the Supreme Court to review a 5th Circuit ruling about dropping fraud charges against former milk lobbyist Jake Jacobsen. They call the decision landmark, saying Judge Hill overstepped by appointing Woodruff and two others to try the case after the charges were dropped.

Dallas Supreme Court Justice Department Jake Jacobsen Wayne Woodruff 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Appeals Court U.S. District Court Robert M. Hill Woodruff Jacobsen

Cyclamate may be OKed by panel decision next year

A blue ribbon panel tentatively concluded that more than 20 animal studies found no cancer birth defect or genetic damage linked to cyclamate. One panelist warned of a possible weak carcinogen risk, calling for more tests before FDA action. Abbott welcomed the possible reapproval as FDA weighs conclusions.

Bernard Weinstein Columbia University Food and Drug Administration Abbott Laboratories

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