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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1974
Page
2
The Boston School Committee presents phase two desegregation plans in federal court and votes on a 35 000 student busing program just before a noon deadline amid large pro and anti busing demonstrations.
Washington AP Officials drafting major energy policy recommendations for President Ford after weekend Camp David sessions. The Energy Resources council chaired by Interior Secretary Morton reviews findings and sharpens proposals, weighing tax incentives, voluntary programs, and possible mandatory conservation measures.
NASA launches a five year Global Air Sampling Program using four Boeing 747s to measure upper atmosphere pollution. Detectors on United Airlines first test will track jet emissions over U S routes and the Pacific, with Pan Am Qantas and SAS joining later. The study aims to assess ozone levels, cloud formation, and aerosol dust from aircraft.
Civilian pilots should watch for low level routes around Cannon AFB New Mexico. Routes run 7am to 6pm Monday to Friday and may occur at night. Aircraft operate from surface to 1500 feet at 360 to 650 mph. Bird hazard reduced usage, flights to rise with migratory season.
The Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission board approved two Reeves County grant applications. Pecos City seeks 369 138 in FAA funds to upgrade Pecos Municipal Airport runways and taxiways with 73047 local funds and 50000 from the Texas Aeronautics Commission. The Community Action Council of Reeves County was recommended 20022 from HEW for Saragosa Head Start operations and 29320 from the Office of Economic Opportunity for five Reeves County neighborhood centers. Eight items received favorable comments while a GI Forum grant review drew unfavorable feedback and a proposed amendment to the Migrant Worker Plan also drew concern. All grants from the Criminal Justice Advisory Committee were recommended.
Secretary Kissinger said the United States is considering a plan to prevent oil prices from dropping enough to jeopardize development of alternative energy sources. He noted limited progress on Cyprus peace talks and Greek Turkish agreement, stressing policy aims to reduce prices while pursuing substitutes if price cuts fail.
President Ford mourned Walter Lippmann, describing him as a great American whose long career as a newsman, columnist, and author shaped public dialogue and journalism. Lippmann, 85, died Saturday of a heart ailment after a long career including 26 books and a syndicated Today and Tomorrow column.
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