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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1977

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Senators warn against industry concessions in natural gas talks

Senator Howard Metzenbaum warns energy conference negotiators against broad industry favors as they seek a compromise on natural gas deregulation. He argues a deal may tilt toward oil and gas interests, risking higher consumer bills if price controls are lifted. Conference members meet amid stalled talks, aiming for a bipartisan path before Christmas with possible delay until next year.

Washington House Senate Howard Metzenbaum Ohio Energy Conference Congress House Senate Carter Metzenbaum The

Carter to decide on consumer tax cuts amid energy bill uncertainty

President Carter plans a decision by Wednesday on tax reductions totaling 20 to 30 billion dollars for individuals and businesses. If approved, the package could include up to 5 billion in federal excise tax cuts, with most relief expected for consumers. The timing and exact mix depend on energy policy and Social Security changes, and the plan aims to balance cuts between consumers and business.

Gregory Noke Associated Press Washington Carter Congress White House

Carter Signs Social Security Tax Hike Amid Reform

President Carter signs a broad Social Security bill raising payroll taxes for 107 million workers. The measure increases the taxable earnings cap, extends benefits rules, and includes welfare amendments aimed at stabilizing funding through 2007 while addressing long term deficits.

Washington Carter Congress

GM Texan buyers to receive 3.6 million in engine switch rebates

General Motors agrees to pay 3.6 million dollars to 7,872 Texans who bought Buick Oldsmobile and Pontiac cars with Chevrolet engines sold 1976 to 1977. Each buyer gets 200 dollars and a 36 month 36000 mile mechanical performance certificate transfer. Agreement signed by Judge Reagan Cartwright after negotiations with Texas Attorney General John Hill. California Louisiana Iowa Kentucky and Tennessee oppose terms.

Houston General Motors Corp District Court Reagan Cartwright Texas John Hill Cartwright Hill GMC Giant Automobile Corporation

Immunization Clinic Planned in Fort Worth

The Texas Department of Health will hold a baby immunization clinic on December 27 from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 6 p.m. at 1010 West Third Street. The event is open to parents seeking immunizations for their children including school age kids. Bring records of previous vaccinations if available. For information call 445-2417.

Texas Department of Health West Third Street

Weather outlook for Monday and midweek

Forecast calls for mostly fair skies this afternoon and tonight into Wednesday. Expect a colder spell with cooler overnight lows as conditions remain dry across the period.

Tentative US Mexico flight pact targets eight Mexican cities

Negotiators reach a tentative deal allowing flights from Albuquerque and El Paso to eight Mexican cities including Guadalajara and Acapulco. The CAB would decide if one or two routes are awarded, with two routes potentially split between airlines. Frontier already has route permission that could affect timing.

Associated Press United States Mexico Albuquerque el Paso Texas Guadalajara Mazatlan Hermosillo Guaymas Puerto Vallerta Manzinillo Zhaumejo Acapulco Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Mexico City U.S Washington, D.C Frontier Airlines Frontier

Contentment with Life's Simple Means

A brief adage from scripture notes that true gain is godliness with contentment. We brought nothing into the world and can take nothing out, so with food and clothing we should be content.

Tractors to Move Into Lubbock in Grain Farmers Protest

Hundreds of tractors prepare to enter Lubbock as part of a protest for higher crop prices. A 24 hour shutdown is planned for food processors with a phone survey to determine support and potential phase two actions. Mayor Bass expresses sympathy but will not back a closing proclamation.

Lubbock, Texas Texas Greg Rystad Rystad Amarillo North Texas Lubbock American Agriculture Roy Bass Bass

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