Consolidation study urged as public benefit in Sonora plan
City officials discuss a local study of a law enforcement consolidation, with Raul Florez backing the survey to reveal trouble spots and inform future funding. County Attorney Holcombe cites Dixons project in Hardenmann County, noting improved crime clearance, cost savings, and dispatcher reallocation under a unified department.
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Raul Florez
Florez
A.B. Nail
Sonora
Walter Holcombe
Hardemann County
Criminal Justice Council
Holcombe
Gary Ingram
Quanah
Perea to lead area talent hunt for Carter campaign
Frank Perea has been chosen by the Jimmy Carter staff to seek qualified Mexican American candidates for high level equal opportunity and civil rights posts in HEW HUD EEOC and the U S Civil Rights Commission. Applicants should have a college degree and relevant experience, with resumes sent to Perea for forwarding to Joe Bernal and Richard Hernandez.
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Jimmy Carter
Perea
The
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Joe Bernal
San Antonio
Carter
National
Carter-Mondale
Washington, D.C
HEW
HUD
EEOC
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Legislators noncommital on two irrigation gas bills
State Representative Dick Slack and Senator W E Pete Snelson voiced no position on two Plains Irrigation Gas Users Association bills. They want hearings and testimony before deciding if deregulation or new PUC oversight should apply to agricultural gas pricing amid cost data disputes.
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Dick Slack
Plains Irrigation Gas Users Association
PIGUA
Public Utilities Commission
Slack
W.E. ‘Pete’ Snelson
Midland
Snelson
Railroad Commission
Commission
John Atkin
Hereford
FPC
Jack Hopper
Municipal League
Pecos
Texas
Aikins
John Moss
California
John Tower
Humble Oil
Supreme Court
Permain Basin Petroleum Association
Conscience of Senate Hart Dies at 64
Philip A. Hart a Michigan Democrat and longtime liberal leader known as the conscience of the Senate died at his Washington home of malignant melanoma. He championed civil rights and consumer protection and announced in 1975 he would not seek another term. President Carter and others honored his public service.
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Philip A. Hart
U.S. Senate
Hart
Michigan
Senate
Carter
Plains, Ga
Energy Council says Texas oil industry healthy with rising rig counts
The December Texas Energy Report notes strong current health and a favorable long term outlook for oil exploration and drilling. Permian Basin rigs hover around 279, with Texas totals rising over four years. Despite higher production, well output declines suggest aging wells or lower yields from new wells.
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Energy Advisory Council
Texas Energy
Permian
Memorial ceremony honors crash victims in Bangkok
A Buddhist monk led a memorial at the wreckage of an Egyptair Boeing 707 in Bangkok as rescue workers recovered bodies from the textile factory debris. More than 70 died, including 55 aboard and about 18 factory workers, with Japanese relatives arriving to identify remains. Officials said air traffic controllers detected no fault before the 3:40 a.m. landing attempt.
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Thailand
Egyptair
Tokyo
Civil Aviation Department
Cairo
Bombay
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