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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1977

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Carter cautions on tax cut and balanced budget clash

President Carter says he cannot guarantee a balanced federal budget by 1981 without risking the planned 25 billion dollar election year tax cut. He notes tradeoffs between tax relief and deficit goals while outlining energy, health care, and foreign policy priorities. He discusses European and Asian trips and expects Senate approval of the Panama Canal treaty by April.

Richard E. Meyer Associated Press Washington (Ap Carter Sion Plains Congress United States Soviet Union Senate Indian Ocean Brezhnev Middle East U.S Israel White House

Miller to Head Federal Reserve Board Amid Burns Move

Business leaders praise G William Miller 52 head Textron Inc Providence RI and Boston Fed director to replace Arthur Burns as Fed chair Jan 31. Carter consulted many business figures before naming Miller highlighting stability inflation fight and long term investment. Burns may stay on Fed board. Meany and other leaders call Miller capable and well qualified.

Washington G. William Miller Federal Reserve Board Arthur F. Burns Miller Textron Inc Providence R.I Boston Federal Reserve, Bank Burns Carter Bill Miller Heath Larry National Association of Manufacturers Bank of American A.W. Clausen Irving S. Shapiro The du Pont Co Cairman Business Roundtable Afl-Cio George Meany Arthur Burns Meany David Lilly Senate Federal Reserve

Briscoe ousts Cauble from Texas Aeronautics Commission

Gov Dolph Briscoe removes hot tempered Rex Cauble as chairman of the Texas Aeronautics Commission and names James D. Abrams to replace him. C.T. Matthew is reappointed to a new term. The move comes amid ongoing controversy over airline certificates and routes.

Austin Texas Dolph Briscoe Rex Cauble Texas Aeronautics Commission Cauble Briscoe James D. Abrams el Paso Texas Air Control Board C.T. Matthew of Yoakum Commission Abrams Matthew Denton Bauble John Connaly Preston Smith McCreary Presi

Elevator Blast at Grain Elevator Kills 15 Injures 22 Missing

In Galveston Texas a gravity blast at Farmer's Export grain elevator leveled a tower injuring at least 22 with 15 confirmed dead and three still missing. Rescue crews faced lingering fire and rain as they searched rubble and a demolished railcar for victims.

B.F. Kellum Associated Press Galveston, Texas Farmer’s Export Co E.E. Burke Galveston County Sheriff's Office Burke John Sealy Hospital Galveston A.D. Carroll Carroll Alfred Brown Daniel Love

List of 15 dead in Galveston grain elevator explosion

AP reports the Galveston Port spokesman Paul Mabry lists fifteen victims of the Farmers Export Co grain elevator explosion. Names include James Badger 51 Texas City. David Belloa mini 26 Galveston. Larry Briggs 25 Hitchcock. Annette Figaro 18 federal inspector. Dennis Lamb 26 Galveston. Harrison Murray 26 Galveston. W R James 28 Texas City. Michael Tamalenus 26. David Waters Sr 35. Charles Williams 21. Eugene Stokke 37. and others with roles as farmers employees and inspectors.

Galveston Tex Farmers Export Co Paul Mabry James Badger Texas City David Corrado Belloamini Larry Briggs Hitchcock Nick A. DiPeso Dickinson Federal Grain Inspection Service Annette Figaro Dennis M. Lamb Alvin W. Lueders Webster Harrison John Murray W.R. James Caldwell Senigall Jr Clarence Torbett Michael Tamalenus David Lee Waters Sr Charles Williams Eugene A. Stokke

Carter taps John White as Democratic national chair

State leaders praise John White choice as chairman of the national Democratic Party. President Carter announced White, former state agriculture commissioner, as chair on Wednesday. Gov. Briscoe and Land Commissioner Armstrong lauded his leadership and compare him to past Texas figures. Comptroller Bullock predicts White may become the party’s best chairman.

Austin Texas John White Carter White Dolph Briscoe Bob Armstrong Robert Strauss Dallas John Armstrong Bob Bullock

Weather Watch: Warmer Through Friday With Showers Possible

Partly cloudy and warmer through Friday. Overnight low not specified. Chance of showers Saturday with no threat of precipitation Sunday and Monday.

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