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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1976

Page

3

Ford to end gasoline price controls drawing GOP and Dem scrutiny

President Ford moves to end federal price controls on gasoline prompting immediate criticism from Democrats who could block the plan. An aide claimed decontrol would barely affect pump prices, while opponents warned of possible six cent increases per gallon.

Vail Colo Ford John Carlson

Chinese Troops Quell Chaos Linked to Gang of Four

Reports from Peking, Baoding, and Hong Kong say Chinese troops ended extended anti Hua Kuo Feng disturbances in Baoding carried out by followers of Chiang Ching. Armies suppressed armed bands, freed bombings and robberies, and ordered rebels to surrender.

Hong Kong Mao Tse Tung Baoding Peking China People’s Daily London Daily Telegraph Today Sydney Australia Morning Herald Telegraph Nigel Wade Hopeh Boading Hua Kuo-feng Mao Chiang Ching Gang of Four Sydney Morning Hearth Yvonne Preston Hua Paoting Morning Herald Chang Chun-chiao Wang Hung-wen Yao Wenyuan Communist Party

Oil use hits new high in December amid cold weather

The Federal Energy Administration reports U S oil demand averaged 19 131 million barrels per day in the four weeks ending December 17 a new record surpassing February 1973 levels as colder eastern winter temperatures push up home heating and power generation fuel use.

Washington Weather Bureau Federal Energy U.S FEA National Weather Service The Weather Service Continental Divide Rocky Mountains

Sharp shooters kill patient to save seven hostages

In Haysville Kansas a former mental patient named Larry Leer killed a man to prevent harm to seven hostages. Leer had abducted Bonnie Horinek and her four children and later released some after demanding protection and hospital commitment. An officer was grazed by a shot as police moved in.

Haysville Kan Sam Davidson Wichita Larry Leer Bonnie Horinek Horineks Leer Lonnie Beam Associated Press

Swine flu inoculations halted amid Guillain Barre study

The CDC extended the moratorium on swine flu vaccinations while studying Guillain Barre Syndrome linked cases. Maryland stopped its program. experts say reinstatement hinges on a new flu outbreak, with only two confirmed swine flu cases in the U.S. and 19 deaths from Guillain Barre overall.

Jack Stillman Associated Press Atlanta Federal Center For Disease Control CDC David J. Sencer Maryland Baltimore Neil Solomon United Wisconsin Missouri Guillain-Barre

Man survives dump incident after sheetrock buries him

James M. Green, 26, recalled being drunk and cold when he crawled into a Dempster Dumpster at the Memphis city dump and fell asleep. A load of sheetrock covered him, leaving him pinned until a truck emptied the dumpster. He was rescued, hospitalized in satisfactory condition with a broken hip and minor injuries.

Memphis James M. Green Dempster Green City City of Memphis

Coldest place in 48 states a lesson in humility

In International Falls Minnesota the coldest spot in the lower forty eight offers a stark yearly lesson. Residents like Frank Bohman reflect that surviving harsh winters heightens awareness of basic needs and community spirit. The area averages 37.5 degrees with 50 inches of snow yearly and ground freezing five feet deep until June.

Jules Lohap International Falls, Minn Contiguous States Canadian Frank Bohman North Pole Canadian Rockies Rainy Lake Duluth

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