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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1978

Page

3

Radioactive fragment from Soviet satellite found in Northwest Territories

Northwest Territories report notes a potentially lethal fragment from a crashed Soviet satellite discovered, bringing the total found to five. Health physicist Wick Courneya says radioactivity near 200 roentgens per hour. two hours exposure could be fatal.

Yellowknife Northwest Territories Wick Courneya Canada Atomic Energy Board

Solons question cuts in arms sales

Washington AP Carter aims to cut overseas arms sales by 8 percent to 8.6 billion this fiscal year as lawmakers scrutinize the policy. Critics warn the move may not lessen US influence and note most remaining sales go to Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Iran amid global competition.

Washington Carter United States Ness U.S Middle East Subcommittee Gerry E. Studds D-Mass Studds NATO Japan Australia New Zealand Anthony C. Beilenson D-Calif Africa Latin America Asia Israel Saudi Arabia Iran Lucy Wilson Benson Lucy Wilson Benson, Assistant Secretary of State For Security Assistance Larry Winn Jr R-Kan Soviet Union France

Meat Prices Up as January Costs Rise

AP market basket survey shows prices climbing in January with meat items leading increases. Hamburger pork chops and frankfurters rose while eggs and butter fell in dairy. Cornell extension analysts project a 4 to 6 percent rise in food costs for the year, though weather energy costs and labor actions could shift the outlook.

Louis Cook Associated Press Cooperative Extension Service Cornell University

Polanski in Paris to escape sentence

London reports Roman Polanski is at his Paris home after fleeing California to avoid sentencing for sexual relations with a 13 year old. Extradition to the United States seems unlikely as Scotland Yard says he has committed no crime in Britain.

London London Evening News Roman Polanski Paris California United States The Evening News Polanski Capital Rosemary’s Chinatown Heathrow Los Angeles Scotland Yard Britain America the Yard France Santa Monica Calif Douglas Dalton

Towns to sue HUD over community development grants

A nationwide group of small towns and cities sues HUD arguing proposed rules threaten access to Community Development Block Grants. Robert Elliott, HUD counsel, filed the class action on behalf of communities with populations 50,000 or less alleging the regulation would bar many from applying for comprehensive grants.

Washington Department of Housing and Urban Development Robert Elliott HUD National Association of Smaller Communities Mississippi Conference of Black Mayors Elliott

Former Houston officer testifies on brutality during arrest

Terry Wayne Denson, 27, a former Houston police officer, told jurors that brutality is just a label officers use for any physical confrontation during arrests. He said the notion is a joke and that handcuffing and seating a prisoner in a car can be brutalizing to some people.

Houston (Ap Houston Terry Wayne Denson

Senate Rejects Two More B1 Bombers Amid Budget Standoff

A Senate vote of 58 to 37 upheld a decision against constructing two B-1 bombers at 462 million dollars, tying up funds for other programs including mining law enforcement and rail passenger service protection. The House had approved the planes 191 to 166 in December despite Carter’s call to end the program, sending the dispute to a conference committee.

Washington Senate House Carter Congress

Carter seeks public backing for canal pact via TV address

President Carter urged national support for the Panama Canal treaty in a televised fireside chat as Senate divisions over the pact persist. Byrd called it a key step, Javits warned of a glacial move toward approval, while Dole and Goldwater remained unconvinced and criticized the speech for candor and cost concerns.

Washington White House Carter Capitol Hill Senate United States Robert C. Byrd West Virginia Jacob Javits Rn.y Robert Dole Rrian Barry Goldwater R-Ariz

Sadat seeks U S pressure for concessions at Camp David

President Anwar Sadat flies to the United States to press for Israeli withdrawals from occupied territory and Palestinian self determination. He aims to rally Arab support and hopes Camp David talks illuminate next steps while Israel negotiators return to Cairo.

Cairo Egypt Anwar Sadat United States Israel Sadat Rabat Morocco Carter Camp David Washington Hassan Britain France West Germany Austria Italy Romania Sinai Peninsula Tel Aviv Ezer Weizman Tel Aviv-Ben Gurion U.S Alfred Atherton Atherton Moshe Dayan Aswan

East German native sets ski jumping world record

On March 9 1973 in Obersdorf East Germany a native son soared to a world record distance of 554.3 feet in ski jumping. The mark towers above a 55 story building and marks a historic achievement in the sport.

Obersdorf East Germany

Texas churches favor treaty in canal debate

Dallas AP reports the Panama Canal treaty goes before the Senate as the Texas Conference of Churches voices approval. Delegates ended a three day meeting Wednesday with endorsement on issues including the canal plan. The conference comprises Protestant Greek Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches.

Dallas Carter Senate Texas Conference of Churches Independent Conference

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