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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1978
Page
3
Austin reports that real estate license issuance is delayed due to a computer failure. The Texas Real Estate Commission says renewal applicants are licensed as of January 1, while night work accelerates license preparation.
Canada warned of retaliatory expulsions if Moscow ousts Canadian personnel over one for one measures after banning 13 Soviet spies. Don Jamieson disclosed four diplomats ordered home by Monday, seven by Feb 23, with two already abroad not allowed return, and named Igor Vartanian among those accused.
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said about 2,000 Cubans are in combat roles with Ethiopia in the Ogaden fight, a figure that reinforces U.S. concern over Cuban presence in Africa. He cited new statistics during a State Department speech to business leaders, noting growing Cuban combat activities alongside Somali-backed insurgents.
President Carter plans a three way invitation to Washington with Prime Minister Begin and President Sadat to meet in April. Carter aims to resume Egyptian Israeli peace talks, seeking concessions on territory settlements and Palestinian rights in the West Bank and Gaza.
The attorney for Ronald Louis Humphrey says he will contest evidence obtained without warrants in a case charging Humphrey with passing confidential information to Vietnam. A Justice Department source says President Carter authorized such searches. The Washington Post reports Carter approved secret TV surveillance in Humphrey’s CIA office, supplying much of the case’s evidence.
AP reports New England endures its worst snowstorm of the century with wrecked shorelines and weathered homes. Boston sees streets closed as residents enjoy rare sunshine while Concord skiers navigate more than two feet of snow along a main street in a blanketed region.
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