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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1976

Page

3

Nixon to China as private citizen no foreign policy role

President Ford stated Nixon travels to the People's Republic of China on a private citizen basis starting Saturday and not as a policy actor. Ford defended the trip during a Tuesday night news conference.

Washington Ford Richard Nixon China Nixon People’s Republic of China

Intelligence shakeup limits U S eavesdropping and intrusions

President Ford's intelligence reorganization bars CIA and NSA from eavesdropping on conversations to from or inside the United States. Policies also ban infiltrations unless non U S persons acting for foreign powers, restrict domestic surveillance to those with access to classified data with agency head approval, outlaw domestic break ins, and tighten tax return disclosures by the Internal Revenue Service.

David C. Martin Associated Press Washington CIA National Security Agency United States Ford Administration U.S George Bush NSA

AFL CIO Defends Social Security Reform Proposals

The AFL-CIO charges that SS criticism is a political tactic but urges Congress to raise the maximum earnings subject to tax from 15200 to 28000 to shore up funds. Ford favors a smaller rate hike targeting lower incomes, impacting to $49 at most for 1977.

Robert A. Dobkin Miami Beach Fla Afl-Cio Labor Federation Congress Executive Council Ford Labor Council

Ford says rightists cannot win the national election

President Ford argues Reagan sits to his right philosophically but adds no clear ideological gap. He asserts that anyone further right, Democrat or Republican, cannot win a national race, signaling focus on Social Security and federal spending ahead of New Hampshire and Florida primaries.

Austin Houston Alpine Robert K. Corkins Walter Mischer Corkins Dan Krohn State Banking Department State Banking Board Washington Ford Ronald Reagan Reagan George C. Wallace Alabama New Hampshire Florida

Kissinger Opens Peru Leg of Latin Tour Amid Cuban Questions

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger heads to Lima on the tour’s second leg as Cuban issues dominate discussion. Protests erupt with tear gas, Peru’s Morales Bermudez seeks balance with the United States while Kissinger repeats support for anti intervention and outlines a six point plan for inter American relations.

Kenneth J. Freed Associated Press Caracas Venezuela Henry A. Kissinger Peru Kissinger Lima Pruvian Francisco Morales Bermudez United States Angola Cuba

Scabies Outbreaks Hit Iowa Texas and Colorado Cattle

The Agriculture Department reports four cattle scabies outbreaks confirmed in January across Iowa Texas and Colorado, a drop from December and last January. All affected cattle were quarantined and released after treatment. Officials urge herd inspections and reporting suspected cases to veterinarians or authorities. Disease control relies on dipping animals in insecticide solutions.

Washington Agriculture Department Tle Iowa Texas Colorado

Hearst Testimony Details Rhetoric and Fear Behind Bank Robbery

Patricia Hearst described a mind overwhelmed by revolutionary rhetoric and a body battered by abuse as she testified about the April 15, 1974 Hibernia Bank holdup. She said SLA chief Donald DeFreeze intended to kill her, and she participated under threat of execution. The testimony followed a judge memo questioning her claim of being a prisoner under constant SLA watch.

Tony Ledwell Associated Press SAN Francisco (Ap Patricia Hearst Miss Hearst Hew Symbionese Liberation Army Hibernia Bank SLA Donald FBI Miss Heart DeFreeze Willie Wolfe Bailey Los Angeles

Women drive jobs on Alaska pipeline says engineer

Frank Moolin Jr. says about 1,000 of 16,300 workers on the 800 mile Prudhoe Bay to Valdez pipeline are women. He notes women fill roles as ironworkers drivers laborers cooks and more while earning similar pay to men and sharing bunkhouses and facilities along the work route.

Associated Press NEW York Alaska Frank P. Moolin Jr Prudhoe Bay Artic Ocean Valdez Pacific Klondike Annies Moolin Becauue Marine Corps

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