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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1974

Page

3

Nixon milk price supports tied to politics not contributions

AP reports the White House acknowledged that political considerations influenced Nixon's 1971 decision to boost milk price supports, while denying campaign contributions swayed him. Two White papers countered charges linking donors to this milk case and ITT antitrust suits, as Nixon marks his 61st birthday amid Watergate efforts.

San Clemente Calif White House Nixon International Telephone & Telegraph Corp

Media urged to cut back to conserve energy

Former White House aide Herbert G Klein urged voluntary media cutbacks including eliminating one edition of big city newspapers and halting late night to early morning TV broadcasts. He argued conservation would build public trust while not harming journalism. In California, Senator Tunney warned of possible oil market manipulation with tanks and ship arrivals up, urging probes into a suspected conspiracy.

Springfield Ill White House Herbert G. Klein Klein Nixon Sangamon State University Metromedia, Inc Chicago Los Angeles

Nixon budget hike targets defense and energy plan

President Nixon proposes a fiscal 1975 budget with defense spending rising by up to eight billion dollars to cover higher pay and material costs. The plan also includes energy research, a start on national health insurance by 1977, and a new transportation revenue sharing program.

Washington Nixon Roy Ash Ash Office of Management and Budget Congress Dixy Lee Ray Atomic Energy Commission Administration AEC

Cold and Darkness Prevails in Alaska Schools

FAIRBANKS Alaska AP daylight saving time stirs opposition in lower 48 while Alaska keeps routine schooling in dark half the year. Bob Clark Fairbanks transportation director notes November to late February see about 4 hours of sun daily and buses cover 5400 miles daily. Many students ride buses if far from school or in hazardous areas with poor lighting. Kindergarten to high school attend under strict rules with some walking two miles to a 20 mile bus ride. Buses are insulated to stay 40 above zero and all have radios for quick help.

Fairbanks Alaska United States Bob Clark Clark

Carrasco pleads guilty and receives life prison term

Fred Gomez Carrasco known as El Senior chose life in prison on assault to murder charges in Corpus Christi. The 33 year old from San Antonio faced a change of venue and related charges after a 1973 motel shooting that wounded him and led to the arrest of Rosa Carrasco, his wife, who would be freed as part of a plea deal. Carrasco, a reputed drug trafficking figure linked to a Texas Mexico operation, could be eligible for parole in 15 years according to his attorney James Gillespie.

Corpus Christi, Tex Fred Gomez Carrasco South Texas Carrasco Rosa San Antonio Texas Mexico Guadalajara Rosa Carrasco Associated Gilberto Escobedo Bexar County Atty Charles Conaway James Gillespie Gillespie

Pun Fun Convention Ends with Howling Groans

New York AP reports the 27th annual convention of the Society for the Revival and Preservation of the Pun wrapped at the New School for Social Research. Comics celebrated Attila the Pun with a workshop led by George Q. Lewis, who envisions a pun library for groans and giggles.

New York Society For the Revival and Preservation of Carpenter New School For Social Research Attila the Pun George Q Lewis Morrie Simkin Manhattan

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