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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1974

Page

3

Occidental Petroleum shale oil method claims cheaper and greener

Occidental Petroleum Corp says it has developed a shale oil extraction method that avoids ecological problems and is cheaper than rival processes. The company released the statement after heavy trading in its stock following a query from the New York Steel Exchange.

Los Angeles Occidental Petroleum Corp New York Steel Exchange Occidental

China negotiates to buy executive helicopters from US firm

Defense officials say China began talks to purchase non military executive helicopters from an American company. In Mexico City, Americans abroad receive tips on security and kidnapping response via a five page leaflet distributed by the American Embassy and consulates.

Washington Defense Department People's Republic of China Mexico City U.S

Farmers must prove need for conservation aid in 1974 rule

Washington AP reports farmers must show extraordinary conservation needs to qualify for RECP funding of 90 million for approved projects. The shift from temporary to enduring practices includes pond building terracing and planting permanent pastures with emphasis on tree planting and pollutant runoff control, under a program shaped by political pressure and budget actions.

Washington Agriculture Department Congress Rural Environmental Assistance Program REAP Ray Hunter Corn Belt Hunter White House

Congress trims Nixon budget yet boosts overall spending

The Senate House Committee on Reduction of Federal Expenditures reports that for fiscal 1974 Congress cut Nixon’s appropriation requests by 3.3 billion but increased total spending by 3.5 billion. The net rise stems from spending hikes in new bills and inaction on proposed savings, offsetting a 533 million year ahead impact. The deficit outlook improved as revenues rise from higher personal and corporate profits, though a fuel-driven slowdown could trim future estimates.

Washington Congress Nixon Senate House Committee

AWOL German Shepherd at Lackland Faces Patrol Duty Pressure

Fritz, a three year old German Shepherd at Lackland Air Force Base, fled from the kennel and roams nearby underbrush. He has flunked patrol dog training twice and is undergoing retraining as a basic patrol dog when he disappeared. If he cannot become a patrol dog, humane euthanasia by tranquilizers is possible, though officials hope for a return and reevaluation.

San Antonio Tex Fritz Air Force Doug Moore Lackland Air Force Base Departemnt of Defense Dog Center Lackland Moore William Steele Steele

Petroleum geologist says oil is available

SAN ANTONIO AP A veteran petroleum geologist M O Turner 1974 general chairman of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists told a local civic group that five calm and collected years with reasonable profit would lead to US fuel self sufficiency. He urged deregulation of natural gas restoration of depletion allowances and tax laws recognizing value of oilmen. Turner warned Congress may nationalize the industry and blamed bureaucratic meddling for shortages noting higher Arab Libyan and Venezuelan prices.

San Antonio M.O. Turner American Association of Petroleum Geologists United States Turner Congress South Texas Venezuela

Raids Sweep Nine Fort Worth Theaters In Porno Crackdown

Federal state and city agencies closed down nine Tarrant County theaters in a planned sweep that yielded thousands of films merchandise and equipment. About 70 officials from the district attorney office Fort Worth police and the IRS participated. Twenty two people including a theater operator were arrested and released on personal recognizance bonds. Patrons were surprised some resisted and a teen on probation and an IRS attorney were among those present. One Fort Worth officer returned rented films after the raid.

Fort Worth Tarrant County District Attorney's Office Joe Shannon Jr Shannon IRS

Electronic benefit checks move to direct deposits in March

The Treasury plans direct electronic deposits for about 3.5 million SSI recipients starting in March. The program will expand to 25 million Social Security, veterans and civil service retirees within two years, aiming to replace most paper checks. Participation is voluntary with checks still mailed upon request.

Washington Treasury Department Treasury David Mosso of the Treasury

Butz opposes government export controls on farm goods

AP reports Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz spoke to farmers in Crosbyton and reiterated strong opposition to export controls on U S farm products. He urged lifting fabric import restrictions to lower clothing costs and warned against producing solely for government needs, stressing agriculture as a national strength and world peace factor. Rep George Mahon praised him.

Butz High Plains Crosbyton America George Mahon D-Tex

Bible mentions pitch used to waterproof Noah's ark

The earliest reference to waterproofing pitch appears in scripture. The Good Book notes Noah used pitch to seal the ark seams before the flood covered the earth.

Arms race grows between Chile and Peru over tanks

U S intelligence reports Chile plans to buy over 40 French AMX30 tanks to counter Peru s recent Soviet tank acquisitions. Peru has already purchased Russian T55 tanks and 130 mm artillery at favorable terms. Congress limits on Latin American arms sales cloud options while Chilean officers seek U S tanks and jets.

Washington Chile Peru U.S Latin America Allende United States Latin American Congress Pentagon Juan Velasco Russia Sev Eral

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