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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1975

Page

3

Fighting erupts near Da Nang. Saigon reports 141 enemy killed

South Vietnamese forces clash around Que Son, 25 miles south of Da Nang, as they consolidate defense west of the town. The Saigon command confirms 141 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong deaths in the day of fighting.

Saigon South Vietnam da Nang Que Son

Inflation hits peacetime high at 12.2 percent in 1974

AP reports December prices rose seven tenths of a percent, lifting 1974 inflation to 12.2 percent. Purchasing power fell 5.4 percent for the average worker. The rise is the highest since 1946 and the worst in peacetime since 1913, though recent months show easing. Energy taxes proposed by Ford could add about two points to inflation this year. The CPI stands at 155.4, versus 100 in 1967.

Robert A. Dobkin Washington (Ap Labor Department Ford Congress

Democrats Promise Better Relief Under Albert Leadership

Congressional Democrats led by Speaker Carl Albert say they can direct tax relief, tackle the energy crisis, and aid the poor better than President Ford. Albert, in a broadcast reply to Ford, argued the party seeks solutions, citing a 12 percent rebate proposal that would largely favor the wealthiest taxpayers. They urge House action by the end of March.

Washington Carl Albert Ford Albert Congress

LeMaistre Fails Biology At Own Request

A UT Austin case reports William LeMaistre son of Chancellor Charles LeMaistre received a failing biology grade at his request after the instructor faced pressure for a make-up final. The student later earned a C on the make-up, the professor resigned, and a university inquiry is underway. An unrelated note discusses Ford oil taxes and potential price hikes for fuel and goods, debating rebates versus higher costs.

Martha Guentzel University Regents

Ban on fireworks loses steam for Fourth of July

A U S Product Safety Commission bid to ban firecrackers and bottle rockets failed to advance in time for the 1974 Fourth of July. Legal delays and industry objections slowed action. officials say regulation by June 1974 would not affect the holiday. Injuries from fireworks were tallied at 6 600 in 1973.

Washington U.S. Product Safety Commission Commission Richard QC Simpson Newsman Taiwan Macao Hong Kong Oklahoma

Thirteen Bodies Found in Charred Gargantua Club Closet

Montreal police report 13 dead in a smoke filled six by six foot beer closet at Gargantua Club, victims piled in twos and threes. Authorities suggest arson in an underworld feud. one victim was a topless dancer. No wounds observed. bodies moved to morgue for identifications.

Montreal

Quick knife saves victim of stabbing

In Santa Monica a surgeon performed urgent open heart surgery on stabbing victim Herman Paulk 44 of San Bernardino after delay would have been fatal. Police techs aided as three youths attacked him and his wife at Palisades Park. Paulk was listed in stable condition and expected to live.

New York Brooklyn Albert Santangelo Santa Monica Calif William G. Plested Jim Simpson Herman Paulk San Bernardino Palisades Park Ocean Beach Paulk

CIA budget secrecy may soon be opened to public

Senate leaders discuss a potential release of the CIA total annual budget, a long held secret. Sen. Cranston criticizes CIA funding as expanded by foreign contributions, with a bipartisan panel proposed to probe intelligence agencies. The panel would have subpoena power, a $750000 budget, and a nine month mandate.

Washington Senate Hugh Scott Central Intelligence Agency Alan Cranston D-Calif Iran Scott CIA United States Cranston Senate Democratic Caucus Mike Mansfield Mansfield U.S Pentagon

Iraq arrests terrorists who seized 10 hostages

Iraq denounced three Arab gunmen who seized 10 hostages at Orly Airport in Paris and said they have been arrested in Baghdad. A Paris embassy statement noted the French jetliner that evacuated the hostages landed only after flight fatigue and fuel concerns. Cairo papers condemned the siege and urged Arab unity while Orly security was tightened after a two hour briefing between officials and airport authorities.

Paris Iraq Orly Baghdad France Jes al Ahram al Akhbar al Gomhouriya Michel Poniatowski

FBI denies improper act in Congress information

FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley rejected charges of improper soliciting or misuse of information on members of Congress. He said such data is collected only when members are investigated or undergoing a background check and that unsolicited information is kept for potential future appointments but never used to influence decisions.

Washington FBI Clarence M. Kelley Kelley Judiciary Committee Congress Don Edwards Dcalif House Atty Laurence H. Silberman Justice Department Robert Havel Additon Senate Democratic Caucus Senate Intelligence Agency J. Edgar Hoover Havel Silberman

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