Pecos Candidate Seeks State House Seat in May Primary
Pecos businessman Eleuterio M. Garcia announces his candidacy for State Representative District 69 in the Democratic Primary on May 3. Born in Pecos, he cites local roots, family, church ties, and a record of community involvement from MAPA work in Los Angeles to regional Texas leadership roles.
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Eleuterio M. Garcia
Garcia
Pecos
Los Angeles
Calif
Rachel Trujeque Buentiempo
Paul
Pecos High School
Jerome
Zavala Junior High
Angelita
Bessie
South Bay
Mexican-American Political Association
MAPA
Congress of Mexican-American Unity
The
Democratic Party
Robert Kennedy
California
United States
Change For
America
Notivation
Texas
Louisiana
M.E.T. Advisory Council
West Texas
Iowa caucuses tonight Carter has lead in polls
AP reports Iowa caucuses mark sharp poll swings as Carter leads Democrats with Kennedy pressing in a race to win delegates. Republican Reagan leads briefly in Des Moines polls but Bush and others surge as turnout predictions rise. nationwide strike at Amoco oil fields highlights broader labor action.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Des Moines
Iowa
Texas City
Texas
Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Amoco Production Co
West
Fastern
New Mexico
OCAW
Amoco
George Miga
Carter
Edward M. Kennedy
ABC
Kennedy
Des Moines Register
California
Ronald Reagan
Register
U.N
CIA
George Bush
Reagan
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Jimmy Carter
White House
Carter signals US Olympic boycott if Soviet troops stay in Afghanistan
President Carter urged the IOC to boycott the Moscow Games or move them if Soviet troops remain in Afghanistan after 30 days. The USOC will meet in Colorado Springs to decide, with Carter noting Canada Britain and West Germany may support the move. Moscow Radio dismissed the proposal as Cold War politics. Carter spoke on NBC and warned that hostages in Iran could affect regional security.
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Carter
Washington
Walter F. Mondale
Rosalynn
NBC
Meet the Press
Moscow
White House
Afghanistan
Associated Press
U.S
International Olympic Committee
Lloyd Cutler
Canada
Great Britain
West Germany
IOC
Lake Placid
N.Y
U.S. Olympic Committee
Moscow Radio
Funk
Iran
William O Douglas burial set for Arlington Wednesday
The Supreme Court famed free speech advocate William O Douglas will be buried Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery. Chief Justice Burger will deliver the court's first tribute since Douglas died at 81 after a stroke. Douglas championed First Amendment rights and privacy, wrote 532 dissents, and will be remembered for his environmental and individual liberty causes. He is survived by his fourth wife Cathleen Curran.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Arlington National Cemetery
Douglas
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
National Presbyterian Church
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Columbia University
Carter
Gerald Ford
House
William J. Brennan
Dallas Supreme Court clears way for school busing
Dallas desegregation efforts move forward after the Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, declined to review an appeals court ruling approving busing about 20 000 students at an annual cost of 5 8 million. Dissenters warned the plan could boost white flight and resegregation.
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James H. Rubin
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Dallas
Texas
Appeals Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Powell
Court of Appeals
Potter Stewart
William H. Rehnquist
Jury report postponed to January 29 by judge Fuller
Judge Larry Fuller of the 143rd District Court announced that the jury set to report tomorrow at 9 a.m. has been postponed for one week. Jurors should now appear at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 29, at the county courthouse.
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Larry Fuller
143Rd District Court
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