Carter seeks lean budget for 1979 topping half a trillion
President Carter forwards a $500 billion plus fiscal 1979 budget to Congress, the first half trillion plan in U S history. Outlays total about $462 billion with a near record deficit, a $25 billion tax cut and defense up to $126 billion in spending.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carter
Congress
Seniors place orders for graduation invitations at Pecos High
Dick Jacks of Southern Engraving Company visited Pecos High to assist students in ordering graduation invitations. Most ordered during Jacks visit. Dutchover helps afternoon work and absent students. Invitations delivered in late April after class officers select three samples and the class votes on one.
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Dick Jacks
Southern Engraving Company
Houston
Texas
Pecos High School
Jacks
David Dutchover
PHS
Dutchover
Delma Naverette
Marla Vick
Robert Hinojos
GOP leaders give mild praise to Carter tax cut plan
House Minority Leader John Rhodes and Senate leader Howard Baker offered cautious praise noting the plan's potential but urging deeper cuts and detailed allocation. Treasury Secretary Blumenthal predicted passage while warning on negotiations. Congress faces a light calendar with criminal code revisions and Panama Canal treaty hearings shaping the week. Carter argues tax relief must accompany broad reform as his plan promises up to 258 dollars in savings for a family of four earning 15 thousand to 25 thousand dollars annually.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
House
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Senate
GOP
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
Rhodes
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate Human Resources Committee
Administration
Orla Youth Nominated to Air Force Academy
Congressman Richard C White announced Orla resident James B Boroughs is nominated for an appointment to the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs Boroughs address is Box 39 Orla White said he is now eligible for consideration for the academy appointment
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Washington
Richard C. White
Texas
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
James B. Boroughs
Orla
White
Pickets protest outside federal courthouse in civil rights case
Houston AP report details pickets outside the federal courthouse as lawyers prep for jury selection in the civil rights violation trial of four former Houston policemen linked to the Joe Campos Torres case. The quartet had been indicted after two received probated sentences for state court misdemeanor charges. Pecos records show 52 degree high with 26 degree low overnight. Weather: warmer today, colder north. highs 52 to 69, lows 20 to 46. Tuesday highs 33 to 64.
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Houston
Federal
Joe Campos Torres
Pecos
Carter budget targets 5.8% unemployment by 1979
President Carter's 1979 budget sets unemployment at 5.8 percent within two years and projects GNP surpassing 2 trillion. It notes full employment may never return to 4 percent, with 4.9 percent seen as full employment now and 4.7 percent by 1983. The plan aims to halve unemployment and inflation annually, aided by a $25 billion 1978 tax cut.
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Carter
Washington
Congress
Visers
Jury selection today Yarbrough loses three motions wins only one
Former Texas Supreme Court Justice Don Yarbrough faced a verdict trial in Austin as three defense motions were denied and one granted by District Judge Mace Thurman. Jury selection was set for 2 p.m. and jurors may set punishment if guilty. The defense sought individual questioning and an indictment challenge but were rejected.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Supreme Court
Don Yarbrough
Mace Thurman
Thurman
Yarbrough
Waggoner Carr
Yarbrugh
Carr
Phil Nelson
Helping Hand extended by Reeves County residents
The Enterprise reports the Successful Holiday Season program Helping Hand aided eight Pecos and Reeves County families during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Readers donated clothing furniture food toys and cash with church civic groups and individuals contributing. Coordinator Bertha Fuentes and publisher Ken Dulaney praised the community’s generosity and announced continued limited-year support.
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Enterprise
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Bertha Fuentes
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Rachel Kirkwood
Community Council
Ms. Kirkwood
Ken Dulaney
Dulaney
Earline Cameron
Robert Hinojos
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