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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1976

Page

3

Budget showdown looms as Ford faces Congress

Congress votes this week could show if President Ford can gather support for his budget or if Democrats will press to reshape it with more social programs. House Democrats seek a two thirds vote to overturn Ford's veto of a 45 billion labor health education and welfare appropriation.

Washington Congress Ford Congressional Democrats House

Return of Peace Sparks Beirut Celebrations and Tense Lines

Thousands of Lebanese celebrate peace in Beirut as Syrian led cease fire holds with Palestinian patrols watching. Gunfire flares at points along the Christian Muslim divide while PLA troops patrol western districts and Arafat warns looters and pledges protection for Christian villages. Police report two leftist Muslims killed, seven gunmen killed by Palestinians, and arrests of looters as Karami restarts government. Syria pledges no annexation and will ensure early withdrawal of troops.

Farouk Nassar Associated Press Beirut Lebanon Palestine Liberation Army PLA Yasir Arafat Arafat Rashid Karami

Kennedy Cohen owner hit by bankruptcy ruling in Miami

Miami based Kennedy and Cohen filed for bankruptcy, allowing court appointed receivers to run the nine year old chain. The retailer has closed 17 stores outside South Florida, laid off hundreds of workers, and owes over 21.7 million on a revolving loan while GECC tightened credit in 1974. Mel Landow, founder, retains control during the process but has few assets left. He financed growth via large inventories and a revolving loan with First National Bank of Chicago.

Miami Kennedy & Cohen Mel Landow Landow South Florida First National Bank of Chicago

Hearst attorneys press pretrial motions in Patty Hearst case

Defense lawyers ask Judge Carter to dismiss charges claiming brainwashing and withheld evidence. They seek to bar handwriting samples, jailer testimony, and a log of Hearst's activities, and allow stress test expert testimony. Prosecution opposes lie detector results and argues for private interview with Dr Kozol.

San Francisco Patricia Hearst U.S. District Court Oliver J. Carter Miss Hearst Harry Kozol Boston Hearst Thomas May

Schools pool gripes on special pupil fees

Texas school officials gather to challenge a ruling barring fees for workbooks driver education band uniforms and other activities. The hearing precedes a Feb 14 committee review on delaying the fee ban and districts face a $22 million shortfall to replace these funds. El Paso board member Woodrow Bean calls the hearing futile and warns districts risking accreditation if fees persist.

Austin, Tex Texas State Board of Education Atty John Hill Hill Sider Texas Education Agency Woodrow Bean el Paso Bean

Illiteracy Study Finds 20 Percent Of Adults Struggle

New Orleans AP reports a national study shows 20 percent of adults are functionally illiterate, unable to meet basic daily demands. The survey measured reading writing problem solving computation and speaking and listening, with regional and age variations and concerns about non English speakers.

New Orleans Johnny Norvell Northcutt University of Texas National Advisory Council On Adult Education Northcutt Archie Buffkins University of Maryland U.S Terrel H. Bell

Intelligence costs three times listed in defense bill

The final report of the House Intelligence Committee estimates U S intelligence operations cost about 10 billion dollars annually, three to four times the amount in the defense appropriations bill. It details covert activities including CIA aid abroad and notes CIA exposure risks from 1973 Chile hearings.

Washington U.S Select House Intelligence Committee Navy CIA Angola Czechoslovakia Poland Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Senate Chile Jackson Jacksonville Fla James Schlesinger Richard M. Nixon Salvador Allende Frank Church Didaho Senate Multinational Corporations Nixon CIA Appropriations John MceCellan D-Ark

Barbs by Phil Pastoret

A light column era vignette on aging politics and social foibles. The piece jests about the world as an oyster at twenty and a shell game past forty, and wryly questions the behavior of politicians and public figures.

Radio theft hits FCC official in Beaumont

Beaumont resident Evelyn White reports her car radio stolen outside her home. She notes the loss occurred after a Citi zens Band radio outage affected her communications, highlighting irony in the frequent reports of radio theft to her office.

Beaumont Tex Evelyn White Federal Communications Commission FCC

Quakes shake Kermit Texas area records small tremors

Residents in Kermit Texas report three minor earthquakes last week. A 3.0 on the Richter scale was recorded by Texas Tech seismologists in Lubbock. No damage or injuries. Data from the National Earthquake Information Center is awaited to determine cause.

Kermit, Tex West Texas National Earthquake Information Center Golden Colo Texas Tech Lubbock

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