Carter summons private citizens to Camp David for economic talks
President Carter, after hearing advice from Congress members and officials, invited prominent private citizens to Camp David to address inflation running above 13 percent and a looming recession. The discussions followed dinners with figures including Federal Reserve Chair G William Miller and Robert Strauss, signaling a focused effort on domestic economic policy.
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Carter to announce Mexico Canada oil deal amid fuel crunch
Boston Globe reports Carter plans to announce negotiations with Mexico and Canada for increased crude oil shipments to ease this winter’s fuel shortage. Details were not given, but Mexico and Canada supplied 451000 and 548000 barrels daily earlier this year. The plan may include an energy mobilization board and synthetic fuel programs.
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Estes jury keeps hope for acquittal in Horton case
Defense lawyers say co defendant Horton has favorable odds of acquittal as jurors seek when he first learned the steam cleaning equipment did not exist. Proceedings pause after a seven hour session without a verdict. both men face charges of fraud and conspiracy over selling non existent oil field steam cleaners and hiding Estes assets from the IRS.
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Associated Press
Dallas
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Postponement granted in Cullen Davis murder case
Fort Worth Texas AP a missing witness central to the defense has prompted a three week delay to July 30 in the murder for hire trial of Cullen Davis. Judge Gordon Gray postponed after defense said Pat Burleson cannot be located.
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Eight Indictments Opened by Pecos TX Federal Court
Grand jury in the Pecos Division of the Western District of Texas returned eight indictments. A Dallas couple, Craig Laughlin and Janice Laughlin, face a two count case for conspiracy to possess marijuana with intent to distribute. Three Dallas Fort Worth area defendants Soward Stodghill and Teresa Stodghill face three counts for illegal marijuana importation and conspiracy to distribute. Pedro Bustamante Arras and Juan Manuel Zuniga Arias of Mexico were indicted for illegal reentry. Baudillo Hernandez Valencia of Mexico faces four counts for aiding aliens to evade inspection. Two defendants are jailed in Reeves County Facility. others released on bond.
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Teresa Sanders Stodghill
Arlington
Pedro Bustamantearras
Juan Manuel Zuniga-Arias
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Baudillo Hernandez-Valenzuela
U.S
Reeves County
Vance Testimony Continues On SALT II Ratification
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance warned that failure to ratify the SALT II treaty would jeopardize anti-satellite talks nuclear testing bans and force reductions in Europe. He said many nations could build nuclear weapons quickly and that ratification would reassure NATO allies and curb the arms race while paving paths to SALT III.
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Seven DPS troopers resign over salaries in Kaufman
Seven Department of Public Safety troopers quit in Kaufman County Texas over low pay creating chaos on highways. One remaining trooper in Kaufman handles incidents while two others in Forney and a lone officer in Terrell face gaps. Ex deputies cite financial strain and potential impact on traffic tickets as concerns.
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Weather Outlook for Pecos and Vicinity This Week
Weather calls for clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with hot afternoons and a chance of scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight. Highs range from 94 to 107 across West Texas, with temperatures dipping to 66 to 75 in most areas and cooler readings in the mountains.
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