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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1976
Page
3
In Texas, Southern Union Gas Co plans to discontinue service to 108 rural Panhandle customers within two weeks, citing sparse density. Hearing examiner Tom Hill may recommend continued service until a final decision by the railroad commission.
AP reporting from New York notes Barbara Jordan electrified delegates as the first black woman to keynote a major party convention. Carter was expected to name a running mate today with options including Muskie Mondale Glenn Church Jackson and Stevenson. Glenn spoke earlier urging unity while Jordan urged a revived national community and common purpose.
Mayor Lila Cockrell may oppose a public vote on a proposed out of court settlement of San Antonio's 200 million suit against LoVaca Gathering Co. The plan, reviewed by CPS and other customers, faces complex terms and requires approvals from LaVaca principals, the company, and security holders. Several customers including Austin and Lower Colorado River Authority file suits totalling 1.4 billion. The case centers on price disputes under long term contracts and the need to keep gas supply for electric generators.
The 5th U S Circuit Court granted Nuevo Laredo a 10 day respite on gas supply by Entex. An emergency restraining order prevents termination until 5 p m July 22. The dispute centers on unpaid bills totaling 714 000 through May and 185 000 for June.
A columnist riffs on politicians and energy costs as rain limits fuel and wood supply. The New Orleans court bars a ruling, reviewing a Nuevo Laredo gas action. Zaffirini notes Entex gas rate hikes while Nu‑evo Laredo seeks Pemex imports through a lengthy process.
The platform pledges national health insurance and guaranteed minimum incomes, aiming for unemployment reduced to 3 percent in four years. It supports easing Hatch Act restrictions, granting federal workers political rights as a birthright while preserving civil service, with Carter allies contributing to wording. The document seeks swift approval at the Democratic National Convention.
The United States defended Israel's Entebbe rescue in Uganda and urged the U N Security Council to unite against hijacking and terrorism. Ambassador Scranton cited the July 4 raid as a bold mission, pressed against a failed international bid to condemn Israel, and argued a right to defend nationals amid an imminent threat.
The Alcoholic Beverage Commission asks for 12.75 million the first year and 12.1 million the second, up from 10 million, to fund expanded enforcement as it notes current staffing and rising outlets for alcohol. It cites 218 inspectors now and argues 19 more would reduce violations, while pushing for 25 million to buy radio cars for agents.
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