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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1977

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Yarbrough faces impeachment bid amid perjury forgery claims

A Texas House address resolution accuses Yarbrough of perjury forgery and solicitation of capital murder. He denounces the allegations as historically used in impeachments and seeks due process protections. A Travis County grand jury indicted him on perjury and forgery, while a Harris County bar suit seeks disbarment for alleged improper acts.

HOUSE Concurrent Resolution of Address Yarbrough Travis County Harris County Bar Association

Senate weighs neutron bomb funding amid warhead debate

The Senate faces a floor vote on continuing funding for neutron weapons, intended to kill troops with limited blast damage. President Carter urged approval while opponents led by Sen. Mark Hatfield seek to strip funds from a public works bill. Carter cited security interests and two Aug. 15 Pentagon and ACDA studies as factors in a final decision.

Washington Senate Carter Europe Mark Hatfield R-Cve NATO Pentagon Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Prsident

Radical OPEC states resist attempts to freeze oil prices

In Stockholm OPEC radical states vowed to oppose a price freeze led by Saudi Arabia and Iran at 1978 levels. Libya and Algeria urged corrections to the $12.70 per barrel price with Venezuela partly opposing. Yamani linked price moderation to Arab-Israeli peace, while an interim committee was formed to study price differentials.

Stockholm Sweden Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC Saudi Arabia Iran Libya Ezzedin Mabrouk Venezuela Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani Middle East Carter Mideast Congress Yamani

Longview Man Charged with Murder in Infant Death

A 25 year old Longview man Terry Reed was jailed on first degree murder charges in the beating death of his nine month old stepdaughter Rachel Goldstein. Bond set at 100000 after police arrested him Tuesday. Doctors reported bruises on face head arms and cuts on legs.

Longview Tex Charles Cashwell Terry Reed Reed Rachel Goldstein Good Shepherd

Weather watch: hot temps with storms through Sunday

Forecast calls for scattered mostly late day and night thunderstorms through Sunday. Expect clear to partly cloudy skies elsewhere with very warm temperatures. Highs mostly in the 90s, near 105 in the Big Bend area, and lows from the 60s to 70s, with 50s in the mountains.

Big Bend

Two Filipina nurses found guilty in 1975 poisonings

In Detroit a federal jury convicted Narciso and Perez of poisoning three patients at a Veterans Administration hospital in Ann Arbor in 1975, with one count of murder acquitted for Narciso. Both face life terms on poisoning convictions while conspiracy charges were upheld.

Associated Press Detroit Veterans Administration Hospital Ann Arbor Filipina Narciso Ypsilanti Leonora Perez Miss Narciso Perez

Odessa lawyer challenges Texas 55 mph limit as unconstitutional

A Odessa lawyer argues before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals that the states 55 mph speed limit law is unconstitutional claiming the 1973 statute delegates legislative power to the Texas Highway Commission. He appealing his speeding conviction for driving 65 and a $105 fine, asserting Congress tied highway aid to the limit and that lawmakers cannot delegate criminal penalties to an administrative board.

Austin Tex Congress Kenworthy

Nursing home abuses in Texas labeled critical by federal probe

A House aging committee report cites Texas nursing homes as far more violative than the national average. It cites unsanitary conditions and neglect, urges unified state agency oversight, stricter enforcement, and underlines an ongoing need for congressional action after Lufkin News stories on local facilities.

Lufkin Tex Texas U.S Charles Wilson David Holton House Select Committee On Aging Claude Pepper D-Fla Wilson Lufkin News Texas Nursing Home Department of Health Resources Department Attorney General’s Office

Ten bicycles await owners at police headquarters

The police department reports about 10 bicycles that need to be claimed. Chief Charles Smith states any person who has lost a bicycle can visit police headquarters at Sixth and Oak and claim if it is there.

Charles Smith Sixth and Oak

Brother and sister duo accused in Texas bank robbery

In Austin, police arrested Barry Lane Bennett and Bonnie Bennett Hudgins, a Zachary, Louisiana pair, within thirty minutes of the Travis Bank & Trust Co robbery. A man waved a .32 caliber revolver at teller Melissa Casbeer and demanded only $50 and $100 bills, fleeing with under $5,000. Bennetts were held on aggravated robbery charges. money was recovered at their north Austin apartment where they had lived for about two weeks. A third person was briefly detained but not charged.

Austin Tex Travis Bank & Trust Co Barry Lane Bennett Bonnie Bennett Hudgins Zachary Melissa Casbeer Bennett North FBI

Small hitch halts Texas House vote on school finance bill

A procedural snag tied to the Texas Constitution blocked a House vote on a public school finance bill. The 943.5 million Senate measure was read but required separate readings and a four fifths vote to advance. Speaker Bill Clayton aims for Thursday final passage with a four fifths vote, while some liberals suggest Senate Bill 1 could gain enough votes.

Austin, Tex Texas Constitution House Bill Clayton Senate Clayton John Bryant Dallas Dickens

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