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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1979

Page

8

Editorials Impressive absenteeism at NGA meeting

Louisville editorial notes 13 of 50 governors missed the National Governors Association convention, including California New York and Illinois leaders. It highlights a trend toward later fatherhood with Rockefeller and Teasdale among regrets, while still drawing 300 journalists as a major media event in Kentucky.

Louisville NEA National Governors’ Association NGA Edmund G Jerry’’ Brown Jr California Hugh L. Carey New York James R. Thompson Jr Illinois John D Jay’’ Rockefeller IV West Virginia Joseph P. Teasdale Missouri Alabama Alaska Hawaii Louisiana Ohio Oregon South Dakota Utah Bluegrass

Hope draws Eagleton fundraiser in St Louis

Comedian Bob Hope, aligned with Republicans in recent years, headlines a $200-a-plate Democratic fundraiser for Missouri Senator Thomas F. Eagleton in St Louis. Former Sen. Stuart Symington lured Hope to appear as a personal favor, helping Eagleton’s 1980 re election bid. In Toronto a Vietnamese refugee gave birth to a 5 pound 4 ounce boy within 24 hours of arriving from Malaysia. Kim Chi Tran and her husband Tam Lam, plus six other refugees, were welcomed by St Michael Hospital staff.

Bob Hope Missouri Hope St. Louis Thomas F. Eagleton Eagleton Stuart Symington D-Mo Toronto Malaysia Kim Chi Tran St. Michael Hospital

Inflation remains the real problem says secretary

Treasury secretary Blumenthal told senators inflation erodes purchasing power chills business investment and weakens exports urging workers not to seek higher wages to cover losses. Bosworth warned that wage gains could trigger an acceleration of inflation and a deep recession, describing an ominous 13.4 percent pace so far in 1979.

John Cunniff NEW York Washington Jimmy Carter America Carter W. Michael Blumenthal Treasury Senate Budget Committee Congress Joint Economic Committee Barry Bosworth Blumenthal

History day highlights including Nero fire and Chappaquiddick

Today on July 18, notable events span 64 A D the Great Fire of Rome linked to Nero to 1776 New Jersey independence and 1914 US aviation section forming. Other notes cover the St Lawrence Seaway treaty 1973 North Vietnamese mineclearance end and Archibishop Makarios arrival in New York. Birthdays include John Glenn Skelton and Haya kawa. A thought prompts civic questions.

Associated Press Rome Nero New Jersey John Paul Jones Paris U.S. Army Signal Corps United States Canada St. Lawrence Seaway U.S Sen Edward Kennedy D-Mass Chapaquiddick Island Mass Mary Jo Kopechne Makarios New York Cyprus U.N Soviet Union John Glenn Ohio S.I. Hayakawa Calif Red Skelton

Oil and oil politics shape US Saudi ties in uneasy alliance

The United States and Saudi Arabia sit in a high stakes, mutually dependent relationship born in the postwar oil era. From a colonial resource partnership to a modern interdependent alliance, both nations rely on oil, the other’s military backing, and economic stability, while facing regional and international pressures that threaten their uneasy bond.

United States Saudi Arabia Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ibn Saud Mideast OPEC Iran Iraq Yemen Persian Gulf Soviet Union Israel

Kidnapping ransom saga and Capitol Hill notes

A column recounts the 1976 to 1978 kidnapping of William Niehous in Caracas by the Argimiro Gabaldon Revolutionary Command, the failed ransom negotiations in New York and Geneva, and Niehous’ release in 1979. It also covers Washington Whirl items on lunch delays in Congress, Proxmire libel suits, Carter and irrigation policy, and Newt Gingrich’s Library of Congress stack card perk.

Jack Anderson Washington William Nichous Argimiro Gabaldon Revolutionary Command New York City Owens-Illinois Niehouls Ohio Ramson Niehous Caracas Carlos Andres Perez Niehaus Donna Jack Mitchell Geneva Switzerland New York Times Capitol Hill Ed Patten D-N.j Tom Steed D-Okla Proxmire Jimmy Carter Little Guy Senate Carter Administration Newt Gingrich R-Ga Gingrich Library of Congress

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