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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
3
Meat industry leaders warn the beef price ceiling will push up pork and poultry prices and fuel a black market for cattle. A Chicago meeting of 100 representatives demanded talks with Treasury and the Cost of Living Council to stop the Sept. 12 beef ceiling.
Gulf Oil Corp reports completion of No. 1 Gulf Unit a one mile west extension to the Gomez field in Pecos County. The well achieved an absolute open flow of 6.8 million cubic feet of gas daily from perforations at 22,154 to 22,750 feet after acid treatment.
Illinois officials say 128 institutions housing mentally handicapped Illinois wards and out-of-state children have not been inspected. About 1,100 Illinois children are boarded there while ongoing investigations examine why former Illinois officials placed wards in Texas homes and whether private houses funded by state money hid kickbacks.
Peruvian shepherds in the high country apply vicuna bone marrow to an infant to spur speed, claiming the practice makes the child run like the vicuna. Local observers report the unusual traditional remedy amid remote mountain communities.
The federal government filed a notice of appeal to overturn a court ruling declaring the U S bombing of Cambodia unconstitutional and ordering it halted. A stay of the injunction was sought as the case could go to the Supreme Court and the White House offered no immediate comment.
Former Texas governor and U S Treasury secretary John B. Connally resigns from the Nixon White House. Melvin R. Laird, a top domestic policy adviser, is suspected of discontent and possible departure as the administration reconfigures after Watergate. Connally plans to rejoin his Houston law firm.
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