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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1976

Page

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Harrises block Hearst testimony in LA court

William and Emily Harris used a trial tactic to prevent Patricia Hearst from testifying against them. The prosecution announced Hearst would testify as a rebuttal witness, but the Harrises rested their case no opening statement, suggesting jurors will decide their fate by week’s end. Weinglass said Hearst could have helped but jurors may doubt her after past actions. Hearst testified in San Francisco on bank robbery charges last winter and is jailed in San Diego for ongoing tests.

Linda Miss Hearst San Francisco Harris Bill Emily Patricia Hearst Harrises Weinglass Sporting Goods Symbionese Liberation Army Hearst San Diego

Earthquake Hits China Shocks Northeastern Coast

AP dispatch from Tokyo reports a powerful pre dawn quake in Tientsin and Peking with 8.2 and 7.9 magnitude shakers causing heavy damage. Whitlam described collapsed buildings and debris while officials provided no casualty totals. The tremors were described as potentially massively damaging with limited official confirmation.

Barry J. Shlachter Associated Press TOKYO China Tientsin Peking Gough Whitlam Japan Broadcasting Corp Tangshan ANSA Hopeh Hsin Hsiao Peking Hotel Whitlam

Charges filed in affray case and related actions

Additional charges have been filed in the investigation of a Monday afternoon affray. Mark and Matt Williamson filed complaints against James Conway and a minor, who were charged with criminal mischief. The Williamsons say a loaded pistol was taken and used to break a car windshield and headlight. Acting police chief Charles Smith said the Williamsons were charged with disorderly conduct by rudely displaying a weapon and fined $17.50 each. The minor faced possession of narcotics paraphernalia after permitting a car search.

Mark Matt Williamson James Conway Williamsons Charles Smith

Marfa lights and a Pecos illusion in the sky

Gene Douglas weighs theories of Marfa lights and compares them to a Pecos transit illusion seen from Stockton to Pecos. He questions air density refraction as cause, notes repeated light paths suggesting car headlights, and ponders a distant origin with shifting air layers.

Gene Douglas Everbody Marfa Oklahoma City Here Fort Stockton Stockton Pecos

Prague to Bratislava air crash leaves many dead

CTK reporting ongoing rescue efforts confirms a Czechoslovak CSA airliner with about 76 onboard crashed on a Prague to Bratislava domestic flight near the Golden Sands lake area. Unconfirmed reports suggest a Soviet Ilyushin 18 with an experienced pilot at the controls.

Prague Czechoslovakia CSA Bratislava CTK Zlate Pisky Golden Sands

Feeble cool front stirs up turbulence in Texas Panhandle

A feeble cool front stirred up occasional thunderstorms as it moved through the Texas Panhandle, with little overall effect on the state’s weather. Pecos reached 103 and the night low was 68, while upper Texas Coast saw light showers between High Island and Sabine Pass. Skies were mostly clear elsewhere as light southerly winds shifted to the Panhandle’s north winds.

Associated Press Texas Panhandle Pecos Texas Galveston High Island Sabine Pass Panhandle Midwest Minnesota Mississippi Atlanta Florida Iowa Russelville Ala Oslo North Dakota Hettinger New England Atlantic Coast Great Basin California Mississippi Valley

FCC expands CB radio channels to forty amid rules

The FCC announced an expansion from 23 to 40 CB channels effective January 1, with new sets including rules, a license form, and a 60 day permit. Enhanced radiation suppression targets TV channels 2 5 and 7 to curb interference while banning add on devices that boost range.

Jerry T. Baulch Associated Press Washington (Ap Federal Communications Commission FCC Commission Raymond Spence

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Leonard Weinglass Cantaloupe Stephen Bates C.J. Small Peking Time Guatemala Carol Stark Carol Holiday Inn Marfa Lights Communist Party Central Committee Central Committee Lower Kent Cotton David Hinz BUICK
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