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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1973

Page

2

Scientists warn on artificial heart trials ethics and timing

A panel of scientists urged the government to resolve moral legal and social questions before implantable artificial hearts reach patients. They warned about controversy and emphasized addressing issues for the some 50,000 lives potentially saved annually.

Washington

Farm bill faces new veto threat as conferees meet

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz warned on Monday that he would recommend a veto unless key farm bill provisions are changed. The conferees, now in their sixth session, proceed amid mounting opposition within Congress and a push for revisions to subsidies and crop programs.

Washington Texas Congress White House Senate House Agriculture Earl L. Butz House Senate Buzz Butz

Nixon undermines his legal position on tapes release

The chief counsel of the Senate Watergate Committee says Nixon may have weakened his claim of confidentiality by letting Haldeman listen to a tape after leaving office. Haldeman testified that Nixon asked him to listen and report back, while Nixon insists on resisting subpoenas for the tapes.

Washington Nixon White House Senate Watergate Committee H. R. Haldeman Samuel Cash Haldeman Committee Archibald Cox Gerald L. Warren Cox Warren J. Fred Buzhardt Stephen B. Bull John W. Dean III Dean

Rabble rouser admits lying to a Dallas mob

A 34 year old Dallas woman charged with inciting riot admitted fabricating a claim that police killed her son. She testified she grabbed a microphone from City Councilman Aguirre and jumped on an unmarked car, later saying she cried out a son’s death while under the influence of alcohol. The case remains under routine investigation.

Dallas Betty Jean Zepher Zepher Pedro Aguirre Betty Jean Baker Jack Davis Crimes Against Persons Division David Baker

Board refuses Nixon probe over Orange County estate taxes

California's Board of Equalization rejected a proposal to probe property taxes on Nixon's 9 acre Orange County estate and the San Clemente residence. Officials cited assessed values of 1.37 million versus reported 2.33 million and potential underassessment claims from recent press reports.

Sacramento Calif California Tax Administration Board Nixon San Clemente State Board of Equalization William M. Bennett White House Bennett Orange County Orange County Register Robert Abplanalo

Pecos Enterprise Revenue Sharing Expenditure Report Totals

Pecos Enterprise outlines a revenue sharing fund expenditure from January 1 to June 30, 1972. Items include public transportation operating materials recreation environment and conservation equipment public safety equipment and capital improvements with a total of 133,115.00.

Ronmental Municipal Park

WTCC Seeks Pay Now Feature At Summer Meeting

At the West Texas Chamber of Commerce summer quarterly in Alpine on July 13, the Executive Committee discusses a revision with a pay now option tied to the forthcoming Texas Con- tract. The resolution aims to streamline payments and update the association’s processes.

The West Texas Cham Ber of Commerce Alpine Texas Texas Constitutional Convention State of Emil C. Rossman Midland Sul Ross State University Norman L. McNeil Alpine Chamber of Commerce WTCC Rassman Angelo State University Sam Houston State University Southwest Texas State University

Meat price ceilings spark beef shortage fears and layoffs

Kroger Co. president Lyle Everingham warns shelves will run dry of many beef cuts by weekend due to cattle not reaching market and Phase 4 price ceilings. He cites 400 layoffs across 13 plants and urges lifting the freeze. Industry and union officials debate impacts while Canadian imports face scrutiny.

Associated Press Lyle Everingham Kroger Co Cincinnati Ohio Kroger Everingham New York City Finast Federal Cost of Living Council Iowa Cattlemen’s Sociation Iowa Nebraska Canada United States Larry Kallem Seattle

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