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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
4
A group of scientists urged the government to resolve moral legal and social questions before implantable artificial hearts reach patients. They warned issues could spark controversy and emphasized readiness for about 50 600 lives saved annually.
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz warned he would seek a veto unless the final farm bill aligns with a tight budget and a full production national policy. House conferees, led by Rep. W. R. Poage, weigh objections including food stamp for strikers and cost-of-production escalators for crop supports.
Washington AP report details how H R Haldeman listened to a White House tape after leaving office, potentially weakening Nixon's claim of tapes as confidential presidential papers. Haldeman testified he listened and reported contents. Nixon remains opposed to turning tapes over to Archibald Cox and the Senate Watergate committee.
Betty Jean Zepher admitted fabricating claims that Dallas police killed her son during a disturbance after grabbing a microphone from City Councilman Aguirre. Police say she lied about the son, have no immediate family for her, and the incident involved a crowd around the city jail.
At the West Texas Chamber of Commerce summer quarterly in Alpine on July 13, the Executive Committee discussed a revision proposal and a pay now feature for forthcoming Texas conventions. The session focused on improving payment methods and streamlining event management.
Kroger Co president warns supermarkets will run out of many beef cuts by week end as cattle supply shrinks. He cites layoffs at 13 meat plants and urges lifting Phase 4 price ceilings while officials say shortages will be limited. Canadian packers accused of exploiting the freeze and a federal suit challenges the policy. The piece also notes Texas constitutional convention support for pay-as-you-go provisions and honors for Emil C. Rossman of Midland.
The Pecos Enterprise lists expenditures from January 1 to June 30, 1972 across public transportation, recreation, safety, environmental conservation, and capital projects. Major items include street repair materials, a new street sweeper, a Caterpillar loader, a fire truck, park improvements, and a carriage shed at the museum, totaling 133,115.00.
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