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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1976
Page
2
The United Auto Workers may trigger a strike by rubber workers if a four cent per hour cost of living raise is granted next Monday. The United Rubber Workers refuse any concession below the UAW's deal as Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. negotiations continue.
Rhode Island voters backed an uncommitted slate with 32 percent, hinting Brown’s claim to be the main anti Carter challenger. Carter gained in Rhode Island on the Democratic side while Ford and Reagan split wins for Republicans, and Church led Montana. In other notes, Udall and Udall’s race shaped Ohio prospects, while Ballard in Texas won a new trial bid as he remains jailed.
The GAO warns HEW Secretary Mathews and Treasury Secretary Simon they may be personally liable for illegal Medicaid payments after July. The move targets funds for long term hospital care of poor patients, with guidelines under development and broad state notification. Congressman Moss pressed the agency, citing monitoring failures under the Medicaid law.
Houston AP Yarbrough faces two plaintiffs in a civil suit over 1974 funds. The Houston attorney testifies he will explain the allegations against him as defense. A new suit claims he misused 117 500 and bank control. Allied Bank sues for 71883 on a 125 000 note.
Justice John Paul Stevens wrote his first Supreme Court opinion since his appointment, joining Brennan Marshall and Powell in a 5 to 4 ruling that the Civil Service Commission cannot bar aliens from federal jobs without congressional or presidential authorization. The decision preserves limited access for aliens while reserving broader questions about national interest.
Senate Banking Committee finds three of four federal mortgage regulators have not issued antidiscrimination rules or found violators since 1968. Only the Home Loan Bank Board has rules, while the Fed FDIC and Comptroller conduct minimal reviews or merely display an Equal Lender poster. Chairman Proxmire calls the inaction eight years of disgrace.
A statewide hearing on the pass through of fuel costs on utility bills is scheduled before the Texas Railroad Commission on August 2. Gas Utilities Division Director Frank Youngblood urged the action, arguing many ratepayers view the fuel adjustment as profit. The hearing will allow gas utilities, municipalities and other interested parties to present evidence on gas costs, acquisition, prepayments, pricing from affiliates, earnings attrition, rate case proliferation and potential effects on utility credit ratings.
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