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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1976
Page
3
A Pentagon review ordered by the Senate Armed Services Committee concludes further major cuts would alter forward defense and push U S defenses back toward the eastern Pacific. The assessment highlights risk to current strategy and regional security.
Army seeks to push west boundary to gain 130000 more acres for two armored divisions and guard units. About 500 landowners in Central Texas oppose, arguing insufficient study of alternatives and failure to use current 217000 acres efficiently. Public hearings consider a 36.5 million funding request for fiscal 1977.
Norman John Rees a 69 year old retired petroleum engineer and former Soviet spy who became an FBI double agent reportedly called the Times Herald to block publication of his identity. After the paper ran the story he was found dead in Connecticut with a gunshot wound in the head. Authorities treat the death as a apparent suicide.
Former State Rep Oscar Carrillo, part of the Carrillo political family, is among six sealed indictments by a Duval County grand jury. Carrillo, a rancher from the Benavides area, faces charges including stealing over $1,000 from the Duval County Conservation and Recreation District and stealing 2,501 postage stamps from Ken Bercaw. Other indicted include A E Garcia, former San Diego School Board member, and Grace Bridges for large checks from Benavides School District.
Dr. Francis A. Davis and Dr. Hardin B. Jones warn the drug’s harm and cumulative effects. They cite mental and physical damage from regular use, brain changes, lung lesions, personality shifts, lowered hormones, immune response, and chromosome damage.
A terse rural note warns that bolting the barn after a horse theft helps keep feed safe and deters further loss. The remark frames security as a basic response to livestock crime in farming communities.
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