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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1976
Page
3
Cairo reports President Anwar Sadat will tear up the 1971 treaty of friendship and cooperation with the Soviet Union. The Egyptian People's Assembly plans to discuss Sadat's proposal to void the 15 year pact, with approval expected.
Former Treasury chief John Connally cautioned that Reagan must win Illinois narrowly to avoid trouble, saying the contest could drag to the convention if Reagan falters. He spoke at the Picosa Ranch during a Republican retreat with leaders from 21 states.
In Dallas County Jail the main viewing choice on 90 TVs is Police Woman with Star Trek reruns also popular while inmates prefer sports. Since 1974 jail vandalism costs fell dramatically after 80 000 spent on color sets and closed circuit gear. The system yields GED test gains and fewer sick calls, with three hours daily closed circuit programming.
Government estimates say U.S. taxpayers will subsidize about 80 million dollars this year to support grain shipments to the Soviet Union. The subsidies compensate U.S. operators for higher costs and ship regulations under the U.S.-Soviet maritime agreement.
FPPC staff allege the Federal Energy Agency tried to influence June Prop 15 by funding a $108000 University of Texas study on nuclear plant effects. Commission chair says findings remain preliminary while awaiting FEA response next week.
The U S tank competition with West Germany Leopard II may be biased toward a domestic entrant as officials favor U S designs. The XM1 is to be chosen from GM and Chrysler prototypes backed by 200 million dollars, amid concerns over cost and ammunition standardization.
In Beirut the army coup leaders threatened to shell the presidential palace if President Suleiman Franjieh did not resign by 3 p.m. Witnesses reported military activity but no shelling as Muslims and Christians fight in Beirut and north Lebanon. Col Raouf Abdul Samad said the ultimatum was issued with the high command.
The FBI opened a probe into the Crested Butte Colorado ski area project tied to Howard Bo Callaway after a report of a possible bribe. U S Attorney James Treece cited a bribery link though no name was named. Callaway took a leave of absence amid Ford campaign turbulence and says he requested relief to protect Ford’s integrity.
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