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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1978
Page
10
The piece criticizes the Congressional Record for blurring fact and fiction through the Extension of Remarks. It notes a March 1 policy change to mark non spoken material with a bullet and warns that one sentence minispeeches may proliferate.
The Republican National Committee led by Bill Brock shows over 8 million on hand and plans to raise about 10 million more, while Brock's personal campaign committee owes nearly 100,000, including 68,000 owed to Brock himself. Tennessee supporters seek funds to cover part of the debt.
AP analysis profiles Marcel Dekker and Bernard Olcott, two small entrepreneurs who built niche businesses by serving unmet needs left by larger companies. Dekker published specialized titles at high prices to serve limited audiences, while Olcott developed a low cost patent tax payments system using computer driven processes to handle global filings. Both remain privately held and exemplify how small players teach giants lessons, with Dekker expanding into journals and encyclopedias and Olcott serving 48 blue chip clients from Weehawken New Jersey.
On this date in history March 15 1978 highlights include Caesar's assassination in 44 B C Rome Samuel de Champlain voyage in 1603 Andrew Jackson born 1767 Maine statehood 1820 Pershing ordered into Mexico 1916 Darwin raid 1948 Onassis dies 1975 Golf price spike 10 years ago Nixon recalls Bruce 5 years ago chrome ban in Rhodesia 1 year ago senate acts Birthdays Harry James 62 George Brent 74 Thoughts on names and early North American exploration science and migration origins
Jack Anderson portrays the Indochinese refugee crisis as the Carter administration debates a full policy. INS investigator Michael Harpold documents perilous boat journeys, piracy, drownings, and the harsh camps near the Cambodian border, urging resettlement and humane treatment by the United States and neighboring nations.
A three month coal dispute escalates into a national clash echoing past labor conflicts. The piece analyzes Taft Hartley and Truman era interventions, suggests segmented regional settlements may replace broad industry wide bargaining, and questions government strategy for national labor disputes. The author notes Carter’s use of Taft Hartley as a relic and warns of evolving labor relations failing to adapt to modern times.
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