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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1979

Page

3

Pope John Paul II Denounces Atheism In First Encyclical

Pope John Paul II issued his first encyclical warning that advanced consumer societies threaten to turn people into slaves of things. He condemned nations that grant atheism citizenship and pledged the church to defend human dignity against materialism.

Edward Magri Associated Press Vatican City John Paul II Church Init Poland

Kosygin ends India trip with five agreements signed

Soviet Premier Kosygin leaves for Moscow after a six day visit to India, announcing mutual respect and trust. Five agreements on trade, economics, science and culture were signed, plus a joint communique urging the unconditional withdrawal of Chinese troops from Vietnam.

New Delhi India Alexei Kosygin Moscow Morarji Desai Vietnam

Four dead in Mexico quake toll rises in aftermath

The 7.0 magnitude quake near Acapulco and aftershocks left four dead, 32 injured, and 400 treated for hysteria. A 14‑year‑old girl died in Mexico City from falling debris, with more casualties reported in remote areas. Adobe homes toppled and buildings condemned across Guerrero and southern regions.

Mexico City Mexico Seismological Institutie Acapulco Red Cross Ibero-American University Petatlan Guerrero

Peace treaty price tag put at five billion dollars

President Carter says the Egyptian Israeli peace accord would cost U S taxpayers about five billion in military and economic aid over years. Congressional leaders from both parties call it a small price for peace. Pentagon says most aid funds bases Israel and refurbishing Egypt forces with U S equipment.

Washington Carter Congress Camp David Senate House White House Howard Baker R-Tenn U.S Saudi Arabia Egypt Israel United States Baker James Wright Texas Stephen Solarz D-N.y Pentagon Sinai Anwar Sadat

Israel Egypt ministers head to Washington to finish peace treaty

Israeli Prime Minister Begin and Egyptian Prime Minister Khalil announce cabinet approval of Carter backed compromises opening path to a peace pact. Weizman and Ali will finalize military annex details in Washington while Sadat seeks parliamentary endorsement and U.S. aid discussions continue.

Associated Press Israel Egypt Washington Ezer Weizman Kamel Hasan Ali Sinai Peninsula Carter Labor Party Knesset Radio Israel Weizman U.S Anwar Sadat Sadat Stephen Solarz D-N.y Carter Administration Sinai Mideast Gaza Strip Begin Yitzhak Modai Mustafa Khalil Cairo Butros Ghali

Withdrawal continues as Vietnam and China trade border claims

In Bangkok AP reports Vietnam accuses China of moving border markers south to alter the frontier while Chinese and Japanese wires quote officials on a staged pullout. Kyodo notes most Chinese invasion forces have withdrawn and expect completion in a day or so as Hanoi says harassment continues.

Bangkok Thailand Vietnam Hanoi Kyodo Peking Xinhua Hsinhua Xinhua Nhan Dan Vietnamese Communist Party Radio Lao Chi Red River China Cambodia

Disneyland presses on with seven day schedule despite strike

Anaheim AP reports Disneyland continues seven day operations despite a 530 worker strike. Supervisors and staff from Disney World and studios keep rides open while admissions run ahead of last year. Company offers 14 percent raise over two years. union says not enough to curb inflation.

Anaheim Calif Disneyland Disneyland World Disney Studios Amusement Park Bob Roth

Police threaten Iran revolutionaries in Texas

In Lubbock police warn three Iran revolutionaries that occupying the former residence of Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi could bring criminal trespass arrests. The trio, ordered to seize his property, reportedly planned the move after the prince fled to Morocco to join exile. Assistant Chief C G Bartley confirmed the visit and warned rigidity of enforcement.

Lubbock, Texas Iran Reza Pahlavi Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Islamic Republic Morocco C.G. Bartley

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