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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1978

Page

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Wholesale prices spike in April signaling inflation risk

Government data show a 1.3 percent April rise in wholesale prices the largest in 32 years with consumer foods up 1.9 percent. Jewelry and gold price jumps contributed to the gain while farm and retail prices also point higher for consumers later in the year.

Washington Labor Department Agriculture Department Carter

Pecos Jaycees Banquet Installations Tonight

The Pecos Jaycees banquet and installation for 1978 79 begins at 7 30 p m at Alpine Lodge Banquet Room. Guest speaker Charles Cotten president of the Texas Jaycees. New officers Dee Farnum Buster Mills Jerry Phillips Curtis Lee Jim Pep linski Saul Flores Mike Sheppard Tommy Henson Brett Barrett Steve Sweet to be installed.

Pecos Jaycees Alpine Lodge Charles Cotten The Texas Jaycees Dee Farnum Buster Mills Jerry Phillips Curtis Lee Jim Peplinski Saul Flores Mike Sheppard Tommy Henson Brett Barrett Steve Sweet

Ways Means committee backs tax cut plan

The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively backs a $9 billion income tax cut option aimed at salvaging part of President Carter's tax plan. The proposal, smaller than Carter's, would also cut Social Security payroll taxes by at least $4 billion. Committee chair Al Ullman believes he has 19 votes, though no vote has occurred and unity is not total.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Carter al Ullman Dore Ullman Barber B. Conable R-N.y John Sherman

Interest lost in IRA plans cited by FTC findings

The FTC warns many tax deferred individual retirement accounts fall short of intent of the 1974 law. IRAs marketed by banks funds and insurers may mislead consumers through unclear disclosures and terms. Some products like CDs lock in terms across deposits and penalize early withdrawals. The report notes potential loss of thousands in expected interest and risks if an employee later joins a pension plan.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Commission Bureau of Consumer Protection Internal Revenue Service Bureau

Briscoe and Hill Trade Blame in Texas Governor Race

One day before voting, Governor Briscoe and Attorney General Hill volley accusations over property taxes. Hill claims local taxes would rise by about 1 billion if Briscoe wins. Briscoe mocks Hill’s turnout strategy and predicts a landslide with strong voter participation. Clements forecasts the GOP nomination. Krueger seeks 5 billion federal cuts. Christie ads appear. Mark White pledges a fighting energy stance.

Associated Press Dolph Briscoe John Hill Hill Abilene Briscoe Mcallen Texas William Clements San Antonio Ray Hutchison Clements U.S. Senate Bob Krueger Washington Congressional Krueger Joe Christie Christie Mark White

Democratic precinct conventions set for Saturday after polls close

County chair Howard Collier announced that Democratic precinct conventions will convene Saturday at 7:15 pm following the polls closing at 7 pm. Conventions choose delegates for the county gathering, with locations listed across Reeves and Pecos area schools and community sites.

Howard Collier Democratic Party

Compromise plan aids wheat and cotton farmers heads to House

Congress takes final action on a Senate approved compromise aid package for wheat and upland cotton. The measure would raise target prices and extend USDA loan credit, with potential gains for wheat and cotton farmers despite objections from President Carter and farm groups. The bill also allows California raisin cooperatives to fund brand advertising and expands USDA borrowing authority.

Washington House Senate Carter Congressional Budget Office Agriculture Department CBO U.S USDA California

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Ways, Means Cal Ellen Weinacht Franky Ramsey First United Methodist Church Robert Hinojos Reeves Forth and Cedar Pecos S. Willow Pecos High School S. Park Toyah High School Toyah Balmorhea Saragosa West W. 4Th St Lamar Oak and F. St Orla Baptist Church Orla Pecos Housing Authority Meadowbrook Zavala Junior High School E. 9Th St Community Public Service Reddy Room Stafford Blvd Congress West Texas Panhandle Cecil Cothrun Cecil Cothrun S. Cherry
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