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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1975

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Indochina roundup notes U S suspends aircraft removal

U S agrees to suspend removing South Vietnamese aircraft flown to Thailand by Viet Nam refugees at Bangkok request. U S launches Cambodian refugee airlift including former Cambodian president Sau Kham Khoy. Ford criticizes admitting up to 150000 refugees. Cambodian rulers promise no foreign troops, respect borders. Many planes already aboard U S carrier Midway or removed from Utapao base. Debate over ownership of planes continues among Thailand, South Vietnam, and the U S.

Thailand State Department United States America U.S Midway Gulf of Thailand Chatichai Choonhoan Saigon South Vietnam Chatichai Defense James R. Schlesinger Vietnam Cambodia North Vietnam

Pecos City Council Bets On Place Voting For Councilmen

The Pecos City Council schedules a second reading of an ordinance to switch from at large elections to placing councilmen by numbered districts. If approved, future elections will name candidates for specific places. The council aims for a May 22 final reading.

Pecos Bob Bickley

Beard growing contest at rodeo time draws Jaycees and Golden Girl court

In a lively note, the Jaycees challenge the fire department to a beard growth contest judged by the Golden Girl and her court at the Colonial Fling ding on July 2, with categories for total length beard and mustache style. Any other club may enter. Also mentioned is July 4 festivities plus a Humorous Southern Union News item about meter-reading skepticism and municipal shrubbery.

Fire Department Golden Girl Colonial Fling Southern Union News Southern Union

Panel to probe SS financing

A congressional panel will examine Social Security financing on Wednesday after Social Security trustees reported a larger deficit than expected. The trustees estimate a 5.3 percent average shortfall over 75 years, prompting Senate Aging Committee chair Frank Church to note that adjustments may be necessary but time remains. House Ways and Means subcommittee hearings will consider whether raising taxes on high earners earning over 14100 annually is needed now.

Washington Congress Sen Frank Church Idaho Senate Committee On Aging Senate House Ways and Means Subcommittee On Social Security

Senate vote favors utility commission in Texas

Senators approved a bill to form a three member utility regulatory commission for intrastate telephone, electric, water and sewer services in rural areas with a conference committee to reconcile the measure. House had unfinished business opposing cheap handguns known as Saturday night specials.

Austin,tex Texas House Sen. W. T. Moore D-Bryan Moore Ron Clower Garland

Trick or treat trial opens with no ruling

Ron ald C. O bryan, a Houston area resident, goes on trial for capital murder in the death of his son after allegedly giving poisoned Halloween candy. A lone male juror was seated as prosecutors and defense began jury selection, a process expected to take weeks. Judge Frank Price overruled a defense motion to bar the death penalty in the case.

Houston (Ap Ronald C. O'Bryan Houston District Court Frank Price

Free Lunches Expanded Under New USDA Guidelines

New school year rules raise income eligibility for free lunches by 11 percent, potentially lifting the family income threshold for a four person household to $6,260 while reducing price meals apply up to $8,770. Pecos schools may face higher cafeteria deficits. local administrators may adjust eligibility for hardships.

Ray Whitley Pecos USDA Whitley

Sparkman to represent Pecos HS at national VICA event

Wayne Sparkman a Pecos High School senior and student council president will travel to Washington DC in June to compete in extemporaneous speaking at the national Vocational Industrial Clubs of America contest. He earned second place in the Texas state meet in Houston after the first place winner was ruled ineligible.

Wayne Sparkman Pecos Wasington Sparkman National Vocational Industrial Clubs of America VICA Washington Houston

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Indochina Associated Press Bangkok Roy Bean Six Flags Bill Carrico Arlington Greyhound Peggy McCracken Utility Commission Mike Hinton Ricky Patterson Beatrice Castillo Tony Jares Gary Moore Mom
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