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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1979

Page

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Debate Begins Over College Construction Funds In Texas

Texas senators open discussion on a 20.8 billion state spending bill while facing a possible delay over college construction money. The debate centers on a constitutional dedicated fund to finance 19 state colleges, drawing from general revenues at a 40 million annual cost starting 1982, and challenged in court as unconstitutional.

Austin Texas Bill Clements Ed Howard Senate Finance Committee Grant Jones Dparis Jones

Low marks for Congress in energy and Carter rating

An Associated Press NBC News poll shows public dissatisfaction with President Carter's handling of energy matters and even lower ratings for Congress. Conducted April 30–May 1, the survey finds 14 percent rate Carter's energy efforts excellent or good, while only 10 percent approve Congress' energy work.

Evans Witt Associated Press NEW York Carter Congress NBC News

Weather forecast for Pecos and West Texas region

Weather in Pecos and nearby areas stays fair and warm through Tuesday with warm days and cool nights. Sunday high reached 98 degrees, low 57. West Texas mostly fair turning partly cloudy Tuesday, highs 80s to near 100 in Big Bend valleys, lows 40s to 60s. winds today and Tuesday windy. Carter energy poll data noted with public views on energy issues and concerns about energy shortages.

Pecos West Texas Big Bend

House subcommittee tours Three Mile Island in look and learn session

A 15 member House energy subcommittee led by Morris Udall began its investigation of the Three Mile Island accident with a tour of the stricken plant in Middletown Pennsylvania. Udall said the trip will precede a year long series of hearings in Washington and warned that human error and hidden costs must be examined.

Tom Raum Associated Press Middletown House Energy Subcommittee Three Mile Island Striken Morris Udall House Interior Committee Arizona Democrat Washington Udall Herman Dieckamp General Public Utilities Corp Dieckamp Pennsylvania President Carter Carter

Clements survey shows Texas voters view him favorably

A $10,000 toll free telephone poll of 600 registered voters in Texas found 55 percent rate Gov. Bill Clements as excellent or good, 39 percent as fair or poor, with Carter at 32 percent good or excellent and 67 percent fair or poor. Lt. Gov. Hobby earned 39 percent good to 32 percent poor, with 29 percent undecided. Read noted the Legislature question may mislead voters.

Austin Texas Bill Clements Carter Tom Read Alexandria Clements Read Bill Hobby

Postal service reverses course on rural post offices

The Postal Rate Commission orders the Postal Service to keep open the first rural post offices it planned to close, citing insufficient consideration of community impact. The ruling affects nine small towns and challenges the nationwide plan to shut money losing offices to save money.

Washington Postal Rate Commission Postal Service The Rate Commission Commission Ned Callan General Accounting Office

Nuclear power the focus of 1980 campaign protests

The largest anti nuclear rally in U S history drew 70 000 to 100 000 protesters from the Ellipse to the Capitol steps to challenge President Carter energy policy Critics including Ralph Nader and Jane Fonda urged changes while Brown called for debate and halting streamlined nuclear licensing The march crossed from near the White House along Pennsylvania Avenue signaling a politically charged display against continued nuclear power development

H. Josef Hebert Associated Press Washington U.S Carter Capitol White House Jimmy Carter Ralph Nader Benjamin Spock Capitol Steps Three Mile Island James R. Schlesinger James Schlesinger Jane Fonda California Edmund G. Brown Jr Brown Harrisburgs Pennsylvania Avenue

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