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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1979

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Senate approves bill for Texas tax relief measure

The Texas Senate voted 30-1 to pass a bill implementing the 1978 Tax Relief Amendment and sent it back to the House for changes. Senator Mauzy dissented, arguing the plan mainly benefits timber barons developers and speculators, not average homeowners.

Senate Jack Keever Associated Press Austin, Texas House Oscar Mauzy Maury Dallas

Vote on standby plan faces crucial Senate vote

Washington AP Carter seeks standby gasoline rationing authority as Sen. Jackson predicts passage in a close vote. New plan base coupons on state gasoline use and vehicle counts, with three cars per household eligible, aiming to win Senate support amid earlier rejections.

Washington Carter Senate Henry M. Jackson Jackson D-Wash Senate Energy Committee Congress Arkansas Texas Hawaii Rhode Island Montana North Dakota White House Lloyd Bentsen Energy Committee

Pecos men held on felony auto theft charges in Reeves County

Adair Maurice Ballard and Larry J. Workman, Pecos residents, were jailed in Reeves County after DPS arrests in Fort Stockton. A 1979 luxury sedan stolen from a Houston dealer was recovered with trailer loaded with items from Pecos. Bond set at $10,000 each on two counts. prior bond was $20,000. Investigation continues.

Pecos Reeves County Justice of the Peace Fort Stockton Balmorhea Highway Houston Odessa U.S. 285 Interstate 20 Ballard E. 14Th Workman Tucson Huntington W.va

Daughter of LBJ named to advisory

Lynda Bird Robb, elder daughter of the late President Johnson, is named to chair the National Advisory Committee for Women led by Bella Abzug. An unnamed White House source says an official announcement was expected at today’s group meeting. The panel advises the president and Abzug was fired by Carter last January, prompting mass resignations.

Washington Lynda Bird Robb Johnson Bella Abzug Carter White House Robb National Advisory Committee For Women Abzug

Inflation forecast sparks private warnings on costs

Economists warn that price hikes for staples could push inflation well above the Carter administration forecast of 8.5 percent in 1979. Blumenthal admitted the 7.4 percent projection was a mistake, with several officials predicting higher rates and urging caution amid rising food energy and housing costs. Data Resources Inc. analysts foresee food up 9 to 12 percent and energy prices climbing about 15.5 percent annually.

Glenn Ritt Associated Press Washington Treasure Michael Blumenthal United Auto Workers Union Joe Carter Wage and Price Council Afl-Cio Executive Council Data Resources Inc Cambridge Mass Bob Gough Otto Eckstein Council of Economic Advisers Gough

Announcement on arms limitation pact reached after seven years

The United States and the Soviet Union near agreement on a new treaty to limit strategic nuclear weapons. Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin completed final terms at the White House. Possible signing sites include Helsinki Vienna Stockholm or Geneva with a summit target the weeks of June 10 or June 17.

Washington United States Soviet Union Cyrus R. Vance Anatoly F. Dobrynin Carter White House Europe Leonid I. Brezhnev Helsinki Finland Brezhnev Vienna Austria Stockholm Sweden Geneva Switzerland

Pecos Sees First 100 Degree Day As Heat Persists

The Pecos area recorded the year's first 100 plus degree day at 102. Overnight fell to 55 as heat lingers into Thursday with highs in the 80s to 90s and cooling mornings. Partly cloudy, windy north, scattered thunderstorms possible. Big Bend area expects similar hot conditions with a gradual cooling trend. Practices mention summit plans with Brezhnev being tentative and shifted due to health and travel limits.

Pecos West Texas Big Bend

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