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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1978
Page
3
The Justice Department announced no new investigation into the death of former FBI official William C. Sullivan, despite activist William Kunstler citing motive. Officials say the shooter has admitted the act and evidence supports his account.
Senate Foreign Relations members warn Carter's compromise on 20 extra F-15s for Israel will not avert a floor clash. Critics cite law allows rejection votes even without committee disapproval, with May 28 deadline for House and Senate to act. Proxmire Dole Church Javits expect further concessions to align arms sales with defense estimates.
The Xinhua agency reported 39 Soviet soldiers crossed into Heilungkiang province over two miles, opening fire and wounding Chinese residents and abducting 14 locals before release. China delivered a protest note to Soviet Ambassador Tolstikov, condemning the act as military provocation amid resumed border talks. The report recalls prior clashes in 1969 near Chengpaotao and notes Soviet river and border incursions.
Princess Margaret files for divorce from the Earl of Snowdon after 18 years of marriage. A royal spokesman says she has no plans to remarry and will remain on friendly terms with Snowdon. The couple have been legally separated for two years and formal proceedings will begin shortly.
In Rome the Chemical Bank of New York manager Marzio Astarita was shot by Red Brigades attackers in Milan as Italy faced renewed terrorism while Moro’s family buried him in a private village ceremony. Police faced zero progress with 24 of 26 suspects released. Cossiga resigned to allow a government review.
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