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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1978

Page

9

Palm Springs Fundraiser for Baker and Tower Draws Big Pledges

Editorial notes a May 6 Republican fundraiser in Palm Springs hosted by Gerald Ford with guests including Billy Casper Eva Gabor and Joey Heatherton. Proceeds benefit U S Senators Howard Baker Jr and John Tower with 140000 estimated gross for the Ford party and organizers Brad O Leary and The Management Group.

Martha Angle Robert Walters Washington NEA Palm Springs Calif Gerald R. Ford Billy Casper Ford Leonard K. Firestone Belgium Richard Nixon Howard Baker Jr Tennessee John G. Tower Texas Tower Baker S.I. Hayakawa R-Calif Harrison H. Schmitt R-N.m Hollywood Otto Preminger Eva Gabor Joey Heatherton Brad O'Leary Texas Republican Party the Management Group O'Leary Ford Party

Quadrennial investment pattern suggests large stock gains

AP analysis notes a historical four year cycle buying during congressional lows and selling at presidential highs. Data shows gains averaging 57 percent across many cycles, with a long run dating back to 1902. The argument cites investor confidence, political dynamics, and the effect on the Dow Jones, alongside a brief unrelated note on serum.

John Cunniff New York George A. Nicholson, Jr National Association of Investment Clubs Zurich Nicholson

Today in history May 17, 1978 Highlights

On this date in 1954 the U S Supreme Court ruled racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional. Other events include 1666 Connecticut Congregationalists founded Newark New Jersey 1792 New York Stock Exchange founded 1803 first patent for a reaper to French and Hawkins 1875 first Kentucky Derby 1940 Nazis occupied Brussels 1961 Castro offered to exchange prisoners for tractors. Nine arrested in Baltimore in 1969, Watergate hearings opened in 1974, and Labor Party lost in Israel in 1977. Birgit Nilsson and Peter Mennin born, and a Sophrocles quote notes sea otter fur for days swimming.

Associated Press U.S. Supreme Court Connecticut Newark N.J New York Stock Exchange Richard French John Hawkins New Jersey Louisville Brussels Belgium Cuba Fidel Castro U.S Baltimore Selective Service Senate Labor Party Israel Menachem Begin Likud Birgit Nilssson Peter Mennin Sophocles

HEW to spend 30 million on anti smoking push amid tobacco clash

Washington reports HEW plans a 30 million campaign to deter youth smoking while Agriculture subsidizes tobacco, prompting scrutiny from House subcommittee. Cigarette firms and ads target teens with glamorous imagery as lawmakers clash over funding and warning labels. Dobrynin era secrecy shadows Shevchenko case and family defection rumors.

Jack Anderson Washington Health, Education and Welfare Department Agriculture Department HEW Joseph Califano Virginia Slims House John Moss D.calif Federal Trade Commission Capitol Hill Congress William Natcher D.ky Kentucky George Washington Valley Forge Edward Kennedy D.mass The Tobacco Institute Shevchenko Anatoly Dobrynin Kremlin Arkady Shevchenko United Nations United States Leongina Anna Moscow New York City Dobrynin Mike Anna Shevchenko

Incumbent Slippage Evident In Texas Primaries

The May 6 Texas primary produced early signs that incumbents face trouble this year. Three term Rep. Dale Milford was defeated by Martin Front and eleven-term Rep. John Young went to a runoff with State Rep. Joe Wyatt. GOP strategists, eyeing retiring Democrats, see vulnerable incumbents beyond open seats.

Texas Congress Dale Milford Dallas Martin Front John Young Young Joe Wyatt

Fighting Terrorism Across Democracies and the Italian Case

The piece argues terrorism is a global, growth-like threat in open democracies, citing Italy's Moro case, Baader-Meinhof, Symbionese Liberation Army, and Red Brigades. It warns that decisive action risks eroding human rights, urging cautious countermeasures and international cooperation.

Italy Aldo Moro P.L.O I.R.A Germany France United States Walter Laquer Center For Strategic and International Studies Washington, D.C Democratic Institut Red Brigades Baader-Meinhof Gang Symbionese Liberation Army FBI William Webster Laquer Moro Democratic Society

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