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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1976
Page
3
An Arab youth was fatally shot by Israeli police during clashes in the Old City of Jerusalem, the third Arab youth death in West Bank violence over three days. Mahmoud al-Qurd, 21, died after a head wound as police said attackers confronted a unit on David Street.
voter turnout varied with weather as Maryland opened with above normal early turnout in Baltimore while Michigan saw light turnout in Detroit and Upper Peninsula zones but heavy in East Grand Rapids. Ford ally forecast a Michigan win amid a contested Democratic race including Udall and Brown.
An Air Force spokesman says Soviet bombers periodically breach the Alaskan coast defense zone to test identification procedures. The TU-16 and TU-95 aircraft conduct reconnaissance flights within 20 to 300 miles of the coast, a pattern reported since 1958.
Common Cause president David Cohen and United Auto Workers chief Leonard Woodcock testified at the Democratic platform committee hearings urging elected officials to adhere to the 1972 platform. They noted calls for conflict of interest rules, public campaign financing and disclosure of lobbying, and pressed for annual reporting by the new Democratic president.
French President Valery Giscard d Estaing tells a joint session of Congress that France is a dependable friend in prosperity and adversity. He says U S and France enjoy best-ever relations as contacts and cooperation rise.
A Senate staff report details Operation CHAOS, a CIA effort from 1967 to 1973 using MERRIMACK RESISTANCE and Project 2 to infiltrate dissident groups, gather campus and local data, and build files on thousands of Americans via undercover agents mail opening and electronic eavesdropping.
Texas Public Utilities Commission resumes hearings on fuel adjustment charges and a proposed rate base for advertising and donations. Debates over a flat rate, permissible promotional expenditures, and the scope of regulatory power prompted objections from newspapers broadcasters chambers and charities.
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