President recalls army general in Korea confrontation
President Carter orders Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub to the White House for a face to face confrontation after Singlaub publicly warned that withdrawing U.S. ground forces from South Korea over four to five years could provoke war. Singlaub says he does not regret the comments but is puzzled by the recall and will apologize for the disturbance.
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Planned grazing tour at Boyd Ranch highlights water storage
In Loving County a 57 participant field tour led by Ray Blackwell explains the 70 section Boyd Ranch grazing plan. Winford Bauer and Jerry Merz describe brush control, water facilities, cost breakdowns, and a 400 head cow-calf operation.
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Food costs push April prices up
The government reports April consumer prices rose eight tenths of 1 percent led by a 1.5 percent jump in food costs. Ground coffee prices surged 13.1 percent, contributing to inflation nearing 10 percent annually. Officials expect slower food cost growth later, easing overall pressure.
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County Court Cancels Jury Duty and Session
County Judge Darrell Glover announced jurors summoned for county court duty on Tuesday need not appear as the court session has been cancelled. The decision frees jurors and halts the planned proceedings for the day.
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Briscoe Attacks Carter Energy Plan in Texas Campaign
Governor Dolph Briscoe denounces President Carter’s energy proposals as a disaster for Texas and vows ongoing speeches until the plans are changed. He argues the federal program would tighten bureaucracy and oppose intrastate gas regulation, favoring deregulation of oil and natural gas prices.
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Texas House Revives Adult Probation Bill Amid Budget Clash
The Texas House tentatively approved a statewide adult probation bill after a narrow defeat. Senators planned an $820 million public school finance vote, and the House prepared to vote on a recording confession bill. The stopgap malpractice bills and a cost debate with teachers framed the day’s session.
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