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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1979

Page

3

Mexico breaks relations as Nicaraguan guardsmen slain

Mexico breaks relations with Somoza and accuses his government of genocide. In Leon eight national guardsmen are ambushed and killed by Sandinista guerrillas. Clashes continue in Jinotega as rebels battle troops block by block amid ongoing uprisings and heavy fighting surrounding Managua.

Tom Fenton Associated Press Managua Nicaragua Leon Jinotega Mexico Anastasio Somoza Somoza

SALT II issue eyed by Pravda as US ratification debate

Pravda and Yevgeny Grigoryev accuse anti treaty forces in the United States of propaganda to block SALT II ratification. The Kremlin rejects any amendments, calling the pact a balanced compromise for both nations.

Moscow Communist Party Pravda Senate United States Yevgeny Grigoryev International Grigoryev Kremlin Soviet Union

Mexico breaks with Somoza regime over Nicaragua crisis

Refugees report Jinotega under siege as national guard presses block by block. Mexico announces diplomatic break with Somoza after Costa Rican leader describes “genocide” and urges other Latin nations to follow. 38 asylum seekers remain at the Mexican Embassy amid a regional protest and arrests of opposition leaders.

Jinotega National Guard Somoza Mexico Jose Lopez Portillo Cancun Rodrigo Carazo Lopez Portillo Carazo Nicaragua Rafael Cordova Rivas Rivas Alfonso Robelo Carter U.S

Last minute appeals in Florida executions before two days

Florida condemned killers John Spenkelink and Willie Darden faced last minute appeals as Governor Graham signed their death warrants. Attorneys filed motions seeking state or federal review and hoped to delay executions while courts consider post verdict challenges amid protests on capitol steps. Lois Spenkelink appealed personally to the governor.

Allanassee Fla Florida David Kendall John Spenkelink Florida Supreme Court Robert Harper Jr Willie Jasper Darden Jr Darden Harper Bob Graham Graham State Capitol Spenkelink Lois Spenkelink Robin Gibson

Iranian government delays ambassador trip after Javits resolution

Iran orders delay in sending new U S ambassador Walter L Cutler accusing U S officials of hostile interference after Sen Jacob Javits resolution condemning executions prompts Tehran to pause the envoy’s travel. Nine policemen jailed and whipped, one foreigner acquitted reported by Pars news agency.

Thomas Kent Associated Press Tehran Iran Jacob Javits United States Pars U.S Walter L. Cutler Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi Javits New York Republican Khomeini Qom Marion New York Times Iran Air Senate Foreign Relations Committee Cutler America Zaire William M. Sullivan State Department Washington Isfahan SAVAK Ahwaz George Arthur Flint Michael Victor Mottram

Libyan ambassador urges U S policy change amid oil talk

Libyan UN representative Mansur Rashid Kikhia told a Houston area Afro American seminar that the United States must alter its Libya trade policy and support the dollar to curb rising oil prices. He cited U S restrictions on arms and other goods as harming Libya while criticizing pro Zionist pressure.

the Woodlands Texas Libya United Nations Mansur Rashid Kikhia United States OPEC U.S Kikhia Houston Rhodesia Zimbabwe South Africa Southwest Africa Namibia U.S. Senate Carter Andrew Young Odessa Liby

Plane collision at JFK delays Nord flight 990

An American Airlines 747 wing struck the tail of a Nord twin engine plane at Kennedy Airport. No injuries. Nord flight 990 bound for Monticello was delayed while tail damage was inspected. The 747 continued to Los Angeles. FAA noted minor damage to the smaller craft.

New York American Airlines Kennedy International Airport Federal Aviation Administration FAA Los Angeles Nord Ransome Airways Monticello N.Y

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