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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1979

Page

7

Washington Merry-Go-Round by Jack Anderson

A Washington column alleges near assassination plots against House members in Burma related to narcotics traffic, criticizing State Department security lapses after the Jonestown case and noting CIA intelligence briefings and a humorous look at a House Beauty Shop profit, plus campaign contributor rebates by Senators Nunn and Armstrong.

Jack Anderson Washington Leo Ryan D-Calif Jim Jones Guyana State Department Congress Foggy Bottom Ryan Burma Jones’s People’s Temple Jonestown People’s Temple San Francisco Area House Golden Triangle Southeast Asia Thailand Laos Vietnam United States Chang Chi-fu Chang Narcotics Committee Jack Mitchell Dale van Atta Lester Wolff D-N.y Stephen Neal D-N.c Henry Hyde R-Ill Robert Dornan R-Calif Dope Merchants Army John Sirica Watergate John John Dean Maureen Central Intelligence Agency CIA National Intelligence Daily Capitol Hill Beauty Treasury Bae Sam Nunn D-Ga William Armstrong R-Cole Nunn Armstrong

Editorials on becoming American five Soviet dissidents

Editorial notes on five Soviet Jewish dissidents Alexander Ginzburg Georgi Vins Valentin Moroz Edwuard Kuznetsov and Mark Dymshits allowed to leave the USSR in a swapped deal. The piece discusses their U S reception, future plans and a suggestion that they explore America beyond a retreat in Vermont. It contrasts with a second event about 329 people naturalizing in Brooklyn noting daily flow of new citizens and Judge Costantino’s pledge that America is within reach to all.

Alexander Ginzburg Georgi Vins Valentin Moroz Edwuard Kuznetsov Mark Dymshits U.S.S.R U.S United States Vins Washington Kuznetsov Dymshus Israel Moroz Harvard Ginzburg Alexander Solzhenitsyn Vermont Edward Koch New York City Hall New York Times Brooklyn Brooklyn Court

Poor times exist for those who save money

AP analysis explains how savers face real losses from inflation and taxes while borrowers benefit from tax deductions and cheap dollars. It notes record outflows from mutual savings banks, warning such drains could hurt the housing market and related industries. It urges tax incentives to encourage saving and cites industry leaders calling for policy change.

New Orleans National Association of Mutual Savings Banks

On This Day May 21 Historical Highlights Across Centuries

Events include the 1956 hydrogen bomb test by the United States over Bikini Atoll, Henry VI’s death in 1471, Hernando de Soto’s death in 1542, Lindbergh’s 1927 solo flight, Truman’s Alaska statehood proposal in 1948, a deadly Brussels fire in 1967, Nixon appointing Berger as Chief Justice in 1969, Apollo 10 moon skim in 1969, a 198? loan to the Soviet Union for a fertilizer complex, and Kolwezi evacuation in 1978. Birthdays include Malcolm Fraser, Robert Montgomery, and Harold Robbins. Thought for today notes a German proverb on fear. geographic center of North America cited in North Dakota.

Associated Press United States Bikini Atoll Pacific England Henry VI Tower of London Hernando de Sotto Mississippi River Charles Lindbergh Atlantic Paris Harry Truman Congress Alaska Brussels Belgium Nixon U.S. Court of Appeals Warren Berger Earl Warren U.S. Appollo 10 Thomas Stafford Eugene Cernan U.S. Export-Import Bank Soviet Union Zaire Kolwezi Malcolm Fraser Robert Montgomery Harold Robbins

Seay Family Pioneers from Kimble to Seven Heart Ranch

Alton Hughes Seay records the Seay family's movement from Kimble County to Reeves and Culberson Counties around 1883, detailing births and deaths of children, early schooling, typhoid and paralysis, the building of a church with aid from gamblers, and eventual ranching at the Seven Heart site.

Emma Elizabeth Seay Seay Junction Robert Brown Seay Old Fort Terrett Seays Head Springs Texas Pecos Pecos Motor Company Ford Jack Toyah Benjamin Franklin Frank) Seay Toyahvale Hallie May Ross Atchison Mrs. Seay Jim Miller Culberson County Seven Heart Ranch San Martino

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HEN Furbish Management Consultants Mark A. Costantino America John Cunniff Sam Saul Klaman The Savings Bank Group Pierce County N.D Balta Musin By Alton Hughes Cherry Street Pecos Funeral Home Brown Frank Laura Cyber Reeves
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