Rat fined if he mistreats rats for a year
Hong Kong janitor Tsoi Kam-wing, 39, will pay no fine if he refrains from mistreating rats for 12 months after admitting he tied a rat's tail to a bamboo pole. A West German court ruled Thursday.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1978
Page
3
Hong Kong janitor Tsoi Kam-wing, 39, will pay no fine if he refrains from mistreating rats for 12 months after admitting he tied a rat's tail to a bamboo pole. A West German court ruled Thursday.
President Carter uses a nationally televised news conference to denounce a trend in Congress that would restrict presidential action in foreign affairs. He cites limits on dealing with rapid changes, and says he will oppose further restrictions while seeking a review with Secretary of State Vance and congressional leaders.
United States and Soviet officials ready for a heated UN disarmament debate over Moscow's anti neutron bomb campaign. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko plans a major issue in his speech while U.S. envoy Leonard warns the president has halted production for now. Brezhnev demands a permanent neutron ban, Warsaw Pact Foreign Minister Wo jtaszek urges a total prohibition, and the weapon's NATO role is to counter Soviet superiority with a small warhead yielding high radiation but limited blast.
Ottawa reports indicate Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau’s government faces pressure to repudiate the Castro regime over Cuban military activity in Africa and Cuban links to rebels. Trudeau signaled no present plans for future Cuba aid as existing programs wind down, keeping trade intact despite political tensions and past policy shifts.
Bob Hope said George Burns may join him in a new road movie that would have filled Bing Crosby’s role. He spoke after a House session honoring his 75th birthday, with Monday marking the entertainer’s 75th year.
State District Judge Hume Cofer scheduled a hearing to decide if 13 year old John Christian, son of former White House press secretary George Christian, should remain in juvenile detention after being charged with the May 19 rifle slaying of his English teacher. The teen, a straight A student, arrived late to class carrying a .22 caliber rifle used in the killing of Rod Grayson Jr. as he taught a first period class for exceptional students. Grayson, 29, was hit by three bullets. no motive is given. Christian’s lawyer, Roy Minton, has barred police from speaking with his client.
Prime Minister Jamshid Amouzegar warned that a weakening dollar could force major oil producers to abandon the greenback for oil pricing. OPEC may raise prices yearly to spur alternative energy, though stuck with the dollar for now. Saudi Arabia leads global output with Algeria Iraq Kuwait and others following.
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