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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1977
Page
3
TEL AVIV ISRAEL Menahem Begin faces a growing revolt over his choice of Moshe Dayan as foreign minister. A Likud spokesman said the party executive committee will meet Sunday to reconsider the appointment, threatening to split the coalition.
LT. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. President Carter sails into the Atlantic on the new nuclear-powered hunter-killer submarine USS Los Angeles to helm and perhaps let Rosalynn drive. The Carters fly to Cape Canaveral to board the Los Angeles for a full day at sea, much of it undersea.
A June 8 hearing will decide if the criminal civil rights trial of former Castroville marshal Frank Hayes moves from San Antonio. Judge Adrian Spears dismissed Hayes’s motions to drop the charge.
Dane County Judge Archie Simonson faced sharp backlash after saying a 16-year-old was provoked by provocative clothing and that juveniles may react violently. Protesters gathered as prosecutors called the comments sexist. A 15-year-old was kept at home under supervision while another teen received a group-home sentence and a third helped as a witness.
U S military officials warn of a two to one North Korean advantage in tanks, many within 50 miles of the DMZ. Maj. Gen. Singlaub argues against U S withdrawal, while belief persists that China and the Soviet Union may restrain aggression. North Korea also leads in artillery and armored troop carriers, prompting plans to up firepower of South Korean M48 tanks with 105 mm guns.
Soviet Union seeks the extradition of a 37 year old engineer who hijacked a Russian airliner to Stockholm, but Swedish officials say they are not obligated to hand him over.
Soviet diplomats arrived minutes after an An-24 jet carrying 18 passengers and 5 crew landed at Arlanda International Airport. Police said the hijacker pretended to carry explosives but searches found none.
Andrew Young drew praise from President Carter while provoking critics in Europe and Africa. He labeled Sweden and Queens as racially charged, attacked Britain's colonial mentality, and downplayed Cuban advisers in Ethiopia, arguing not to fear Cubans amid Ethio pian violence.
Congress moved to defer tougher car emission limits as the House passed a revised Clean Air Act measure backed by industry. The bill would freeze 1970 standards through 1980 for hydrocarbons and other pollutants while delaying stricter limits, drawing fire from environmental groups and potential White House veto threats if Senate rejects tighter rules.
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