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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1975
Page
3
Officials of Crystal City have appealed LeVaca Gathering Co. to the Fourth Civil Courts of Appeals, delaying gas cuts for three cold months. LeVaca said Friday’s cutoff would not occur while the case proceeds, with a decision expected in about 90 days.
King Hassan led volunteers into the Spanish Sahara at dawn as Moroccan columns advanced six miles beyond the border. Spain warned of a minefield and Algerian action, while a vast convoy of civilian volunteers moved from camps near Tarfaya to the border. U.N. pleas to halt the march were dismissed. a Moroccan emissary reportedly headed to Madrid.
President Ford’s personnel shakeup keeps CIA Director William E. Colby in his post temporarily after he was fired by Ford. Colby will remain until his successor, George Bush, is confirmed by the Senate. Hyland named deputy NSC director, Scowcroft succeeds Kissinger.
In Orlando 45 Bonne High School students steadied the vehicle as Jerry King fainted at the wheel. Faith Brant steered the bus to a curb while Danny Ortiz used the radio for an ambulance. King recovered from insulin shock and was later considered for fitness to drive. The students urged the district to keep him, calling him a father figure.
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat left the United States for London after a ten day visit marked by a seemingly large arms and reactor sale prospect worth 1.2 billion dollars and diplomatic warmth from the Ford administration, but clouded by a public relations lapse over an anti Jewish remark and a charge that U S policy on Palestine neglect invites violence. U S officials say the Congress remains firmly pro Israel, complicating further backing for Egypt.
In a hospital bedside telecast Isabel Peron declares she has not resigned and will not, amid mounting pressure from the military and protests over the economic crisis. CGT backs her, calling for readiness to mobilize if needed as tensions rise in Buenos Aires.
Supreme Court Chief Justice Abu Sadat Mohammed Syeem was sworn in as president of Bangladesh after a coup toppled Sheikh Mujibur Rahman three months prior. The ceremony at the presidential palace was attended by diplomats officials and military leaders including new army chief Khalid Musharaf. Incoming president Mohammadullah resigned six hours later and observers question Syeem’s role. Western sources cite a possible ruling council with the president as nominal head.
Lynette Fromme, 27, charged with attempting to kill President Ford, loses bid to remove two potential jurors who are hunters and fails to convince Judge Thomas MacBride to alter pronunciation of her name. Fromme, acting as her own attorney, argued bias from hunting views while MacBride kept one syllable pronunciation. She criticized the judge for duck hunting earlier and noted her environmental concerns.
Premier Rashid Karami accused gunmen of unloading arms from a ship 12 miles north of Beirut despite orders to stop. He warned the army could face a direct clash with Moslem factions amid Lebanon’s civil war as the ship continued to unload near Junieh. Kissinger publicly backed Karami’s efforts to end the conflict, stating U.S. support for the government.
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