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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1975
Page
3
Arab suspects are being questioned in Jerusalem after a bombing that killed six Israeli teenagers and wounded 42, including an American and a Dutch tourist. Police patrols and roadblocks followed the Thursday night blast as officials seek the bomber amidst ongoing regional tensions.
The Senate approved a 30 day extension to keep oil price controls from expiring this Saturday and set Dec 15 to finish work on the energy bill. White House spokesman Ron Nessen said Ford has no objection to the extension but has not decided on signing the bill.
Madrid reports indicate Francisco Franco, 82, suffered a heart failure at 3 30 a m local time but was resuscitated by doctors at La Paz Clinic. He remains gravely ill with heart disease kidney failure blood poisoning and bronchial pneumonia and is on artificial respiration and a kidney machine.
In Sacramento Lynette Fromme prepares to open her defense with a videotaped Ford deposition. Prosecutors expected to rest today as four TV sets bring the president’s sworn testimony to jurors. Judge MacBride limits photography and weighs whether jurors hear Fromme's post arrest remark. Fromme denies telling a clerk she hated Ford.
Albany reports a partisan tax battle over nearly 1 billion in new levies to aid New York City and the state amid talks with the Ford administration on federal help to prevent default. Gov Carey, Senate Leader Anderson, and Assembly Speaker Steingut met with White House and Treasury aides as President Ford signals possible support. Carey pitched income, liquor, gasoline, corporate, and bank taxes plus a 1 cent city sales tax rise. Republicans threaten to block major increases while a debt refinancing and moratorium plan seeks to trade NYC notes for longer securities and federal-backed city notes.
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