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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1979

Page

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Carter warns Iran leaders over hostage harm in embassy crisis

President Carter met with top advisers for over two hours and warned Iran's leader that harming any American hostage would bring extremely grave retaliation. White House officials said no new moves on the Shah, who is receiving cancer treatment in New York, and that diplomatic channels remain open.

Robert B. Cullen Associated Press Washington Carter Iran White House Jody Powell United States Powell Shah New York Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini U.S Walter Mondale Harold Brown Cyrus Vance Zbigniew Brezinski Central Intelligence Agency Stansfield Turner David Jones Joint Chiefs of Staff Inge

Favorite Recipes from Pecos cookbook in Enterprise Sunday

The Enterprise publishes a magazine size special feature this Sunday titled Favorite Recipes from Pecos. The cookbook contains categorized recipes prepared by staff writer Jayne Robinson with production design by Barbara McKeown. Extra copies are available for 20 cents at 3824 S. Cedar.

The Enterprise Jayne Robinson Barbara McKeown Sunday Enterprise S. Cedar

Way Inn aids troubled youth in Pecos with United Fund drive

A Pecos group leased Billie Sol Estes house to run The Way Inn for troubled women and children since 1977. Volunteers, churches, and now United Way support sustain the facility, which operates on a tight budget and relies on donations and in-kind help for maintenance. Esther and Tim Martin serve as houseparents, with ongoing calls for repairs and funds.

Way Inn Billie Sol Estes United Way Pecos Esther Tim Martin Wa Inn Peace Corps Columbia Flo Huckabee Huckabee the Way Inn Martha Fleming Ester Martin

Blizzard paralyzes Midwest Thanksgiving at Nebraska armory

Dozens of travelers spent Thanksgiving at a Nebraska National Guard armory as a blizzard crippled much of the Midwest. Up to a foot of snow fell in southwestern Minnesota with 4 inches in northern Iowa and temperatures plunging to the teens in parts of Minnesota. Interstate 90 near collapse saw motorists abandoning cars while travel advisories covered southern Minnesota and southeastern South Dakota. In Sidney Nebraska about 60 travelers shared a turkey dinner with armory staff and church volunteers.

Barry Hanson Associated Press Nebraska National Guard Midwest Minnesota Rockies Iowa South Dakota National Guard Armory Sidney Neb Christ. Episcopal Church

Winds aid in fight against spilling oil

Galveston Texas AP Northerly winds kept oil spilled from a battered tanker at sea and away from 70 workers Thanksgiving cleanup crews on the beaches. Coast Guard Spokesman Larry Clark said the Burmah gate remained aflame and leaking oil, but winds prevented further crude from washing ashore on Galveston Island.

Galveston Texas Coast Guard Larry Clark Galveston Island

Texas AFL-CIO questions trooper use at GOP convention

Texas AFL-CIO President Harry Hubbard urged the Legislative Budget Board to examine the deployment of Department of Public Safety troopers and National Guardsmen at the Republican Governors Conference in Austin. He alleges officers were used as chauffeurs and aides, while Gov. Bill Clements' spokesman disputes the claim as demagogic. Hubbard noted an Austin bank robbery during the event and linked it to DPS assignments, insisting the inquiry focus on potential misallocation of tax funds.

Austin Texas Afl-Cio Harry Hubbard Legislative Budget Board Bill Hobby House Bill Clayton Hubbard Department of Public Safety Bill Clements Clements Jon Ford DPS Ford

Coming in the Sunday Enterprise Favorite Son Governor Clements Eyes Next Republican Convention

Governor Clements considers attending the next Republican convention as a favorite son, expresses gladness that George Bush and John Connally are in the race, but won’t position himself between them.

Clements George Bush John Connally Louise Cooke The Associated Press Alloways Creek New Jersey

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West Texas Big Bend United Fund Way Wendell Faulkner Armory Marvin Gunderson Mary Youn Fairbury Interstate 80 Colorado Wyoming Denver Cheyenne Sterling Colo Nebraska Omaha Fourth Street Robert Hinojos
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