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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1976

Page

3

Connally says he would trade White House power for Congress control

Across campaign stops, former Secretary of the Treasury John Connally argues he would trade White House power for control of Congress, while praising the legislative branch during GOP fundraising appearances. The remarks came Monday night in Merrillville Indiana.

Merrillville Ind Treasury John Connally Congress White House Connally

Ford and Carter deny rumors in Eastern Europe meeting

Ford and Carter deny rumors about Carter’s love life amid Ford campaign denials. Ford meets with Polish Hungarian Lithuanian Latvian Estonian Czech Slovak Serbian Ukrainian groups at the White House to move past a critical debate remark. Dole attends, while a Ford spokesman rejects spreading rumors though reporter Jack Anderson cites four Ford staffers.

Dave Riley Associated Press White House Ford Jimmy Carter Plains Carter Europe Aloysius Mazewski Polish American Congress New York New Jersey Washington New World America Sen Bob Dole Dole Eastern Europe Jack Anderson

Professor defends Carter against Criswell critique

Dr. Joe Barnhart of North Texas State University says Jimmy Carter’s Playboy interview aligns with evangelical faith and that Carter has been maligned by Rev. W A Criswell and others. Criswell, pastor of Dallas First Baptist, backed Ford after attacking Carter on talk radio.

Denton Tex Jimmy Carter Playboy Magazine W.A. Criswell Carter Joe Barnhart North Texas State University Billy Graham Criswell First Baptist Church of Dallas Ford Georgia Barnhart Bill Graham NTSA Dr. Criswell

Mesquakie land settlement nets 6.6 million to Iowa tribe

After a decades long legal fight the Mesquakie Indians of Tama Iowa have secured 6.6 million dollars from Uncle Sam for 17 million acres of land once held in Iowa Missouri Illinois and Kansas. President Ford signed the appropriation and the tribe plans to distribute 5 267 738 among 902 members with 1 316 395 held in trust. Per capita payments average 5 840, minors receive shares at 18. Merchants in Tama report stronger sales of appliances televisions and clothing as the windfall arrives.

Gwen Florio Associated Press Tama Iowa Missouri Illinois Kansas U.S Pushetonequa Ruth Kasal Sac and Fox Mississippi Lawrence Mills Chicago Mills

Syria vows deterrent action after embassy attacks

The Syrian government vowed to punish Palestinian attackers after gunmen seized the Syrian Embassy in Rome, wounding a diplomat and taking officials hostage. A second assault on the Syrian Embassy in Islamabad followed. casualties were reported. Damascus Radio defended the Palestine cause and blamed criminals.

Associated Press Pakistan Italy Syria Rome Beirut Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine Damascus

Presidential fringe candidates at large 1970s race

The report lists lesser known contenders for president beyond Ford and Carter. It notes Ernest Whitford Paul Trent Ed die Collins and Paul T Langhow among minor candidates, plus persistent hopeful Lar Daly and Communist Party rival Gus Hall. It highlights MacBride Daly Trent Collins Langhow and others with quirky platforms and unusual stances.

Washington Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter Ernest Whitford Paul Trent Eddie Collins Paul T. Langhow Lar Daly White House Gus Hall Communist Party Federal Election Commission Carter Ford Eugene McCarthy Georgia Lester Maddox American Independent Party Tom Anderson American Party

Earth may swallow up one coal-mining town

In Rock Springs Wyoming residents of a mobile home subdivision fear collapse as streets crack and walls split from subsidence linked to abandoned coal mine shafts. The city disclaims maintenance responsibility, blaming developer Howard Routh who cites a Bureau of Mines water and sand pumping project. homeowners seek legal action with about six thousand dollars in damages reported.

Robert L. Scheier Associated Press Rock Springs Wyo Sandy Kaumo Paul Wataha Wataha Howard Routh Routh USS Bureau of Mines

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