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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1975
Page
3
The National Security Agency intercepted more than 1,000 telephone and telegraph communications involving antiwar activists and dissidents and reported them to the CIA and FBI. Intercepts began in 1969 and lasted two to three years, detailing travel and organizing by American radicals named to NSA by the CIA.
State investigators from the Texas Railroad Commission joined federal safety teams after a 12 inch pipeline ruptured and exploded near Goldsmith Texas. Three plant employees were killed and three injured while a bystander suffered burns and injuries. The dead were James Fife Robb Carpenter and James Lackey all Odessa residents.
Fresno AP report details Sammy Uribes death after life support was shut off following a medical error during brain death. The parents say they never consented to disconnecting the respirator and learned of the action from a hospital report. The anesthetist was fired. hospital called the brain death due to oxygen tube misplacement.
Barbara McCracken recalls 23 years of diabetes affecting her husband Chuck McCracken who died October 1 after 10 weeks on a kidney machine. He lost vision, then thyroid and kidney function, but she kept faith and says their four children tested clear for diabetes. She credits letters from supporters for helping cope with loss.
A Ranger man was arrested after a 17 year old Garland girl reported being raped on I 20 near Ranger. The suspect, claiming work at a wrecking yard, lured her to a yard, held a gun, and raped her before driving off with her car and offering five dollars. He was arrested at the wrecking yard.
Two thirsty federal prison escapees Edward Roche and Maurice J. Philion were found miles apart along Baltimore and Ohio tracks near Salem Illinois after escaping Marion Federal Penitentiary with three others. They had been without water for days, fearing polluted creeks, and were recaptured within hours and returned to custody.
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