Compromise sought on Carter energy plan tests this week
President Carter's energy program faces new tests as a House-Senate conference committee begins work on a non tax portion this week. The panel aims to reconcile House and Senate energy bills while tax provisions wait for later debate.
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Tom Raum
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
House
Senate
Congress
House-Senate
Food and Drug Administration
Midland to host one day seminar for peace officers
Texas peace officers from multiple agencies will gather in Midland on Sunday October 23 for an all day conference sponsored by the Texas Police Association. Activities include registration committee meetings and a reception with the TPA Executive Committee meeting at 3 pm.
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Midland
Texas Police Association
TPA
Hilton Motor Hotel
Burch Biggerstaff
Austin Police Department
Serving our Youth series begins in The Enterprise
The Enterprise launches a weekly feature titled Serving our Youth focusing on programs and services for area youths. The first article spotlights Harvey L. Ramsey director of special services for the Pecos Barstow Toyah Independent School District detailing duties performed for the community’s youth and school personnel involvement.
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The
Enterprise
Harvey L. Ramsey
Pecos - Barstow - Toyah Independent
Board of Education
Pecos Receives $13,766 City Sales Tax Rebate
Texas Comptroller Bob Bullock announced Pecos will receive 13,766.37 for the period through Oct. 7, up from 7,911.79 last year. For 1977, Pecos has $221,699 in rebates versus $203,511.31 in 1976, an eight percent rise, while statewide one percent city tax rebates total 288.5 million this year, up from 238.8 million.
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Austin
Bob Bullock
Pecos
Bullock
Texas
Pecos ISD approves playground equipment purchase and bids
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Independent School District board approved spending 9427.27 for Pecos Kindergarten playground equipment from Creative Playgrounds. action also approved air conditioner investigation at Austin School, a 2000 dollar partial cost toward a Pecos Elementary cement basketball court, and advertising bids for four school buses.
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Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Independent
Pecos
Creative Playgrounds
Board
Parent-Teachers Organization
Ramsey gas plant marks two years without lost time
ORLA Texas Continen tal Oil Ramsey gas processing plant eight miles northwest of Orla completed two years with no lost time accidents. The facility 운영s 2.5 million cubic feet per day with four staff. Plant manager Grover Morgan plans a dinner in Carlsbad New Mexico. Conoco gas processing operations overall report 14 plants with two years free of lost time incidents and over a million man hours of safety.
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Continental Oil Company
Ramsey
Grover Morgan
Carlsbad
N.M
Conoco
Lights Go Out In San Antonio Three Hour Blackout
A San Antonio blackout left residents without power for about three hours from 7 10 p m to 10 02 p m as CPS blamed a snapped static line and entangled transmission cables near Calaveras Lake. Hospitals used emergency power and authorities noted possible looting reports while CPS planned a commission of inquiry.
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Steve Eames
Associated Press
Tex
Texas
City Power Service
CPS
Calaveras Lake
Emil Peters
CPS Board
Tom Berg
Felts graduates combat training at Vanderberg AFB
U S Air Force Second Lieutenant Ernest E. Felts, son of Mrs. Bill Seitz of Barstow Texas, has completed the Strategic Air Command combat crew training course at Vanderberg AFB California. He is assigned to the 390th Strategic Missile Wing at Davis-Monthan AFB Arizona. Felts, a 1972 high school graduate, earned a B A from Angelo State University in 1976 through the Air Force ROTC program. His wife Sharon is the daughter of retired Lt Colonel and Mrs. Frank Dyer of Del Rio Texas.
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Lompoc
Calif
U.S. Air Force
Ernest E. Felts
Bill Seitz
Barstow
Tex
Strategic Air Command
Vanderberg Afb
Felts
390Th Strategic Missile Wing
Davis-Monthan Afb
Ariz
Angelo State University
San Angelo
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Sharon
Frank Dyer
Fox Drive
del Rio, Tex
Police enforce limit in six school zones
City police patrol six school zones with radar to protect students traveling to and from schools. Captain Robert Diaz and Charles LeFevere monitor traffic on Eddy Street as radar shows violators. One car traveled 32 mph while Diaz pursued, demonstrating radar impact on speed.
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Robert Diaz
Charles LeFevere
Eddy Street
Diaz
Peggy McCracken
Medicaid waste hits $1 billion yearly says HEW chief
Secretary Joseph Califano says 4.7 million ineligible Medicaid claims worth 229 million were paid from April to September 1976. He notes that if continued, federal and state shares could total about one billion dollars annually. Project Integrity reviews 250 million transactions and flagged 47,000 as questionable. 2,500 serious cases sent to states for probes. He also predicts the Supreme Court will uphold minority student special school admissions programs.
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Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A Califano Jr
Califano
HEW
Abc-Tv
Project Integrity
U.S. Supreme Court
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