Steelman pushes deregulation and tax cuts in Pecos campaign
Dallas Congressman Alan Steelman campaigns in Pecos promoting oil and gas deregulation, large scale budget cuts, and a 28 billion dollar tax cut paired with spending reductions. He criticizes Lloyd Bentsen as a “loophole lord” and calls for strong defense, reduced foreign aid, and focus on job creation while outlining his background and political stance.
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Alan Steelman
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Pecos
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Home Decorating Center
OPEC
Lloyd Bentsen
Bentsen
Humphrey-Hawkins
Europe
Steelman
Baylor University
Southern Methodist
New York
Lloyd Bentie
Alan Steelmen
U.S. Senate
Chris Hinz
GOP
Reeves County
Tommy Beachamp
American party sues to halt debates in 1976 election
The American party filed suit in U S District Court seeking to block Ford Carter debates arguing they violate equal time rules and are media staged events. Plaintiffs Tom Anderson and Rufus Shackleford, chosen at the Salt Lake City convention, seek a legal halt before Philadelphia September 23.
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American Party
U.S
Ford
Jimmy Carter
League of Women Voters
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Tom Anderson
Rufus Shackleford
Anderson
Shackleford
Salt Lake City
Train Crash In Lafayette Oregon Kills and Injures Many
A Southern Pacific engine and caboose struck a McMinnville School District bus near Lafayette Oregon. State police reported fatalities with unknown counts of injured as ambulances rushed to the scene. Hospitals in McMinnville Newberg Portland and Salem treated victims. bus was picking up rural students at 8:15 a.m. on the McMinnville route.
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Lafayette
Ore
Southern Pacific
Oregon
W.L. Mekkers
Yamhill County
McMinnville
Newberg
Portland
Salem
Eagle Days Boost Team by Purple and Gold Spirit
Pecos Eagle boosters will wear purple and gold Friday and Saturday to cheer the football team to victory. Merchants back the effort with special bargains advertised in Thursday and Friday’s Enterprise. Watch for ads and support the merchants who support the Eagles. Break out your purple and gold duds.
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Pecos Eagle
Runaway Youth Recovered at Continental Bus Station
Police located a run away youth Monday at the Continental Bus Station. He was held for relatives and later picked up by his parents from Carlsbad.
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Continental
Carlsbad
School Board to Discuss Toyah Busing Change
The school board will meet at 5 30 p m Thursday in the administration building to hear visiting citizens and consider bids on the building trades house and a Toyah request to change the bus route from Zavala to Crockett Junior High. They will review the tax report depository securities report and action on current bills. Other items include school opening and attendance reports Title IX policy and pay for teachers to ride band buses on out of town trips. Resignations and approval of professional personnel are on the agenda.
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Building Trades House
Toyah
Zavala
Crockett Junior High
GI Forum
City Council Agenda Calls For Police Hire and Signage
The City Council meets at 7:30 a.m. Thursday to consider employing a new police patrolman and to note the resignation of Sergeant Glenn Vandiver effective Sept 2. They will discuss adding stop signs at Nebraska and Normandy and on F street and Alamo, review cemetery fence, note Buck Renshaw resigning from the zoning board with term ending April 1978, examine bids for water department vehicles, hear second reading of the Community Public Franchise Extension Ordinance, acknowledge deed to North Pecos land from First National Bank of Pecos, and approve the 1976 ad valorem tax roll.
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Glenn Vandiver
Nebraska
Normandy
F'’ Street
Alamo
Buck’’ Renshaw
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Water Department
Pecos
First National Bank of
Imprisoned girl survives long underground ordeal in BC
Thirteen-year-old Abby Drover, held for 181 days in a six-foot square cell, told her captor she wished he would be her friend. Found malnourished but stable, she explained her six month confinement under Alexander Hay, 43, now jailed after a second court date is set. Police described the device shelter cell with basic amenities and a hidden shaft. Ruth Drover said Hay had long ties to the family and sometimes drove neighborhood children.
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Port Moody
Canada
Abby Drover
Alexander Hay
British Columbia
Vancouver
Hay
Wayne Smith
Abby
Paul Adams
Bill Reid
Hisself
Adams
Ruth Drover
No arrests found in county sheriff record
A check with the sheriff's department revealed no county arrests during the past month. The county handled state and federal prisoners, but no records were available to the Enterprise as of press time.
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Sheriff’s Department
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