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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
3
Gov. Dolph Briscoe cited surveys showing 562 homes damaged and seven mobile homes plus 56 businesses hit by flooding. Separate reports note Texas unemployment at 6.5 percent in mid July, with a large drop in job seekers from mid June to mid July.
Patricia Hearst remains in a nearby county jail after separation from William and Emily Harris and other SLA members who were moved to Los Angeles for arraignment. FBI diary details emerge while Soliah is indicted. psychiatrists prep to evaluate Hearst as she faces multiple charges in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Washington reports a hardening stance as the House votes 203 to 197 to block funds for surrendering U S control of the canal. Panama presses for jurisdiction while a Panamanian protest at the U S embassy tests diplomacy amid talk of phased control.
Sara Jane Moore, who previously informed on a private gun collector to the ATF, bought a .38 revolver from the same collector before firing at President Ford. She says the act sprang from personal rage and protest, acted alone, and did not intend to kill. Authorities note she supplied information about a dealer in Danville, California.
A Dallas County prosecutor urges filtering jurors by traits including women with makeup and umbrellas, minorities, youths, the physically impaired, and the overweight. He bans freethinkers and habitual grinters, while noting safe signs when a juror grins at the prosecutor but not at defense. An ATF inquiry follows a separate unnamed source. A historical note mentions Dublin and Christ Church Cathedral with Norse origins.
In Philadelphia a 17 year old girl lies on a hospital bed in a cluttered living room while in New Jersey the Karen Quinlan case sparks a heated legal medical debate. Karen Vikingstad, 15, suffered massive brain damage after a choking incident and remains kept alive by life support. Her mother speaks of life as she questions the heroic measures sustaining her daughter, wondering if letting go is the merciful option.
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