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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1976
Page
3
A congressional task force reports most of the 138000 Indochinese refugees in the United States have made vast strides toward assimilation within 18 months of the fall of Saigon and Phnom Penh, though many suffer mood issues.
Ian Smith urged Britain to dispatch an envoy to Salisbury to clear up confusion over steps toward majority rule. He pressed for rapid talks with African leaders to form an interim government, while a British mission met black African presidents in Botswana to work out transition details.
In Dallas federal court Joe Dee Hicks denies leading an international narcotics operation while prosecutors say he spent at least ten thousand dollars during a period he depicts as financially broke. The trial also involves Charles Lidge Bolts on conspiracy charges as narcotics worth 2.1 million dollars sits in evidence.
Proposes a new collective noun for a group of computers as an “error” reflecting common glitches and misconfigurations observed in computing environments. The phrase adds a playful linguistic category alongside existing terms for birds, animals, and other groups.
Washington AP reports the Ford administration cleared one hurdle in U S Saudi relations by the Senate committee killing moves to block a $30 million sale of advanced missiles. The panel also refused to bring up a Case resolution to halt Maverick missiles, keeping pressure on Congress over oil price and the Saudi boycott issue.
NAtional Cotton Council officials told a USDA hearing that increased producer assessments to fund research and marketing promotion have broad support. Propst of Texas said the rate could pass, with a possible late year referendum. Merchants and others favored a fixed per bale rate. cotton’s market share has grown to 30 percent as synthetics draw more oil-based fabric research and advertising funds.
AT T chairman John D deButts told a House subcommittee that Bell Telephone will ask for a residential rate increase if FCC approved competition continues. He warned federal policy could raise costs for home users, while hearings probe overturning FCC rulings permitting competition in two areas.
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