Pecos Trail among Ward County hosts in Texas tourism plan
Governor John Connally announced the Pecos Trail as the third longest of ten travel routes, stretching about 626 miles from Del Rio through Langtry Sanderson Monahans Odessa Midland and McCamey. The plan highlights oil towns caverns wineries museums and frontier sites across Crockett Ector Ed wards Kinney Midland Sutton Upton Val Verde Ward and Terrell counties with landmarks like Alamo Village Fort Stockton and Castle Gap Park.
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Sonora
Interstate 20 Bypasses Barstow and Pecos
Ongoing construction west of here on Interstate 20 led to the opening to traffic of a Ward and Reeves County section. Through traffic now bypasses Barstow and Pecos, while the segment west of Pyote remains under construction.
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Chemical Engineers Meeting In Odessa This Week
The Permian Section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers holds its third annual symposium today and Tuesday at the Ector County Coliseum Odessa with headquarters at the Inn of the Golden West. Sessions run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. discussing computer applications water treatment waste disposal and LPG feedstocks. Approximately 100 new towns are underway nationwide.
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Ector County Coliseum
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Mail Tube System Speeds New York City Mails
New York City uses an underground pneumatic tube network spanning 27 miles with eight inch tubes. The system carries up to 200000 pieces of mail per hour enabling faster delivery.
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County Attorney Seeks to Clear Congested Docket
On February 6th the County Court criminal docket held more than 483 cases including 272 swindling by worth less check and 62 driving while intoxicated. Earl Earp aims to clear up the backlog and keep the docket manageable.
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Dear Amy Advice Columns From A 1960s Newspaper
A teen warns of note passing in school and guidance on avoiding a meddling mother. A wife distressed by a smoking husband receives a blunt reply about letting him decide and keeping hope. An older woman seeks advice on reuniting with a wealthy man despite his daughter’s interference, with a proposed solution.
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World’s largest solar furnace rises in Pyrenees frontier
France builds a vast solar furnace in the Pyrenees near the Spanish border to harness sunlight. Billions of migrating birds pass routes over the region, highlighting environmental considerations amid the project.
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The Light Touch and Everyday Observations
A light humorous column notes how stubbornness has useful traits and predicts tomorrow’s thoughts. It recalls singing in the shower as a long standing tradition and jokes about aging turning work into fun and vice versa. The piece ends with an invitation to visit Family Shoe Store at 117 West Sealy.
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Harp Auto Store
Billie Harp
Grandfalls
J.B. Allgood
W. L. Bearden
Wickett Drug
Grace Randolph
Wickett
A.M. Bowman
Ward County Tax
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