Pecos Daily Goes From Weekly To Daily Run
In Pecos the newspaper shifts from weekly to daily after a decade of status quo. Publisher and staff discuss benefits for credibility and deeper reporting while acknowledging some readers miss daily delivery. Advertisers and staff expect more timely news and better service.
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Briggs
Carlos
Pecos
History of Pecos newspapers and key publishers
The Pecos newspaper legacy began with the Pecos Valley News in 1887 and evolved through many incarnations. Barney Hubbs expanded local titles in the 1920s while serving in World War I, later launching papers across the region and multiple radio stations. Oscar Griffin Jr. won a Pulitzer in 1963 for local reporting on the Estes scandal while editor of the Pecos Independent and Enterprise.
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Pecos Enterprise and Gusher
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Artesia Advocate
Madera
Pecos Independent and Enterprise
University of Texas
Griffin
Estes
Pecos Enterprise
Pyote Air Base History Tied to Enola Gay Stops and Local Growth
Monahans archives detail Pyote's WWII roles from B 17 training to B 29 conversions and postwar storage. The Enola Gay once visited San Antonio area displays. locals recall German stone gates, the rattlesnake nickname for Rattlesnake Bomber Base, and Pyote Gazette era commerce.
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Whee Sieh Vane
Enola
Monahans Archives
Jackie Youngblood
Norden
Elaine Rives
Rives
John Jamison
Det Ceeeemer
Jamison
Europe
Monahans
Pyote
2Nd Air Force
236Th Army Air Base Unit
16Th Bombardment
301St Bombardment Group
Mediterranean
Pacific
236Th Army Air Base
San Antonio Air Technical Service Command
441St Air Army Base
Youngblood
Burbank Post Office Dedicated to Bob Hope
The downtown Burbank post office was dedicated to Bob Hope on his would be 101st birthday. Publicist Grant recalled Hope’s humor about post offices and age. Dolores Hope, then 95, sang a brief line of I’m Going to Sit Right Down and Write You a Letter.
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Ward
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Dolores
Saudis keep oil outlook steady amid regional tensions
Saudi assurances to boost production and urge OPEC peers lifted market expectations as US crude hovered below 40 dollars per barrel last week. Analysts said the Khobar incident is unlikely to prompt mass expatriate departures, with some Americans noting limited concern among locals.
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Africa
Central Asia
Khobar
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Saudi Arabian Oil Co
Holiday closings listed for city, county and colleges
Banks and lending institutions along with U S stock exchanges and commodities markets will be closed. The City of Odessa and Ector County offices will be closed. ECISD Odessa College and the University of Texas at the Permian Basin will be closed Monday.
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Don King and Bush Campaign Visit in Detroit
Don King and George Bush toured Detroit to rally black voters with King as a prominent donor. The report notes Bush’s unusual handshake with King and the contentious fundraising dynamic surrounding the event.
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Don King
George Bush
President Bush
Odessa American contact and subscription information
The Odessa American provides contact details including address at 222 E. 4th Street Odessa TX 79761 and P.O. Box 2952. It lists publishing and staff contacts, ad departments, customer service hours, and subscription rates with various plans and durations.
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Minnesota WWII era P-51 crashes in backyard kill pilot
Don Hinz, a Commemorative Air Force member from Minnesota, died after a WWII North American P-51C Mustang crashed during an emergency landing in a residential backyard near Red Wing. The incident, during Wings of Freedom Airshow duties, left at least one wing sheared off. FAA investigation pending.
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CAF
Don Hinz
Regions Hospital
St. Paul
Minn
Tina Corbett
Midland
Red Wing
Bay City
Wis
Corbett
FAA
Two Killed In Seminole County Collision At Intersecting Roads
A Saturday crash near Seminole killed the driver and a front passenger of a 1970 Ford Maverick traveling east on County Road 218 after failing to stop at a stop sign. A 1995 Monte Carlo on County Road 219 sustained injuries to its two occupants who were treated and released. The infant passenger in the Maverick, unbelted in a child seat, was airlifted then released from Yokum County Memorial Hospital. An investigation is pending with alcohol suspected.
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Kenneth Reed
Reed
University Medical Center
Lubbock
Yokum County Memorial Hospital
Monte Carlo
Plainview
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