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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1975
Page
2
The Daley Circus performs two shows Thursday at the Balmorhea city park on Lake Road. Tickets available from band members or at the gate. Also note absentee voting deadline passed for the school and city elections with nine city votes and 25 school votes tallied.
New York stocks edged higher amid a Data General earnings surprise for Q1 and broader investor interest. The Dow rose to 165.02, with gainers ahead of losers 3-2 as electronics and data processing issues strengthened. Cotton futures rose on weather worries, while Fort Worth cattle and hog markets posted mixed results in a light livestock report. Amarillo noted no carcass beef carrot sales this week.
World Almanac facts urge people with diabetes cardiovascular disease epilepsy or allergy to wear an emblem identifying their condition as a safeguard against dangerous or fatal medication errors in an emergency. It notes about 1,800,000 epileptics and diabetics who may be misread as drunk or ill.
City crews seal coat 114 blocks this year with asphalt paving work under a city program. In the 400 block of Hackberry Street between Maple and Cedar crews spread gravel over the freshly sprayed surface as part of the improvement effort.
Carlsbad Regional Medical Center board aborted plans for a one unit hospital citing controversy. The board may pursue a profit driven proprietary hospital group, potentially dissolving the current CRMC structure and altering top administration. The move reverses a recent decision to continue schematics and cost evaluations.
Police reports list multiple thefts Monday night including batteries from two vehicles at a company lot on Sixth Street and behind a USDA Soil Conservation Service office on West Third Street, a $30 radio from a Country Club Trailer Park mobile home, and cash and cigarettes stolen from three vending machines at Double Domino Pool Hall. Windows shot at a tent house on Ross Boulevard and Plum Street. Marriage licenses issued on March 24 to several couples with multiple admissions and dismissals recorded at Pecos area facilities.
Pecos Enterprise lists subscription prices for Pecos Reeves and Loving counties at 15 cents per issue or 23 dollars monthly plus taxes, 28.56 yearly plus 1.44 wax. rates vary by mail location and extra tax. Notices state AP content rights and second class postage paid in Pecos Texas 79772.
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley secured an unprecedented sixth four year term with 77.73 percent of the vote as 3,146 precincts reported. Republican John Hoellen trailed with 19.83 percent and Socialist Willie Mae Reid had 2.44 percent. Daley, 72, faced questions over police spying allegations but defended himself against media criticism.
Calendar notes morning Optimists meeting at 6 30 a m at American Motor Inn. Rotary Club gathers at noon at Holiday Inn. Pecos Rifle and Pistol Club holds full membership meeting at American Motor Inn at 7 30 p m. Catholic War Veterans meet at Santa Rosa Catholic Church hall at 8 p m.
Friday activities list Alcoholics Anonymous at 8 p.m. upstairs 125 S Oak St with multiple phone contacts. Evening Lions Club at American Motor Inn 7 30 p.m. Amistad Lions Club at Lions Den 7 30 p.m. Tuesday TOPS Club at E 10th St senior center 6 p.m. 125 S Oak St morhea with Social Security rep 902 E 10th St 11 a.m. to noon. Wednesday Downtown Lions at Holiday Inn noon.
Texas International Airlines will restart scheduled service Friday with about 80 percent of regular flights, ending a four month strike by the Air Lines Employes Association. The company and maintenance and flight attendants unions agreed to back to work on Tuesday, ending the walkout that began December 1.
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