Absentee Voting Deadline for Pecos City and School Board
Last day to cast absentee ballots for the Pecos city and school board election on April 7. City voters may submit 8 am to 5 pm at Pecos City Hall with Marilea Parsons collecting ballots. City council candidates include incumbents Ben Matta Royce Cassell and Phillip Tyree and challengers Madelynn West Arnie Calderon. School board candidates are incumbents Patty Montgomery Frank Perea challenged by Joel Daniel and Lynn Gibson. incumbent David Hess is mentioned.
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Pecos City Hall
Marilea Parsons
S. Park
Ben Matta
Royce Cassell
Phillip Tyree
Madelynn R. West
Arnie Calderon
Patty Montgomery
Frank Perea
Joel Daniel
Pecos
Lynn Gibson
Toyah
David Hess
Reeves County Grants Boost for Low Income Utilities
The Community Council of Reeves County announces 50 Crisis Intervention Program grants approved by Texas Governor Bill Clements. Reeves County will receive $25,000 for eligible low income families with final utility bill notices. Applications are due May 31 at the Reeves Community Council, 902 E. 10th. Elections occur May 31 with polls 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Pecos City Council center and five school precincts Barstow Toyah Saragosa Orla.
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Community Council of
Reeves County
Texas
Bill Clements
Reeves Community Council
Town of Pecos
Communi- Center
Pecos- Barstow-Toyah Independent
Toyah
Pecos Area Weather Outlook Turns Warmer
Partly cloudy to clear today in Pecos and vicinity with warmer conditions expected by Wednesday. Scattered thunderstorms are forecast southeast this afternoon and tonight, per regional outlook.
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Pecos
Incumbent councilman Cassell seeks another Pecos term
Royce Cassell, 2001 Adams St. is a Pecos City Council candidate seeking re election. He and wife Louise have two daughters, Leslie and Lisa, and he notes Pecos as his home where he runs a business and aims to grow the city with his best efforts. Cassell lists seven decades of local schooling and coaching work across New Mexico State, Trinity University and El Paso districts, plus a pro football year with the Houston Oilers.
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Adams Sr
Pecos
Cassell
Lousie
Leslie
Lisa
New Mexico State University
University of Texas
el Paso
New Mexico State
Trinity University
Houston Oilers
Teamster strike sparks partial layoffs in auto industry
The largest automaker furloughed 2,000 workers and put 3,400 on short shifts due to parts shortages amid a nationwide Teamsters strike. GM operations in Warren and Lordstown, Ohio, account for about 17,400 affected employees, while Ford reports no new layoffs. Government and union officials say the economy faces limited impact for now, with some shipments and essential goods moving normally.
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David Espo
Associated Press
Washington
Labor Department
General Motors Corp
Warren
Ohio
Lordstown
Ford Motor Co
Energy Secretary urges nuclear licensing pace after Three Mile Island
Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger urged Congress to speed licensing for new nuclear plants despite the Three Mile Island accident near Harrisburg. He warned against rushing judgments until full facts are known and pressed to cut paperwork while preserving safety reviews.
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James R. Schlesinger
Congress
Three Mile Island
Schlesinger
Harrisburg
Iran
Carter
Energy Secretary
Nuclear Regulatory Commission of Safety
Capitol Hill
Gary Hart
Dcolo
Senate Nuclear Regulation Subcommittee
Drug Conspiracy Trial Set for May 29 in Austin
U S District Judge John H Wood will preside as Jimmy Chagra faces two counts of conspiracy to import drugs and two counts of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute in Austin The venue change motion was granted but Wood will stay on the case A former Las Vegas entertainer J O E Renteria testified a probation officer claimed the sentence could be reduced if he cooperated by alleging drug trafficking near El Paso The prosecutor denied making such promises and said any potential sentence reduction would be handled by the court
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Texas
U.S
John H. Wood
Jimmy Chagra
el Paso
Lee Chagra
Austin
Chagra
Las Vegas
Joe Rentaria
Wood
Jamie Boyd
Boyd
Renteria
Sweepstakes winners named in Pecos Enterprise drawing
Danny Sullivan of 1945 Adams Street wins next week grand prize in Pecos Enterprise Sweepstakes. Pecos winner receives $50 in Scrip, Modesta G Rodriguez gets a $25 Savings Bond, tickets deposited at local businesses. Week five offers Las Vegas vacation with five days four nights, gas and food allowance.
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Danny Sullivan
Adams Street
Pecos
Pecos Enterprise
Sullivan
Mark's
Asphalt Cowboy
Toyah
Modesta G. Rodriguez
S. Mesquite
Valley Motors, Inc
Balmorhea Highway
Las Vegas
Fabulous
West Texas Mennonites face land loss over visas
Seminoie Texas AP reports a Mennonite group that arrived in 1977 from Mexico and Canada will lose nearly 2 million dollars already paid on a 6400 acre land tract. They defaulted a 225000 payment due Feb 15 as land reverts to the original holder. The INS denies permanent status while a Bentsen bill seeks to allow them to stay.
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United States
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Texas
Mexico
Canada
Senate Judiciary Committee
Texas U.S
Lloyd Bentsen
INS
Bentsen
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Missouri
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