Pecos City Council Eyes Park Plan And Navy Office Lease
The Pecos City Council authorized Austin park planning firm Jose Gil to submit alternate park proposals, focusing on a citywide review and Reeves County school partnership. Mayor Bickley urged prioritizing Saragosa Park upgrades, the overall parks plan, and the joint recreation program. The council also approved leasing the old chamber of commerce building to the Navy for 100 dollars monthly and called for bids for a new city manager car. Ballot canvass confirms mayor and council seats with Bickley reelected, Muniz and Moss winning two year terms, Matta unopposed for one year, Cassell and Calderon elected, West elected for another seat. Next meeting set for April 13 at 7:30 a.m.
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Pecos
Austin Parks Planning
Jose Gil
E. 38Th St
Austin
Permian Basin
Gil
W.R
Bob”’ Bickley
Reeves County
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Independent School District
Saragosa Park
Chamber of Commerce
United States Navy
Navy
Bickley
Bill Moss
Jesus Muniz
Ben Matta
Royce Cassell
Bob'' Bickley
W.O
Bill
Robert Hinojos
Production Now Normal as Mine Construction Workers Vote
Washington AP report notes striking mine construction workers vote on a new contract to end their nearly stoppage. The vote seeks to restore normal production and restart halted mining projects across sites.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Arnold Miller
Miami Beach
Fla
LeBlanc named president of Automotive Proving Grounds
Walter J. LeBlanc was named president of Automotive Proving Grounds Inc. succeeding Victor F. Springer who plans retirement by June. LeBlanc, APG's technical director since 1972, joined APG from BF Goodrich where he held senior research and development roles. Springer to leave Pecos for retirement near Hanover New Hampshire.
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Pecos
Walter J. LeBlanc
Automotive Proving Grounds, Inc
APG
Victor F. Springer
LeBlanc
Springer
The
Proving Grounds
Teen
Amy
BF Goodrich
Hanover
N.H
BF Goodrich Company
University of Wisconsin
General Chemistry
Tire Division
University records probe on short term investments continues
Houston AP University of Houston officials say a five month probe remains unable to determine the extent of losses from short term investment practices terminated last year. Aaron Farfel urged independent auditors to finish by May 8 for the next board meeting. The Rauch committee noted failures in reporting across levels, prompting organizational changes including elimination of the executive vice president post and a shift of reporting lines to President Philip Hoff man.
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Leonard Rauch
Samuel Harwell
University
Harwell
Rauch
Farfel
Revents
Roger Singleton
Singleton
Philip G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Gas Industry Study Sees One Million U.S. Jobs From Gas Growth
The American Gas Association says rising conventional and supplemental gas supplies could create about one million U.S. jobs by 1985. The report notes 25 million Americans earn roughly $250 billion in gas dependent industries, with major gains in manufacturing and energy sectors. It outlines six policy needs to reach 17 Tcf by 2000, including faster LNG imports and Alaska gas delivery, while stressing gas as a cost effective, cleaner energy option.
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Washington
U.S
American Gas Association
A.G.A
George H. Lawrence
Lawrence
Alaska
Canada
Mexico
North Slope
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National Weather Service
W.R. Bickley
Eleuterio M. Garcia
Charles Smith
Eddie Ferguson
oTeee Royce Cassell
Arnie S. Calderon
Madelynn West
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Association of
Bituminous Contractors
Mount Sinai Medical Center
Miller
Joel Dobson
U.S. Gas Association
Leland Casey
Casey
Gracias
Louis Matta
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