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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1973

Page

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Voter interest mounts in Saturday city elections

In Reeves County voters prepare for weekend city and school board elections. Absentee ballots total 94 in the Pecos-Barstow ISD race, 79 in the county school race, and two in the county trustee contest. Six men vie for three at large city council seats with incumbents and challengers named.

Reeves County Pecos-Barstow Manuel Trujillo Clem Crowley Bob Bickley Arnie Calderon Jose Tercera C.W. Wicker Ben Matta Alton Hughes Maxine Oglesby Boris Oglesby Gladys Youngebreed Margaret Jordan

Balmorhea voters again weigh 1 tax on ballot

Balmorhea residents will vote on a one per cent local sales and use tax and choose aldermen for places 2 4 and 5. Odes O Rear is unopposed for Place 2 while Place 4 has Alfred Pax opposed by three challengers. Balloting occurs at the Well Kept Community building with election observers Loriie Collins and Dan Clark.

Balmorhea Odes O’rear Alfred Pax Harvey Davis Billy Lozano D. W Wes) Elliott Loriie Collins Dan Clark Balmorhea Isd Pat Brijalba CG. T. Gray Jr Tom Car~ender

Toyah Elects Aldermen and Trustees Saturday

Toyah voters select two city aldermen this Saturday with only incumbents Harold Williams and Martinez filing for the seats. Four candidates—R. J. Dickson, J. B. Contreras, Robert R. Jones, and Mrs. Raymond Goodnight—seek seats on the Toyah ISD board of trustees.

Toyah Harold Willams Martinez Toyah Isd Board of Trustees J-Dick”? Compton J, B, Contreras Robert R, Jones Raymond Goodnight

Barstow settles three council seats in Saturday election

C W Wright, appointed city secretary treasurer, runs unopposed for councilman city secretary treasurer as Barstow voters pick three council members. Other candidates include Clifford Croft David Garcia Forrest Walker Vernon Alldredge and Victoriano Juarez with Walker and Alldredge incumbents. Polls open at 9 am and close at 7 pm. Maud Witt serves as election judge. Voters also choose Pecos Barstow trustees and Ward County Precinct 1 school trustee.

C. W. Wright Barstow Belle Hummel Clifford Croft David Garcia Forrest Walker Vernon Alldredge Victoriano Juarez Walker Allgood Maud Witt Pecos-Barstow [Sd Ward County

Gray withdrawal opens search for FBI director

A Justice Department official and political figures are linked as possible successors to L Patrick Gray after Nixon withdrew his nomination. Rumors name John Inversoll Richard Ogilvie and Pecos volunteer firemen Matt Byrne as contenders while White House officials say no decision has been made on a permanent successor.

Washington Justice Department Illinois Los Angeles L. Patrick Gray FBI Nixon Senate Gray White House Ronald L. Ziegler Atty Richard G. Kleidienst Administration Senate Judiciary Committee John Inversoll Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Richard B. Ogilvie U.S. District Court Matt Byrne Henry Petersen Jerry V. Wilson District of Columbia Petersen Wilson J. Edgar Hoover

Winter chill lingers as Texas sees scattered rain

A storm in Mexico brought scattered rainfall into Texas with east Gulf moisture, while western areas stayed clear or partly cloudy. Temperatures ranged from lows in the 20s to highs in the 60s 70s, with rain concentrated in the Hill Country and along the Upper Texas Coast and across East Texas into Louisiana.

Associated Press Mexico Texas Gulf of Mexico Texas Panhandle Fredericksburg Austin Laredo Alpine West Texas Pecos River Colorado City Snyder East Louisiana Dalhart el Paso Brownsville McAllen Alice Amarillo Maine

Balmorhea gets improved telephone service via test cable treatment

West Texas Telephone Company starts an experiment to inject a jelly like moisture and air sealing compound into Balmorhea’s buried cable. Crews aim to restore the line carrying 25 pairs of wire and prevent future leaks with pressure injected material developed by GFC Engineering and Sales.

Balmorhea West Texas Telephone Company Ron Killion Barrow Ditch Killion GFC Engineering Los Angeles Calif Continental System Dick Pryor Dallas Dan Dudley Continental’s Lab Hickory N.C Secretary of the Standards Commission Don Storebeck Bakersville Corporation

Shell trims gasoline sales to large buyers in Houston

Shell Oil Co confirmed it will cut deliveries of gasoline to large bulk users in Houston and Dallas due to a tight supply. Exxon, Gulf, Continental, and Phillips did not indicate allocations yet. AI reports domestic gasoline stocks at about 216 million barrels as of last Friday, down from 241 million a year earlier.

Houston Shell Oil Co Exxon Co USA Gulf Oil Co U.S Continental Oil Co Phillips Petroleum Co Shell Dallas The American Petroleum Institute

Indian leader and officials meet today

Militant Indian leader Russell Means heads for Washington under arrest to meet federal officials over provisions of a peace agreement ending the 37 day siege at Wounded Knee South Dakota. Means and three AIM representatives will meet President Nixon advisor Leonard Garment in the capital Saturday to discuss a presidential treaty commission and the six point agreement ending the siege.

Wounded Knee S. D Russell Means Washington Means Americal Indian Movement Leonard Garment Nixon AIM U.S Kent Frizzell

Abilene Medal of Honor recipient cites 56 MIAs held abroad

Abilene resident Col. Lewis L. Millett, a Medal of Honor winner, estimates at least 56 American MIAs are being held in North Vietnamese prison camps. He says POWs may also be in Laos or Cambodia, but cannot disclose details for safety and classification reasons.

Abilene, Tex Army Lewis L. Millett Abilene Ft. Wolters Mineral Wells Tex Laos Cambodia Millett Col. Millett Demilitarized Zone 2Nd Corps Harry Truman Korea Vietnam South Vietnam Col United States

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William R, Bickley Jose M, Tercero R, Henry Blackwell S. Oak St Tad Howard Collier Pauline Maxey Felipe Arredondo Pecos Charlie Mitchell Allen Jones Bill Dingler Tommy Peer Frank R. Perea Francisco Granado J.T. Precht Jr Stanley T. Poer, JR Charles E. Mitchell Frank R, Perea George Ross Roddy Villescas Wyoming Yucca Ation
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