Guerrero Walker win council seat in Pecos Barstow election
In Barstow, Guerrero and Walker led the city council vote with 90 and 63 ballots respectively while Wright won the city secretary post with 80 votes. School board results showed Williams 96, Flores 80, Reynolds 43 with one write in. Barstow residents also voted for two school board members and two councilmen along with a city secretary. The council will meet April 17 and Guerrero Walker Wright will be sworn in. First Presbyterian Church held a Sunday dinner after worship with about 25 attendees and baptism and membership certificates were issued to several families. Birthdays in March and April were honored.
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Barstow
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah
Paul J. Williams
Isabel Flores
Elvin Reynolds
Clifford Croft
Louis Guerrero
Forrest Walker
Cruz Abila
Manuel Bustillos
C.W. Wright
Estella Granado
Elias Franco
Guerrero
Walker
Wright
Barstow Community Notices and Funeral Obituary Fragments
Sunday visitors and weekend guests from San Antonio El Paso Florida and Pecos fill Barstow church activities and family gatherings. Funeral attendance and hospital admissions touch Barstow families as sisters brothers and in laws mingle across Monahans Jal and Fort Stockton.
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First Baptist
E.welvins
San Antonio
P.J. Williams
el Paso
Howard Robinson
Florida
Rhonda Sandell
Pecos
Hattie Trott
E.W. Blevins
Betty Ann Edwards
Sally
Pat Barnett
Cohoma
Calistro Navarette
Chinda Abila
Veronica
Irma
Usebro Ramos
Monahans
Market swings up in moderate rally amid bond strength
New York stocks rallied from a six day skid as the Dow rose 5.40 to 748.28 while the NYSE index gained 0.27 to 42.96 and the American Exchange up 0.27 to 78.98. Bond gains eased rate fears. Pasco jumped on oil asset sale news. cotton futures edged higher and gold prices firmed in London and New York. Livestock in Fort Worth showed mixed to steady moves across cattle, calves, feeders and hogs with several price ranges noted.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
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Standard Oil of
Indiana
Wyoming
Indiana Standard
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Tornadoes to chilly 33 degrees at Dalhart headline winds
Weather snapshot shows Dalhart hit 33 with a new chilly spell while McAllen registered 75 and Texarkana 53. Overnight storms persisted, Eagle Pass cleared debris from a Sunday night storm causing about half a million dollars in damage. Arctic air followed, bringing record April cold as far south as Arizona, with Flagstaff tying its lowest April maximum at 28.
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McAllen
Rio Grande Valley
Texarkana
Eagle Pass
Arizona
Flagstaff
Deaths Services for Fritz P. Stuckler in Pecos
Services for Fritz P. Stuckler of Pecos will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Pecos Funeral Home chapel with burial at Fairview Cemetery. Stuckler, a longtime Pecos resident and ranch cow hand, died Monday night in the Pecos Nursing Home. He was born December 29, 1894 in Fort Stockton. No survivors are listed.
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Pecos
Pecos Funeral Home
Fairview
Stuckler
Fort Stockton
Man Arrested in Pecos Robbery Case
John L. Champ is jailed in Reeves County after an Odessa arrest and return to Pecos for allegedly taking about $170 from a local service station. An accomplice kept the attendant out of the office as the theft occurred. authorities chased suspects to Odessa before the station attendant identified the robber.
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John L. Champ
Reeves County
Odessa
Pecos
Jim Breese
New Mexico State University Carlsbad gets 450000 for building
Gov Apodaca signed House Bill 8 funding capital outlay for higher education at branch colleges. Carlsbad will gain a nursing program building and expanded library. Also noted vandalism damage to a motor home window and local burglary incidents in Kermit and Otto's Liquor Store.
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Carlsbad
Jerry Apodaca
New Mexico State University
Sunset Kit Carson to headline Tommy Scott show at high school
Sunset Kit Carson, famed cowboy and screen star from the Roy Rogers era, headlines the Tommy Scott Family Funtime Stage Show at 7:30 p.m. today in the high school auditorium. Born in Plainview on November 12, 1927, he rode in over 40 rodeos by age 12 and has appeared in more than 100 westerns. He recently completed The Marshal of Windy Hollow and previously released Outlaw Grizzly.
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Tommy Scott
Scott
Roy Rogers
Gene Autry
Plainview
Sunset
Windy Hollow
Kentucky
Sunset Carson
Legislators adopt low profile campaign for April 22 vote
Texas legislators urge a quiet campaign for the April 22 special election on legislative pay raises and higher retirement benefits for teachers and state workers. Instructions call for minimal press and publicity, focusing on personal contact to mobilize supporters, distributed by Rep. Ben Bynum who leads an ad hoc House committee.
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Tex
Texas
Ben Bynum
D-Amarillo
Bynum
House
Jacobsen testimony on third payoff raises questions
In a continuing trial recount, Jacobsen admits a possible third $5,000 gift to Connally after prosecutors cited records of his Austin safe deposit boxes. Earlier denials contrasted with new notes and transcripts showing Jacobsen changing his story about a third payoff. Grand jury had indicted Connally for the two $5,000 gifts, with Jacobsen insisting a third payment may have occurred.
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Associated Milk Producers Inc
Bob A. Lilly
Jacobsen
Connally
Lilly
Williams
Austin
Tex
Washington
GRAND
Community event schedule and CARE 1974 aid total
A local weekly roundup lists meetings and activities at senior centers clubs and organizations including Tuesday evening AA and social security assistance. The CARE annual report notes almost 29 million people aided in 36 countries in 1974 with over 20 million fed daily and emergency relief to 7 million drought or flood victims.
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Pecos Enterprise Postal Details
Pecos Enterprise note states second class postage paid at Pecos Tejas.
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Dale) Christian
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