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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1977

Page

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Easter Weather Shifts as Clouds and Winds Spread Across Texas

The Associated Press reports windy conditions and scattered showers across Texas evading a sunny Easter. A cool front ushers showers from New Mexico into the Panhandle while coastal areas and West Texas see fog and humid air from the Gulf. Early temps ranged from 51 in Wichita Falls to 67 in Brownsville and McAllen, with highs up to 86 in Longview.

Associated Press Texas New Mexico Texas Panhandle Middle Texas Lufkin Austin Gulf of Mexico West Wichita Falls Brownsville McAllen Longview Ohio Valley Appalachian Mountains Pacific Northwest Great Plains Intermountain California Plains North Atlantic Coast Rocky Mountains Houston Maine Needles Calif

Elderly mini bus plan tops county court talks

County commissioners heard seniors push a joint venture with the city to fund a shared mini bus system for the elderly and handicapped. The proposal, supported by regional planners, seeks matching funds for a vehicle and operation costs, with local match around 2 000 and operating costs about 8 000 funded partly by state grants.

Tops County Court Gene Douglas Regional Planning Commission Urban Mass Transportation Association Bill Jones Mass Transportation Association Wendell Faulkner Harold Meyer

School transfer deadline set for April 29

Parents in the district have until April 29 to apply for student transfers to another district for the 1977 78 school year. Application forms are available from the special services office 1302 S Park St or from the superintendent of schools office in Balmorhea.

Special Services Office S. Park St Superintendent of Schools Balmorhea

Refinery tax talk fires solons meet

In Austin the House Ways and Means Committee planned a hearing on a five percent crude oil tax for refineries to fund the Foundation School Program and cut local property taxes. Critics warn it would hinder Texas refinery expansion and risk shifting jobs to other states, amid GOP opposition and Briscoe’s no new taxes stance.

Austin, Tex House Ways and Means Committee Dolph Briscoe Joe Wyatt Victoria Texas Joe Allen D-Baytown Exxon Allen Baytown Middle East Baton Rouge Tex

IRS short of 20 million income tax returns with deadline near

The IRS says about 20 million returns are pending five days before the April 15 deadline. Mistakes were common among early filers due to the 1976 Tax Reform Act, with 9.5 percent error on 31 million 1040 forms and 13.6 percent on 23.1 million 1040A forms. Officials suggest letting the IRS compute taxes to cut errors and delay in issuing bills. Short forms can be calculated if earnings and taxes paid are reported, addressing common issues in standard deduction and general tax credit.

Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS

Bond sales reach goal in Reeves County and statewide

County Bond Chairman Archie B. Scott announced Reeves County three month sales of United States Savings Bonds Series E and H totaling 47,590, reaching 25 percent of the 1977 goal of 190,000. Texas monthly sales were 23,903,984 and three month 67,751,895, with 24 percent of the annual goal of 276.9 million achieved.

United States Savings Reeves County Archie B. Scott Texas

Shed to be ready for summer harvest at Griffin & Brand site

The $400000 B&H produce shed under construction at 1701 W Second aims for late summer completion. Cris Holland, B&H partner and Griffin & Brand farmer, notes the facility will employ 50 to 100 people seasonally and handle cantaloupes, bell peppers, possibly onions, with June to November operations.

Gene Douglas Griffin & Brand Cris Holland Holland B&h Produce Shed Mike Burkholder Griffin and Brand B&h Canada Griffin & Brand Company McAllen Othall Brand Fort Stockton

Rabin Fined Over U S Bank Account

Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was fined 1500 dollars for an illegal U S bank account that led to his resignation. His wife Leah faced a trial for operating a 21000 dollar account, with Rabin agreeing to pay the fine and drop joint trial to protect the office’s dignity.

Tel Aviv Israel Yitzhak Rabin United States Finance Ministry Leah Rabin

Steel contract to raise prices eyed by nation

A 340000 member steelworkers contract with the ten largest steelmakers is expected to push steel prices higher but not trigger inflation alarms. J Bruce Johnston of U S Steel said prices must cover costs while I W Abel praised the deal as non inflationary. The Council on Wage and Price Stability will review it, with acting director Jack Meyer saying it aligns with expectations. Local union leaders initially objected but then approved the pact.

Bill Smith PBRPC Welfare Department SEATA Lena Creswell Artesia N.M Meyer la Mesa Jones Balmorhea Toyah Rodeo and Fair Association Bill Pigman Duval Sheriff's Posse Washington J. Bruce Johnston U.s.steel Corp I.W. Abel Council On Jack A. Meyer

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