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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1972

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Apollo 16 Faces Skin Flake Mystery En Route Moon

Apollo 16 continues toward a Thursday lunar landing aboard a Saturn V rocket. Engineers in Bethpage study outer foil flakes from Orion while astronauts Duke Young and Mattingly monitor systems and prepare for a 73 hour stay on the moon.

Space Center Houston Moon Earth Duke Lunar Module Command Module Young Orion Navy John W. Young Air Force Charles M. Duke Grumman Aircraft Bethpage N.Y Mission Control Thomas K. Mattingly Casper Lunar Young and Mattingly

Pecos bids sought for patrol cars water truck and pump

Pecos City Council advertised for two 1970 patrol cars and one water truck to replace aging units as city officials noted miles driven and breakdowns. Bids due by 8 30 a m April 27 with a 1500 GPM water pump also bid to upgrade the main station on Walthall Street.

Pecos J. J. Maxey Maxey Walthall St B. Hunt Hunt

Pecos High Students Excel in UIL District Meet

Cynthia Baker won first in spelling and Charlie Meek first in journalism as Pecos High placed third in District 2AAA UIL meet in Andrews. Pecos totaled 54 points, with Kermit second at 93 and Andrews first with 266. Other placers included Steve Thomas in boys prose reading and Lana Choate in girls prose reading.

Cynthia Baker Pecos High School Charlie Meek UIL Andrews Pecos Kermit Steve Thomas Lana Choate Becky Weatherby Becky

Panel on Drug Abuse Heads Parish Hall Panel

Dr Cleto Elequin will head a panel on drug abuse at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Parish Hall of St Catherine s Catholic Church 12th and Plum Streets Others on the panel are John ny Rediger Larry Fuller Rev Ed Sullivan Fernando Hernan dez and three local students with one rehabilitated drug addict The panel discussion is open to everyone and will answer questions from the community.

Cleto Elequin St. Catherine’s Catholic Church 12Th Plum Streets Johnny Rediger Larry Fuller Ed Sullivan Fernando Hernandez

Grants funding riot control and police expansion approved

Governor Preston Smith approved four grants totaling 141 762 for crime control projects in the Permian Basin region including Pecos. Funds support riot control equipment training and police facility expansion in Midland and equipment for Odessa Midland Pecos Crane Big Spring Andrews Kermit Monahans and Andrews County Sheriff’s Department. Also includes teletype system continuation and district attorney office equipment. Mrs. J H Freeland of Barstow remains hospitalized after a heart attack.

Preston Smith Permian Basin Odessa Midland Pecos Crane Big Spring Andrews Kermit and Monahans Andrews County Riff’s Department City of Midland Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission Midland County Commissioners Court District Attorney’s Office Criminal Justice Council Executive Committee

Police report clears 18 offenses in March across city

City police cleared 18 of 45 offenses including two burglaries four thefts over 50 dollars eight thefts over 5 dollars one racialism one strong arm robbery and two auto thefts. Accidents numbered 37 with eight injuries and one fatality. Patrols covered 9 877 miles and 730 calls while animal control impounded 156 dogs with 116 killed and 34 cats killed.

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Court fines total 2 218 in March reported

Municipal Judge W O Pigman announced March court receipts totaled 2218 with jail fines 1080 50 splits including drunk in public 325 drunk in car 502 50 disorderly conduct 50 minor in possession 103 sniffing glue 55 and warrants 45 dog running at large fines 132 50 and traffic fines 1022 20 for the month.

W. O. Pigman

Cattle Truck Overturns Near Pecos Injuries Avoided

Jimmy L Housley of Frederick Oklahoma escaped injury when his cattle truck overturned east of Pecos at 9 30 am Sunday on U S 285. About 22 of 170 cattle were killed and the tractor from Eugene Hughes Trucking Co suffered extensive damage. A second wreck occurred seven miles south of Pecos on Texas 17 involving Weldon Randell Hinesly whose pickup rolled once. Hinesly was uninjured.

Jimmy Leroy Housley Frederick Okla Pecos Housley Eugene Hughes Trucking Co Joe Mitchell U. S. 285 Mitchell Texas Hwy Weldon Randell Hinesly Missouri St Hinesly

Warehouse fire damages Harris Lumber Co facility

Harris Lumber Co. warehouse at 1328 S. Cedar St. sustained heavy damage from a Saturday night fire that started in a trash bin and spread inside. Fire crews were on scene from 8:05 p m to 9:01 p m. Two additional car fires were reported Sunday east of Toyah and south of Pecos.

Harris Lumber Co S. Cedar St Toyah Hwy. 7 Pecos

Venus near the Moon Triggers Moonlight Sighting

NORAD assures the public no threat from a bright light near the moon reported Sunday night. Observers across the country saw Venus shining close to the moon, with some mistaking it for debris or Apollo 16.

Pecos Venus North American Air Defense Command NORAD Arizona Cambridge Mass Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Mars Earth Saturn

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