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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1972

Page

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Windmills Persist in West Texas Despite Slower Sales

Pecos hardware dealer Keith Camp notes more windmills in the area than ever, but sales have slowed as ranches gain electric pumps and replacements dominate. The piece also covers Pecos City Council bids on police cars and other local actions.

Windmills Texas Keith Camp Leader Hardware Company Pecos el Paso Fort Worth Camp West Texas Leader Frank Joplin Eclipse Monitor Beatrice and Aermotor Joplin Monahans Grandfalls

Agriculture Spotlight In Enterprise Farm Section

The Enterprise dedicates its largest recent issue to agriculture with a special section underscoring its vital local role. Credit goes to Sandra Hanha for the cover design as the edition aligns with today's Money in Vegetables Conference sponsored by the Pecos Chamber of Commerce.

Enteprise Sandra Hanha Pecos Chamber of Commerce

Nixon to withdraw 20000 more troops from Vietnam by July

President Nixon announced 20000 additional U.S. troops would be pulled out of Vietnam by July 1 while promising continued air and naval attacks on the North until the invasion ends. He outlined plans to return to the Paris Peace Talks and seek POW releases as North Vietnamese forces pressed in Quang Tri and the coastal highlands.

Washington Nixon Vietnam U. S North Vietnam South United States Paris South Vietnam Quang Tri

Pecos High Honors List Reflects Grade Level Milestones

Top students across Pecos High School receive Highest Honors and Honors in 7th to 12th grades. The long roster names Manuel Hernandez Becky Hopper Vicki Jonietz Becky Nowlin Mike Prewht Marsha Squires and many others across 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th grades. Kindergarten pre registration advised by Friday at Earl Bell Kindergarten public school.

Manuel Hernandez Becky Hopper Vicki Jonietz Becky Nowlin Mike Prewht Marsha Squires Jane Erskine Regena Fahle Ralph Garcia Garry Johnson Brenda Moon Sheri Richards Kenneth Smith David Stephens Bonnie Wynne Susan Sikes Nancy Box Dianne Dean Elva Gonzales Sharon Hall Jim Craig Hess Steve Kirkwood Alicia Mendoza Harvey Rivera Rosalinda Rodriguez Becky Rogers Kenny Thompson Julia Wein Janice Williams Earl Bell Peach Streets Pecos

Construction begins on Pecos vocational buildings

Construction began Wednesday on two new vocational arts buildings at Pecos High School. J W Cooper Construction Co of Odessa won the $1,040,609 bid and started site clearing on a seven acre plot. Completion is expected about one year from start with one shop building west of the high school and a second in front of the gym for office education and homemaking.

Crow Chevrolet Pecos Motor Co, Inc Walthal St Egglehoff, Inc Lubbock Winters Pump and Equipment Co Odessa Farmers Irrigation and Supply Co Pecos Pecos High School Ray Whitley Pecos - Barstow Whitley J. W. Cooper Construction Company Cooper Construction Co Washington St Covington, Shelton and Taylor

GED Tests Schedule Set for East Pecos Junior High

The General Education Diploma tests will be offered Saturday at East Pecos Junior High School starting at 8 a.m. with check-in at 7:45. The $5 fee funds the exam helping adults earn a high school equivalency diploma.

East Pecos Jr

Texas A&M Station Reports Wednesday Temperatures

The Experiment Station in Texas A M reported Wednesday's high at 70 degrees and overnight low at 44. Soil temperature measured 68 degrees.

Texas A&m Experiment Station

Incinerator Installed at Mivida Gas Plant Near Barstow

A 200 foot John Zink pollution control incinerator was erected at the Intra-tex Mivida Plant on highway 516 near Barstow. Built by Olsen Engineering and Mark Crane and Rigging, the unit dilutes toxic wastes to non toxic form and meets Texas Air Quality Board standards. Oasis Pipe Line Co. of Houston leads the project with partners Houston Natural Gas System Dow Chemical USA and Tenneco Inc.

Barstow John Zink Intra-tex Gas Co Mivida Highway 516 Olsen Engineering Corp Houston Mark Crane Oasis Pipe Line Co Texas Air Quality Board Pecos Tulsa Oklo Oasis Co Houston Natural Gas System Dow Chemical USA Tenneco Inc Intratex Houston Natural Gas Oasis Johnnie Kovar Bob Bradfield Barney L. Brasher

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