Balmorhea Speaker Pete Fuentez Named For Graduation
Pete Fuentez, Balmorhea native and KOSA Odessa newsman and High Noon contributor in 1975, is invited to speak at Balmorhea high school graduation on May 22. The seniors host a barbecued feast and a weekend trip precedes the baccalaureate. La Voz, the Balmorhea school paper, prints its third issue with world news, opinions, poetry, and student art. Track results from district meet at Wink highlight top Balmorhea athletes led by Lujan and Tarin with regional prospects. District UIL tennis also features Balmorhea participants advancing at Marfa and a Pecos invitational.
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Pecos Enterprise
Pete Fuentez
Pete
Odessa College
Alaska
Kosa Odessa
Bottoms
Catholic Church
Catholic Center
Billy Lozano
Bandera
Twin Elms Ranch
San Antonio
Austin
Tony Casillas
Gary Fuentez
World News
Karlier Botrick
Mario Acosta
Priss McNutt
la Voz
Masters
Wink
George Lujan
Roy Luna
Albert Matta
Victor Tarin
Luna
Carrillo
Gomez
Tarin
Matta
Lujan
Balmorhea Notes From Frankie Kingston
FFA judging teams and district meetings in Lubbock and Grandfalls dominate the Balmorhea notes with staff changes and student plans. Several teachers not applying for the term, relocations to Odessa Beeville and Fort Stockton discussed, plus hospital treatment for Mary Crenshaw. A $ Masterplots set donated to Balmorhea High School Library honors the 1975 seniors. Balmorhea band programs and upcoming meals summarized alongside weekend visits and local moves.
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Balmorhea High School
Ethel Jacobsen
Amy McIntire
Lee Davis
Reba Willborn
Priss McNutt
Patty Towler
Talent show reveals varied student ability
Nita Simmons reports Crockett Junior High hosted a talent show with 20 to 25 contestants performing dancing singing and acting Gesture followed by Crazy Day on April 18 when classes named best dressed boys and girls An assembly recognized winners in seventh and eighth grades Band contest on April 23 at Permian High School Odessa yielded second division in concert and sightreading The annuals staff led by Dan Schaefer styled hardback yearbooks dedicated to coach Beau Jack Hendrick The Law Day program featured law enforcement talks about drugs juvenile driving rules and juvenile rights in court
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Nita Simmons
Crockett Junior High
Hilda Arredondo Crockett
Ronald Mathews
Suzanne Hefner
Shane Brantley
Tammie Battens
Janie Lopez
Stephen Lipe
Marty Lewis
Lenor Orona
Frances Fuentes
Dean Wein
Kelly Clark
James Dutchover
Sandra Teller
John Tittle
Marla Waight
Steve Williams
Alice Dryer
George Gallardo
Patricia Vilmont
Rudy Juardo
Tommy Hardwick
Canda Hill
Wayne Warren
Tommy Young
Lance Carrico
Tracy Hanzelka
Cesar Saldana
Letticia
Rebecca Garcia
Crockett
Permian High School
Odessa
United Nations
Darle Rountree
Beau Jack Hendrick
Mike McLain
Dawn Sanders
Kandi Palmer
Tracey Hanzelka
Dan Schaefer
Crockett Cheerleader Tryouts Narrow to Six Finalists
Crockett held gym cheerleader tryouts Friday with 26 girls participating. Afterward, cheerleaders assisted the hopefuls after school. The student body voted to select six top candidates for the next year’s squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Arredondo Crockett
Pecos Enterprise publication and mail rates notice
Pecos Enterprise published weekdays with newsstands at 15 cents. Rates: by mail in Reeves Ward and Loving counties 2.38 monthly plus tax, 2.56 yearly plus 1.44 tax. by mail to other counties and states 2.62 monthly plus tax, 2.56 yearly plus 1.44 tax. Associated Press rights noted. Second class postage paid at Pecos Texas.
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Reeves Ward
Loving
Pecos
Texas
Associated Press
Alcoa
At&t
Beth St
Borden
Pet
Coca Cola
Dow
duPont
Eastman
el Paso NG
Exxon
Fairchild
Ford
Elec
Foods
Tire
Goodrich
Great A&p
Gulf Oil
Hart Hk
IBM 202
Jon Man Int Paper
John Joh Litton
Marathon
Marcor
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penn Cent
Penney
Phill Pet
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Stand Ind
Sun Oil
Texaco
UN Carbide
US Steel
Uniroyal
Woolworth
Xerox
Wall Street mixed as Dow climbs on eve of price competition
Blue chip and glamor shares led a mixed market with the Dow up 6.10 to 809.14 as institutions may boost buying ahead of new broker price competition. NYSE indices edged higher while overall gainers and losers were near even, despite Vietnam news. Cattle, hogs, and cotton futures reported mixed moves with cattle mostly steady to weak and cotton futures rising on anticipated rain.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Vietnam
Saigon
Fort Worth
Tex
Central Cotton Belt
New York Cotton Exchange
Reeves County residents to receive tax relief rebates and refunds
An estimate shows more than 2.277 million dollars in adjustments will go to individuals in the area over the next two months. Of that total, about 1.65 million dollars will be refunds to people who paid higher withholding taxes during the year.
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Reeves County
Washington
Economic stimulus rebates and tax cuts begin rollout
Congress approved a plan returning about 37.6 billion to individuals over the next two months. Most refunds total 28 billion with an average of 386 dollars per return. rebates reach 8.1 billion and 1.5 billion comes as 50 dollar payments to Reeves County residents and others. Checks for refunds rebates and payments start in about two weeks and distribution takes one to two months.
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Reeves County
Community club and service group listings by day
Thursday morning Optimists meet at 6 30 a m American Motor Inn Rotary Club gathers at Holiday Inn at 12 noon Friday Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 8 p m 125 S Oak St upstairs contact numbers Balmorhea Monday Evening Lions Club meets at American Motor Inn 7 30 p m Amistad Lions Club meets at Lions Den 7 30 p m Tuesday TOPS Club meets at E 10th St senior center 6 p m 125 S Oak St upstairs Social Security representative at Community Action 902 E 10th St 11 a m to 12 noon Wednesday Downtown Lions meet at noon Holiday Inn beginner who knows
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Evening Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Tuesday Tops Club
E. 10Th St
Senior Citizen's Center
Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Community Action Office
Bicycles Recovered In Juvenile Case At White’s Stores
Four juveniles led by county juvenile officer John Lewis are being processed after police say they were found with bicycles and a mini-bike stolen from a Whites’ Stores storeroom on S Oak Street. The bikes valued at about 420 dollars matched missing items from a downtown storage facility after entry through a rear door. Police report ages range from 11 to 15. A television missing from Gilbert Rayos at Airbase Apts was also cited as stolen with entry by forced lock. burglars sought for a 420 dollar color set from Pete Rodriguez residence at Airbase Apts after entry by key.
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John Lewis
S. Oak Street
Pete Lawrance
Gilbert Rayos
Airbase Apts
Rayos
Pete Rodriguez
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