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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1977

Page

2

Reeves County added to Texas emergency cotton area

Agriculture Commissioner Reagan V. Brown announced Reeves County is now part of the emergency area in Texas. The EPA has granted a limited exemption for four new insecticides Bolster 6 Ambush Pounce and Pytrin to combat boll worm and tobacco budworm in cotton fields. The authorization expires Sept 30 1977. Farmers should consult entomologists before purchase and use due to potential fish toxicity and county by county criteria.

Austin Reeves County Texas Reagan V. Brown County Extension Brown Environmental Protection Agency EPA

Thunderstorms batter coasts with hail and a tornado

Storms with high winds heavy rains and hail swept from the east to the Gulf coasts and inland areas. A tornado was reported near Lacrosse Kansas and large hail fell at Dighton while South Carolina saw heavy rains and flash floods in Columbia. Overnight lows dipped into the 40s in the northern Great Lakes and Rockies, with warm Gulf Coast readings and highs mostly in the 90s in the southwest.

West Coasts Gulf Coast Atlantic Coast Central Mississippi Valley Central Plains Cali Fornia Oregon Lacrosse Kans Dighton South Carolina Columbia Great Lakes Rockies Gulf Pacific Coast Plateau Needles Calif Hibbing Minn National Weather Service Louisiana Florida Atlantic Virginia Maine

Elizabeth Abila runs for U M A C queen in Barstow

Elizabeth Abila daughter of Mr and Mrs Reyes Abila is the sole Barstow candidate for U M A C queen with her princess Sharon Butillos of Pecos. Fundraising events include car wash enchilada sale and ticket sales. A record hop August 12, presentation dance August 20 and coronation September 10 are planned along with additional August fundraising.

Elizabeth Abila Reyes Abila U.M.A.C Sharon Butillos Pecos Elizabeth Barstow

Eight Pecos students attend Angelo State yearbook workshop

Eight Pecos High School students and two advisors joined about 250 yearbook staff members at Angelo State University for the eighth annual Yearbook Workshop on the San Angelo campus July 24 to 29. The ASU journalism department and Newsfote Yearbook Co. sponsored the five day program with sessions on yearbook production plus social activities. Pecos attendees included Irene Turk and Tres sa Armstread as advisors and Kirby Rankin Mark Stephens Karen Kelly and Rachel Billieter as students, along with Darlene Whitehurst Kim Dingler Beta Quezada and Elizabeth Wilson.

San Angelo Pecos High School Angelo State University ASU Journalism Department Newsfote Yearbook Co Pecos Irene Turk Tressa Armstread Kirby Rankin Mark Stephens Karen Kelly Rachel Billieter

Three Arrested in Dr Briere Burglary Case

Charges filed Monday night name Jackie Arnold Thompson Roy Cumbee and Van Tura Smith for the burglary of Dr Briere s office Thursday night. An Midland teletype requested warrants for the suspects and all were arrested in Midland.

Jackie Arnold Thompson Roy Cumbee van Tura Smith Dr. Briere Bowen Midland

Noon market slide as Fed tightening tightened credit

The noon Dow fell 2.52 to 889.29 as analysts cite recent Fed credit tightening and higher short term rates. Gainers lagged, Bethlehem Steel fell 1 1/8 to 22 5/8 amid a 200,000 share block. NYSE composite slipped to 54.04 and AMEX index to 120.24 with light 7.82 million shares traded.

New York Federal Reserve Fed Bethlehem Steel NYSE American Stock Exchange

Calendar of local club meetings and events

Monday Lions Club at American Motor Inn 7 30 p.m Amistad Lions Club at Lions Den 7 30 p.m Pecos Optimists at Chapar Village Steak House 7 p.m Tuesday Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon 8 p.m 125 St Oak St phones listed Morning TOPS Club 9 30 a.m Federation Parish w Morning TOPS TX 259 at St Community Council office 6 p.m Evening Optimist Club at Saragosa Hall 8 p.m Thursday Game Day Senior Center 119 S Cedar 2 5 p.m Friday Arts and Crafts Senior Center 119 S Cedar salad luncheon 10 a.m 5 p.m

Lions Club American Motor Inn Amistad Lions Club Lions den Pecos Optimists Chapar_. Village Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous Al-Anon St. Oak St Federation Parlor Tops TX 259 St. Community S. Cedar

Deaths Esther L Olds 70 in Odessa nursing home

Mrs Esther L Jackie Olds aged 70 died at 3 p.m. Monday in an Odessa nursing home. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Born July 21 1907 in St Louis Missouri she is survived by sister Dora Hart of Odessa.

Esther L. ‘Jackie’ Olds Odessa Pecos Funeral Home Chapel Evergreen Cemetery St. Louis Missouri Dora Hart

Pecos Band Camp Set For August Camp Meeting

Pecos High School Band members, about two hundred students, meet at Band Hall at 2 00 p m Monday August 7 to travel to Camp Musquiz for their annual band camp. Rehearsals run through Friday noon with return to Pecos around 3 p m August 12. Students should bring bedroll sheets blankets and personal articles. A 28 fee covers meals housing insurance and essentials. paid before departure. Band Director Bill Carrico invites transfer students to contact him promptly.

Pecos Camp Musquiz Eagle Band Bill Carrico

Five die in headon crash near Gonzales Texas

Five persons died in a headon collision on U S 183 seven miles north of Gonzales. Victims include three Karnau sisters Kathy Denise ten Karen Diane and Sharon Lynn ages 15 daughters of Jerri Karnau Gonzales High School band director. Other deceased are Clarence Kopeky 55 and Carrie Neuse 24. Tommy Sullivan driver of the other car is in critical condition at Victoria hospital. Funeral services set for the Karnau family tomorrow at First Lutheran Church and Shiner City Cemetery. other services listed for Neuse and Kopecky.

Canutillo North Temple Baptist Church Bo Dudley Gonzales, Tex Kathy Denise Karnau Karen Diane Sharon Lynn Karnau Gonzales Jerri Karnau Clarence Joseph Kopeky Carrie M. Nkeuse Jim Fitzpatrick Tommy Sullivan Pasadena Tex U.S. 183 Here Sullivan Victoria Hospital Sandra Beth First Lutheran Church Shiner City Cemetery Shiner Neuse St. James Catholic Church Gonzales City Kopecky Clifford Jacks Corpus Christi

Resignation ends Odessa city manager clash in quiet farewell

In Odessa, city manager Ron Neighbors resigned after a long, volatile dispute with Mayor Dan Hemphill. The council announced the move after an 85 minute executive session while the mayor was away at a Taos summer camp.

Odessa Dan Hemphill Ron Neighbors Neighbor Taos N.M Neighbors

UTPB appoints three faculty in management and finance

Dr. Alan Carey, dean of the College of Management at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin, announced the fall semester hires. W. Jean Ramsey and Neil W. Jacobs join management, while Jerome L. Duncan, Jr. joins finance.

Beal and Lyons named to Walker Art Center posts

Graham W. J. Beal is appointed curator and Lisa Lyons assistant curator at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis. Beal formerly directed the art gallery of Washington University in St. Louis, while Lyons is noted as a Rockefeller Foundation Fellow before her appointment.

Minneapolis Minn Graham W. J. Beal Lisa Lyons Walker Art Center Beal Art Gallery of Washington University St. Louis Miss Lyons Rockefeller Foundation

Honolulu's Growth Tied to State Population Share

Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii, began as a small village when first visited by Westerners. By 1786 the city was reached by two British ships, eight years after Captain James Cook's discovery of the islands. Today the Honolulu metropolitan area houses over 700,000 people, accounting for about 82 percent of Hawaii's total population.

Hawaii Honolulu

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