City wide Bible school caps week with family night finale
First Baptist Church of Canutillo hosted a city wide vacation bible school ending Friday with a large turnout of parents and friends. Enrollment totaled 91 with an average attendance of 66 over five days as students presented programs, a puppet show, and showcased their work.
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First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Canutillo
Carla Munger
Sherry Romines
Jerry Romines
Lynn McDaniel
Laura Garcia
Jackie Stancliff
Melanie Hudson
Barstow Youth Visit Monahans Sandhills and Regional Cutaways
Barstow residents and area youth spent Thursday afternoon in the Monahans sandhills while other workers traveled to a family reunion in Big Spring. Rev Jim Everidge acted as school principal during joint services and Cathy Everidge provided piano music for daily sessions. Louis Ortiz and Lou Palomino family members hosted Lometa visitors before they returned home July 26.
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Canutillo
John Carroll
Carol McDaniel
Red
Margie Knowles
Davis Mountains
Balmor
Barstow
Monahans
Big Spring
Jim Everidge
Cathy
Louis Ortiz
Lou
Lometa
Calif
David Palomino
Noon market report with mixed gains and cotton drop
Wall Street edged higher at midday led by AT&T after an FCC ruling in its favor while the Dow rose 0.94 to 983.20 and the NYSE index inched up 0.11. Cotton futures fell amid continued liquidation as prices slipped from Friday’s levels. Livestock and nonferrous metal prices also noted in midday reports from New York and Fort Worth.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Communication Commission
FCC
At&t
Western Electric Manufacturing
Big Board
New York Cotton Exchange
Ed Patino arrested for reckless damage in Pecos incident
Police say Ed Patino was arrested early Monday after Isabel Madrid reported a broken window at 1:38 a.m. Patino, 904 N. Hickory, was held in the city jail. James Conway received two traffic citations after a collision on Third Street involving a 1973 Oldsmobile and a 1963 Ford. Conway fled the scene but was later stopped at 7:30 a.m. and cited for leaving the scene and following too closely. Ambulance was called at 11:56 p.m. to 1802 W Fourth.
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Pecos
Eddie Patino
Isabel Madrid
Hickory
Patino
HIT & RM
James Conway
Conway
S. Cypress
Third
Raymundo Lujan Pena
Martinez
Pena
Elderly woman testifies Alaniz beat her to stop testimony
An elderly San Diego woman testified that lawyer Nago Alaniz beat her and warned her not to talk to federal investigators after she saw him at a burglary scene. The woman, Maria Elena Cardenas, was a key witness as the state rested its case in the burglary and theft trial of Alaniz, a 63-year-old Duval County figure linked to a political era.
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Associated Press
Edinburg, Tex
Nago Alaniz
Duval County
Federales
Maria Elena Cardenas
San Diego
Asst. Texas Atty
Neal Duvall
Alaniz
Duvall
Darrell
South Texas
Cardenas
Water District
Carmen Munoz
Miss Munoz
Marines report abuse double other branches
Marines reported 234 confirmed recruit abuse incidents in fiscal 1975 and 1976, more than twice the 96 incidents across Army Navy and Air Force. The Pentagon study urged protected reporting channels and stronger officer supervision while noting data gaps and ongoing scrutiny of training practices.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Marine Corps
Armed Services
Army
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
Pvt
Lynn McClure
Lufkin
Tex
Marriages With Wings Of First Women Aviator Named
The armed forces first woman aviator Lt Barbara Ann Allen earned her wings at Naval Air Station Pensacola Florida on February 22 1974. Of six women completing the initial flight training program one wed her instructor and five married fellow student pilots.
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Armed Forces
Barbara Ann Allen
Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla
Calendar of Pecos area events and club meetings
Calendar lists Pecos area activities including Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous and Al‑Anon at 125 S Oak St with multiple phone numbers, Morning TOPS Club at Federation Parlor, TOPS TX 259 at St Community Council Office, Evening Optimists at Saragosa Hall, and football players physicals in the field house. Also Mon events include Evening Lions Club at American Motors Inn, Amistad Lions Club at Lions Den, and Pecos Optimists at Chaparral Village Steak House.
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Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Federation
Tops TX
St. Community
Lions Club
American Motors Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
Death notices for Amalia Morales Bejaran in Reeves County
Amalia Morales Bejaran, 39, died after being dead on arrival at Reeves Memorial Hospital. Services held at 4 p.m. today at Santa Rosa Catholic Church with burial at Saragosa Cemetery. Born July 1, 1937 in Mexico, she had lived in Pecos eight years. Survivors include widower Gonario, son Gonzalo Jr., five daughters, one granddaughter, her parents Jose Morales and spouse, seven brothers and two sisters.
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Amalia Morales Bejaran
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Saragosa
Bejaran
Reeves Memorial Hospital
Mexico
Pecos
Gonario
Gonzalo Jr
Aramita Jimenez
Casis Balances and Reeves County Bond Totals
A financial summary shows Reeves County Hospital Bonds Series 1953 40000 Reeves County Road Bonds Series 1968 535000 Reeves County General Obligation Hospital Bonds Series 1976 totaling 3475000. Also listed is Memorial Hospital Social Security Savings Fund comprising April May June 1976 reserves plus accrued interest 16322.84 as requested by Hospital Management.
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Reeves County
Reeves County General Obligation
Memorial Hospital
Bride General
Reeves County General Fund
Petty Cash
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