Put It In Writing course offered by PB Graduate Center
The Permian Basin Graduate Center will offer an in depth business and engineering writing course from August 7 to 23 on Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 30 p.m. at 105 West Illinois Midland instructed by Joyce Sherrod. The fee is 75 dollars and includes a participant's manual. Registration is limited. Call 563 2311 for more information.
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Permian Basin
PBGC
West Illinois, Midland
Joyce Sherrod
Sherrod
University of Michigan
UTPB
Graduate Center
Gamble to conduct watercolor workshop at Sul Ross
Alpine Texas Southwestern artist Danny Gamble will lead a watercolor workshop August 20 to 24 in Sul Ross State University Art Department through the Division of Adult and Continuing Education. Morning sessions run 8:30 to 12:30, evening sessions 6:30 to 9:30, with day session fees of 65 dollars and night sessions 50 dollars. Only 20 enrollments per session. interested persons should contact the Division of Adult and Continuing Education at Sul Ross.
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Danny Gamble
Sul Ross
Janette Bowers
Alpine
Division of Adult and Continuing Education
Mexican national sentenced to 120 days in Pecos jail
Carlos Lorez-Polanco, 23, a Mexican citizen, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and received a 120 day sentence from U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston in Pecos. He had sought details in Spanish and English before waivers and trial. Bond set at 7500 dollars. remanded to Reeves County facility pending action.
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U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
Carlos Lorez-Polanco
Reeves County
Market drifts lower amid takeover talk and economic data
The noon Dow Jones industrial average sits at 846.16 after a 1.79 drop as several takeover developments unfold. Memorex rises on merger talks with Amdahl Corp while Maryland Cup falls after ending merger discussions with Kraft Inc. Jobless rate nudges up to 5.7% in July. NYSE composite slips to 59.25 and ASE index to 199.07. Cotton futures fall and grain prices show modest moves across No 2 hard red winter and corn quotes.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Kraft Inc
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
Indus
Obituary: Darla Weatherly Chagnon of Havre Montana
Darla Weatherly Chagnon 19 of Havre Montana died after a July 30 Idaho Falls Idaho crash. Born Pecos November 9 1959 she lived in Havre 14 years and married Wayne July 28 while on their trip. Services pending. Survivors include husband Norma and Edward Weatherly Sher ry and Kelly Weatherly Bert and Dean Watson Colleen Beauchamp. Pecos police issued citations for no license and failure to yield after a 1973 car collided with Juana Hernandez Cuevas.
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Darla W. Chagnon
Darla Weatherly Chagnon
Havre
Mont
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Sherry
Kelly Weatherly
Bert
Dean Watson
C.L. Weatherly
Memphis
Texas
Colleen Beauchamp
Pecos
South Almond
East Sixth
Juana Hernandez Cuevas
Cypress
Chamber group opposes windfall profits tax on oil
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce issued a July 30 position statement opposing a windfall profits tax on domestically produced oil. Edward H. Coltharp said the WTCC contacted all West Texas lawmakers in Washington and urged immediate steps to boost coal, nuclear, synthetic oil from coal, and shale oil resources while opposing EPA regulation delays and fixed import quotas.
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West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Edward H. Coltharp
WTCC
West Texas
Washington
Coltharp
EPA
New officers named by group in regional advisory council
Clyde Alsup of Big Spring was elected chair man of the Regional Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Council at the quarter meeting. Sam Brannen of Odessa was elected as vice-chairman. Alsup is training officer at Big Spring State Hospital and Brannen is circulation supervisor for the San Angelo Standard Times. Both assume duties immediately. Phil Harrold of Odessa is outgoing chairman and H C Hudson of Crane is outgoing vice-chairman.
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Clyde Alsup
Big Spring
Alsup
Big Spring State Hospital
Sam’’ Brannen
Odessa
San Angelo Standard Times
Phil Harrold
H.C. Hudson
Crane
New staff members join Pecos Enterprise editorial team
Publisher Ken Dulaney announces three appointments to the editorial staff: Barbara McKeown, Jayne Robinson, and Ismael Mendoza. McKeown, 1815 S Alamo, with UT Austin and UT El Paso degrees, has taught in Pecos 11 years and joins as educator and writer. Robinson, 1714 Missouri, previously Odessa College registrar, becomes editor. Mendoza, son of Magdalena Mendoza, 321 S Mulberry, a 1976 PHS graduate, college of Santa Fe alum, will be Pecos Padres manager coach and Enterprise sports writer. Dulaney expresses confidence in expanded Pecos Reeves County coverage.
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Pecos
Ken Dulaney
Barbara McKeown
Jayne Robinson
Ismael Mendoza
McKeown
S. Alamo
Tom
Pat
Mike
Pecos High School
Anne
Mary
Austin
Mark
Magdalena Mendoza
S. Mulberry
College of Santa Fe
N.M
Mendoza
Eagles
Pecos Padres
Enterprise
Reeves County
Dulaney
Balmorhea Chamber Plans Aug 6 Meeting and Fall Festival
Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce sets Monday Aug 6 at 7 30 p m at the Senior Center to plan the Fall Festival Sept 1 including booths games and a daytime event with an evening dance sponsored by the Fire Department Judges for the cookoff to be named queen finalists Mary Jo Weinacht Delores Carrasco Lucy Montoya and voting boxes around town collect one cent ballots. The Senior Citizens plan a trip Aug 9 in a mini bus contact Cassie Farrington. The Senior Citizens Luncheon is Oct 16 at noon. August birthday members Opal Davenport Mary McElroy Helen Martin Lillian Pfeifer Bud Pfeifer Amelia Carrillo Sadie Kingston Anna McCord Robert Husley Tissie Elliot Pearl Blakemore honored.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tanya Oats
Mary Jo Weinacht
Delores Carrasco
Lucy Montoya
Opal Davenport
Mary McElroy
Helen Martin
Lillian Pfeifer
Bud Pfeifer
Amelia Carrillo
Sadie Kingston
Anna McCord
Robert Hulsey
Tissie Elliot
Pearl Blakemore
Bible Study Session at Center August Seventh
A Bible study will be held Tuesday August 7 from 1 30 to 2 30 p m at the Center. All who are interested are invited to attend.
Medicare recipients may question payment amounts
Odessa Social Security official explains how Medicare beneficiaries can challenge carrier decisions on coverage and payment. A written request for review must be made within six months, first to the carrier or any Social Security office. If unresolved and the amount is $100 or more, a hearing may be granted.
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Erven L. Fisher, Jr
Social Security
Odessa
Social Security Office
Fisher
Favorite Recipes from Pecos debuts on Pecos Enterprise
The Pecos Enterprise launches a new feature on Monday titled Favorite Recipes from Pecos. Staff writer Jayne Robinson profiles friends and neighbors sharing their best recipes, to appear regularly on the Lifestyle page.
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Pecos
Pecos Enterprise
Jayne Robinson
The
Enterprise
Housewives
Space junkies defined by inability to control orbital objects
Our orbitologist notes that individuals who cannot control objects launched into orbit are informally called space junkies, reflecting fascination and risk in handling space debris.
Coming events in the Pecos Area August 1979
Local clubs list weekly meetings by day at Pecos Barstow Balmorhea and nearby towns. Highlights include Lions clubs Optimist AA Al Non TOPS and Senior Citizens Center events with social activities, lunches, and game days through Friday.
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Pecos
Optimist Club
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
N. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Second Hickory
Eddy St
Barstow Lions Club
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Odessa Cultural Council previews August events
Odessa events include Carla Wells Poin dexter water color exhibit at ATPB Gallery daily to Aug 10, free. Midland Odessa Symphony Pops in the Park Aug 26 at 8 p.m. free. The Odessa Brand New Opera Aug 11 at 7 30 p.m.. Summer Choir School Aug 12 at Odessa College with 10 fee. band concerts Aug 21 23 28 at local high schools. Miss Permian Basin Fair Aug 15 entry deadline. juvenile programs Cricket the clown and Friends at Ector County Library Wednesdays 3 p.m.. Golden Agers at Senior Center. various auditions and clinics at Nimitz Junior High and other venues.
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Odessa Cultural Council
Odessa
Carla Wells Poindexter
ATPB
Midland/Odessa Symphony
Thomas Hohstadt
Opree
Globe of the Great Southwest
Odessa College
Maurice Alfred
Kenneth Fulton
Southwest Texas State University
Richard Suria
Ellison High School
Eileen
Ector County
Permian High School
Odessa High School
Ector High School
Nimitz Junior High
Coliseum
Inn of the Golden West
Public notices on Title V projects and beer license hearing
Public notices announce a Permian Basin Regional CETA Title V project solicitation with August deadline and contact details for Marcia Jones. Also notices a Reeves County hearing on August 7 1979 for Pecos Valley Enterprises Sak-n-Pak beer license with location near IH 20 and Hwy 285, plus official notices and publication dates.
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Permian Basin
Ceta Consortium
Marcia Jones
PBRPC
P. O. Box
Midland
Texas
Pecos Enterprise
North Service Road
Pecos Valley Enterprises, Inc
Sak-n-Pak
Bill N. Prewit
D. Field Yow
A.B. McGowen, III
Catherine Ashley
Reeves County
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