Crippled Children Agency Aids Balmorhea Visit
Billie B. Moore, R.N., of Lubbock, consultant for Texas Crippled Children's Program, toured Balmorhea to review services for crippling conditions in Madera Valley. The program funds bone, muscular, and joint issues for ages birth to 21, with registration through the Texas State Department of Health. Hospitals in Kermit, Odessa, and Midland serve selected cases.
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Billie B. Moore
R.N
Lubbock
Cripple Children
Texas
Balmorhea
Madera Valley
Texas State Department of Health
Kermit
Odessa
Midland
State Department of Health
Vandalism hits three Pecos Church buses in overnight damage
Police report extensive damage to three buses at Pecos Church of Christ including a broken mirror on a 1966 GM bus, front door forced on a 1974 Ford bus, and shattered windshield on 1966 Cheverolet door glasses. A nine inch boot left at the scene. incident occurred between 9 p.m. Aug 3 and 7:15 p.m. Saturday as officers continue their investigation.
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Pecos Church of Christ
General Motors
Ford
Chevrolet
Humidity and heat blanket the nation with scattered storms
High humidity and 80s across much of the nation keep mornings steamy. Thunderstorms move from Idaho to New England and Delaware, easing pressure in places. A New York lightning strike injured five people on a Central Park baseball field, four seriously. Temperatures span 46 to 98 degrees with cool Northern Plains air and hotter readings in the West.
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Idaho
Great Lakes
New England
Delaware
Nebraska
Iowa
New York
Central Park
Atlantic Coast
Maryland
Florida
Gulf
Plains
California
Grand Forks
N.D
Phoenix
Ariz
Market slips as rates feared. Dow near 19 month low
Noon Report from New York shows the Dow Jones 30 down 5.37 to 888.32 amid expectations the Federal Reserve will raise short term rates. Volume fell to 6.74 million on the NYSE while the composite index declined and market breadth favored decliners. Wheat and grain quotes close the Chicago notes with No 2 hard red winter at 2.21 1/4, corn at 1.84 3/4, soybeans at 5.94 1/4.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Ryder System
NYSE
Chicago
Local Club Schedule Calendar Listings
Calendar notes for the week list meetings at the Lions Club Amistad Lions Club Pecos Optimists and others. Events include Masonic Hall Masons Day observance Rob Morris 7 pm and weekly gatherings at Senior Center TOPS Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meetings Pecos Community Council office and Saragosa Hall.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Ons den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparal Village
Rob Morris
Masonic Hall
Federation Parlor
Tops TX
St. Community
Texas weekend violent deaths rise with traffic toll
The Associated Press counts at least 21 violent deaths in Texas over the past weekend from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Thirteen died in traffic accidents, four were shot, and four drowned, reflecting a higher toll across the state.
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Texas
The
Associated Press
Area News Roundup Delivers Fair Logo Plan and By law Changes
Pecos Enterprise reports the Ector County Fair board voted to allow use of its logo with a 15 percent commission on items sold and amended bylaws to drop any director missing three meetings. Also covered: hospital board in Kermit, a traffic crash in Andrews, Wink water shutoffs, Odessa traffic deaths, and Carlsbad Caverns Telesonics operations.
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Odessa
Ector County
The
Fair Board
Carlsbad
Dick Bergeron
Telesonics
Carlsbad Caverns National Park Review
National Park Service
Rawlings files unfair labor charges over Missouri strike
Rawlings Manufacturing Co. filed unfair labor practices charges with the National Labor Relations Board after a Thursday strike at five Missouri plants. The action highlights labor tensions at the company in St. Louis and surrounding facilities.
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ST. Louis
Rawlings Manufacturing Co
National Labor Relations Board
Missouri
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Jose Cantu
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Duval Road
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Coyonosa Hwy
Toyah Exxon Station
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Lovelady
Phoenix, Ariz
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Debra Smithson
Irran
Kindergarden
Barron Moore
Molly and
Marcy
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Bob Moore
Balmorhea State Park
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Kenneth Schloemer
Allen Gilbert
Ester Olds
Balmorhea Eastern Star
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Alpine
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Dallas
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Delbert Mooney
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Ballmorhea
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Great Western
Great Western Finance
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Pecos Enterprise. Inc
Pecos Texas
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Frank) T. Rodriguez
Ramada Center
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Here
Community General Hospital
Texas 176
Farm Road
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Permain General Hospital
Wink
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Lindberg
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