Searchers comb rugged Monzanos for lost boy
More than 200 searchers aided by aircraft scoured the Manzano mountains for a boy whose radio pleas since Tuesday suggested he and his father were in a red and white pickup overturned with jammed doors. Officers say signals may be hoax unlikely. the search continues today.
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Searchers
Rugged
Albuquerque
N. M
Chris Speakman
California
Speakman
Citizens Band
Sign painting firm opens in Pecos by Ball and Taylor
New sign painting firm opens with 15 local workers led by owners Darrell Ball and OB Taylor. Ribbon cutting by Mayor E W Schmidt and chamber members marks the facility with neon fabrication and crane service planned for Pecos Alpine Van Horn Fort Stockton Monahans area. Ball family and eight Kessler family members join staff.
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E. W. Schuudt
Cooper Sign Company
Pecos
Darrell Ball
Schamidt
Chamber of Commerce
Terry Burns
Doug Mires
Taylor
Tex
Ann Cooper
E.W. Schmidt
Schmidt
Wahager
Don Mires
Chamber
Alpine
van Horn
Fort Stockton
Monahans
Stormy weather sweeps state with hot Texas heat
Thunderstorms roam the state as Pecos remains hot and dry under cloudy skies. Highs reached 105, mornings cooled to 67. A front spurred storms across West and Central Texas, Panhandle rainfall, and funnel clouds near Groom and Borger. Cooler air spread across the Midwest and Great Lakes with widespread showers.
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Pecos
Texas
Panhandle
Groom
Borger
West Texas
Lubbock
Plainview
Childress
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Witchita Falls
Abilene
Dallas-Fort Worth
Waco
Palacios
Galveston
Texarkana
National Weather Service
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Lovewell
Armed robbery suspect in custody in Van Horn
Culberson County Sheriff Upchurch reports Hill Rogers was captured at an El Paso Natural Gas plant south of Malaya New Mexico. Rogers suffered a leg wound from lounge attendants and had about 70 dollars taken in the Monday night 8 30 p m robbery near the Texas New Mexico border and is confined in Van Horn hospital. Local agencies credit cooperative efforts in the investigation. Earlier reports note no arrest in the Nik Nak Grocery clerk Ruby Woodley robbery last week and her transfer to a Lubbock hospital for injuries.
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Culberson County
Richard Upchurch
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Malaya
N. M
Texas-New Mexico
Upchurch
Cers
Hill Rogers
Texas
van Horn
Sheriff’s Office
Ruby Woodley
Nik Nak Grocery
Boys Club to hire full time director
Pecos Boy's Club moves to full time operation as County Judge Darrell Glover confirms funds from the Emergency Employment Act. Rev. Ed Sullivan, president of the board, says the salary for a full time executive director is secured and the club can operate at full scale.
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Pecos Boy’s Club
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Darrell Glover
Sal
Pecos
Water bill levies cover mosquito spray cost
City council approves a two month extra water payment to finance recent aerial mosquito control spraying. The measure was formally adopted at today's regular meeting along with actions on gas franchise renewal and bids for vehicles and a sanitation trailer.
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W. C. Renshaw
Southern Union Gas Co
Southern Union
Renshaw
Carr plea to be heard in witness testimony
A federal judge in Dallas scheduled a Sept 18 hearing on whether fraud charges against Waggoner Carr and John Osorio were politically motivated. He ordered subpoenas for seven witnesses including former Attorney General Richard Kleindienst and others, and demanded immunity documents for Frank Sharp. The judge refused defense access to White House stored documents.
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Dallas
Richard Kleindienst
Waggoner Carr
John Osorio
William M. Taylor
Kleindienst
Atty
Henry Peterson
Will Wilson
Justice Department
Charles Ruff
U.S. Atty
Anthony J. P. Farris
Houston
Robert Watson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Frank W. Sharp
Frank Sharp
Taylor
John W. Dean
White House
Harris County plans more general airports to meet growth
A study by Engineers of the Southwest for the Houston-Galveston Area Council finds Harris County must expand its general airports as private business and farm aviation is projected to rise toward 1990. Growth will hit the southwest and northwest areas hardest, with a new southeast airport near Hobby Airport. Passenger trips in the region may rise from 5.6 million to 25 to 30 million by 1990.
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Houston
Harris County
Engineers of the Southwest
Houston-Galveston
Hobby
Houston-Galveston-Golden Triangle
Pecos Eagle Band Heads to Camp Musquiz for Five Days
Members of Pecos Eagle High School Band meet at 2 p.m. Monday at the high school band hall to depart for five days of band camp at Camp Musquiz five miles south of Fort Davis. Costs for meals and housing run 5 22 per member. The band returns to Pecos at 3 15 p.m. August 17.
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Pecos
Musquiz
Fort Davis
Texas
Eagle Band
Eight bodies unearthed in Houston torture deaths
Houston investigators recovered eight skeletons and decomposed remains from a boat stall in an industrial district after teenager Elmer Wayne Henley implicated Dean Allen Corll in a grisly sex and murder spree. Pasadena police also dug a lawn near Corlls home but found nothing.
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Houston
Pasadena
Breck Porter
Elmer Wayne Henley
Dean Allen Corll
Corll
Henley
Sidney Smith
Smith
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