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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1972

Page

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House blocks Oct 1 Vietnam pullout deadline vote

The House rejected a directive to withdraw US forces from Indochina by Oct 1 in a 226 to 178 vote, then approved a 2.1 billion foreign military aid bill 221 to 172. The split paves a Senate fight over war funding and potential rider cuts, with leaders arguing over peace terms and presidential bargaining leverage.

Associated Press Washington House Nixon Senate Thuusday Congress Lee Hamilton D-Ind Indochina America Hamilton U.S Hanoi Carl Albert Hale Boggs Republica

Weather Map Shows Warm and Cool Areas Across Texas

Forecasts indicate continued cloudy and cooler conditions in Campers at Bloys near Fort Davis with a high around 71 this Thursday. Pecos rose to 90 and Mineral Wells to 96, while Pecos dipped to 65 overnight. Readings varied from 60 in Dalhart to 82 in Galveston as the AP notes widespread storms and a death from thunderstorms in South and West Texas. heavy rain fell near San Antonio and Hondo with 2 inches in an hour.

Bloys Fort Davis Pecos Dalhart Amarillo Panhandle Galveston Associated Press San Antonis Hondo Paris Texas Palacios

IMAGE opens new meeting hall for Mexican American group

IMAGE moves into the Bryan and Bozeman building at 210 S Oak St as a new meeting place and Yearn to Learn Center for students up to high school. Wally Gonzalez notes the non profit aims to reduce school dropout rates with federal and local support and urges community donations of desks chairs and books. A Perseus meteor fireball sighting is reported by Washington State University astronomer.

Image of Pecos S. Oak St Bryan and Bozeman Wally Gonzalez IMAGE Luthern Church Gonzalez

Pecos Barstow ISD approves 1972 73 budget totals

Pecos-Barstow Consolidated Independent School District approves a 4,886,560 dollar budget for the 1972 1973 school year at its regular meeting. Administration 172,189 dollars and instruction 2,623,853 dollars are set, with several changes in health, transport, maintenance and capital outlay. The board keeps the tax rate at 1.65 and names Ham's Chevron as low bidder for bus services. Total bills approved reach 130,319.22 dollars.

Pecos-Barstow Consolidated Independent Ano Whitley James Hamilton Ham Chevron Phillip Ferguson Secretary of Agriculture

Duval road patching finished in Reeves County

Cecil Cothrun Precinct 4 Commissioner said crews completed 19 miles of county road patching to the Duval plant area. Work spanned three weeks with final touches Thursday. Emulsion and rock asphalt filled holes. extra men were hired and caliche hauled to a high school. An additional seal coat is needed at about $1,000 per mile.

Cecil Cothrun Reeves County Duval Cothrun

Shriver rates Mc Govern low on running mate pick

Washington AP. Sargent Shriver, George McGovern's running mate choice, says McGovern wasn't his first pick for the presidential nomination. He details Muskie support and later comments on abortion and party unity, while noting differences with McGovern on policy.

Lawrence L. Knutson Associated Press Washington (Ap Sargent Shriver George McGovern McGovern Shriver Edmund Muskie Maine Muskie Democratic National Committee Maryland Kennedy Peace Corps Paris Johnson Nixon

Meyer Attends West Texas Chamber Convention in Sweetwater

Harold Meyer of Pecos Chamber of Commerce will join about 150 executives at the 35th annual CCEAWT conference August 13-15 in Sweetwater. The Holiday Inn serves as headquarters. The program, chaired by Fred Tyler and Ted Weaver, features a golf tournament, receptions, continental breakfasts, and sessions led by Jack Gressett and Dr. Thomas K. Kim. Panelists include Gene Garrison, Fred Conn, Frank Calhoun, and Tom Creighton, with choices on membership retention, financing, and dues.

Harold Meyer Pecos Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Executives Association of West Texas Sweetwater Holiday Inn Jack Gressett Abilene Chamber of Commerce Cceawt Fred Tyler Midland Chamber of Commerce Ted Weaver Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce Sweetwater Municipal Course Oran Back Borger West Texas Chamber of Commerce Continental Airlines Continental Joe Corby Monahans Chamber Dale Martin Thomas K. Kim McMurray College Abilene Gene Garrison Odessa Donald L. Hileman Amarillo Chamber Grady Elder Jr San Angelo

Spassky Opens Title Game Quiet Move In Iciness Clash

World chess champion Boris Spassky started the adjourned 13th title game against Bobby Fischer with a quiet pawnless king advance. Spassky arrived on time. Fischer was 25 minutes late and avoided eye contact. If Fischer wins, he would reach 4 1/2 points toward the world title.

Reykjavik Iceland Boris Spassky Bobby Fischer Spassky Fischer

Senate OKs ban on easily concealable handguns

The Senate passed a measure banning sale of small concealable pistols by a 68 to 25 vote after days of debate. Sponsor Sen. Birch Bayh said the law targets Saturday night specials and would curb guns used by criminals, while not addressing private ownership or universal registration.

Washington Senate House Birch Bayh D-Ind Bayh Robert F. Kennedy Alabama George C. Wallace Wallace

Courthouse remodel nears completion in Reeves County

Reeves County Courthouse remodeling nears completion adding office space for the county clerk juvenile officer auditor and court reporter. Estelle Clinton notes about 250 square feet of added storage adjoining the clerk's office to be used for records and cabinets. The project repurposes part of the former Commissioners Courtroom and expands spaces for several staffers while installing dark wood panels carpet and a fire door to improve security and comfort.

Reeves County Stelle Clinton Emilea Mills Billie Jo Freeman Karen Davis John Lewis Jane Swanson Estelle Clinton

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