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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1975

Page

7

Controversial 1927 Reeves County hospital bonds debated

The Enterprise recalls 1927 objections to Reeves County hospital bonds, including political fears, costs, and concerns about aiding the needy. It notes the 300 poll tax payers who voted, with Pecos favoring the bond 100 to 76 and the county opposing 76 to none, leading to defeat.

Balmorhea Morrison Pecos Jim Camp Hillard Camp Cunningham and Widner Florence Ruegely Camp Hospital Camp Bruce Hay Old Camp Hospital Hay Dudley Cooksey Allan Cunningham Louis Roberson Reeves County County of Reeves

Editor Letter from Arthur Bowles on Oil Lease News

Arthur G Bowles of Uvalde thanks the paper for oil news coverage and notes an oil lease signed 30 days ago, expecting publication soon as the oil business appears to be picking up.

Army Corps of Engineers Founded in 1775 Chief Engineer Named

The Army Corps of Engineers began on June 16 1775 after a congressional resolve for a chief engineer for the Army with two assistants. The first Chief of Engineers was Col Richard Gridley. Since then engineers have served as combat soldiers engineers and water resource developers including navigation improvement and flood control as noted by The World Almanac.

Army Corps of Engineers Army Col Richard Gridley Army Engineers World Almanac

Hannibal Jaycees defend Tom Sawyer fence paint rules

An editorial calls the Hannibal Jaycees stance on the Tom Sawyer Days Fence Painting Contest biased as girls protest rejected applications. It argues masculine and feminine traits are tied to the characters Tom and Becky and questions the exclusion of female participants.

Hannibal Jaycees Mark David Ebbing Tom Sawyer Becky Thatcher Tom Becky Samuel Clemens Mark Twain Clemens

Big municipal bonds buyers backing away

Banks and insurance companies that usually buy large volumes of tax exempt bonds have reduced their purchases in recent years. Householders now dominate demand with about 69 percent of net purchases in 1974 and remain influential. The shift raises concerns about liquidity and rising borrowing costs, as internal bank losses and insurer weak earnings weigh on appetite for munis. Experts expect a rebound if internal issues are resolved, while households face mixed signals about risk and rising municipal fund popularity.

John Cunniff New York Business Week New York City

Today in History August 11, 1975

Highlights include the 1954 Indochina peace ending seven years of fighting between France and the Vietminh. Other dates note 1857 Atlantic cable break, 1900 Emmanuel named King of Italy, Hoover gains GOP nomination, 1935 Nazi demonstrations, 1945 Pacific surrender talks, 1967 Hanoi bridge damage, Watts riot onset, Brandt in Moscow, Ford with GOP leaders, and birthdays of I W Abel and Joseph Hirshhorn.

Associated Press Indochina Victor Emmanuel Italy Herbert Hoover Germany Japan Hanoi North Vietnam Watts Los Angeles Willy Brandt West Germany Moscow Soviet Union Gerald Ford I.w.abel United Steelworkers Union Joseph Hirshhorn Pascal George Washington Nova Scotia

Questioning Campaign Spending With No Opponent Sparks Law Debate

Ray Cromley reports on the new federal election reform law's vague spending limits, the advice to create a phantom opponent, and the risk of prison or fines. The piece notes possible abuses by newspapers, businesses, and donors, plus the burden on treasurers and the clash between disclosure rules and personal privacy.

Washington NEA Congress Senate House of Representatives U.S. Treasury

Know your Lawmakers in Texas Capitals and Addresses

Know your lawmakers list Texas senators and representatives with district details and office addresses. Includes W E Pete Snelson 25th District in Austin, Dick Slack 69th District Pecos office, and M C Brockette Commissioner of Education at Texas Education Agency with 201 E 11th St Austin.

Austin W.E Pete’’ Snelson Capital Building Texas Dick Slack Pecos 5Th & Cypress State Board of Education M.C. Brockette Texas Education Agency E. 11Th St Ben R. Howell el Paso

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