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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1976

Page

2

Start of School Nears as Teachers Prepare

Fall term opens with in service starting Monday Aug 26 and school sessions beginning Tuesday Aug 24 at 8 30 a m Registration on the first day assigns classrooms Kindergarten and first grade pupils must present vaccination certificates including polio and measles before attending. The staff is two teachers short as Mr and Mrs Sprinkle move to new posts.

Sprinkle van Horn Balmorhea Fort Stockton J.W Gilda Morales Ben Hill Santa Anna Odes O'Rear O'Rear San Angelo O’rear

Multiple thefts and assaults reported in Pecos crimes

Police reported burglaries auto theft and assault cases in Pecos. George Matta remained jailed on a 500 dollar bond for criminal mischief from a Sunday incident after breaking a window at 1608 Johnson and receiving five stitches. A third suspect Corralez stayed jailed on 500 dollar bonds plus a 2000 dollar Sierra Blanca bond, tied to a spree including thefts at Stafford Cleaners and Holmes Service Station. A dog bite victim Linda Licon suffered a shoulder wound from a Saint Bernard vaccinated dog. Tires were stolen from Roger Lutrick’s truck and an array of vehicles were damaged or stolen in the caper, with police pursuing a third suspect.

George Matta Matta Johnson Corralez Phyllis Salyer Sierra Blanca Avalon Club Romeo Sanchez S. Ash Sanchez Saint Bernard Linda Licon Ash Roger Lutrick S. Orange Stafford Cleaners S. Cypress Holmes Service Station W. Third Texaco Oil N. Cedar Holmes Station Texaco Onion Shed North Willow Citizens Band Minit Mart S. Cedar

Noon market report notes Dow near 1000 level again

New York stocks rose modestly with the Dow Jones up to 995.68 at noon, the market cautious as it nears 1,000 for the tenth time this year. Transamerica led activity with a 3/8 gain and a 217,600 share block traded, while volume on the NYSE rose. Cotton futures were mostly higher as traders await the government’s first 1976 crop estimate.

New York Transamerica NYSE American Stock Exchange Cotton Futures New York New York Cotton

Deaths and Funeral Notices for Robert Miller and Ted Porter

Deaths of Robert Henry Miller 73 of Pecos occur after a lengthy illness with services set at 4 p.m. Thursday in Pecos Funeral Home chapel. Burial in Barstow Cemetery. Miller born Sept 27 1902 in Barstow. survived by wife Josie son Jim Ed Miller and stepchildren Bill Waldrop and Mrs Roddy Harrison. two sisters and six grandchildren. Memorials to First Christian Church requested. Ted Porter 75 of Pecos dies 11:55 a.m. Tuesday. services pending at Pecos Funeral Home. Porter born March 11 1901 in Cherokee County. retired freight agent. survived by wife Della four sons including Neil Ted M James B Porter and David D. one daughter Mrs Robert Hartness. two brothers and one sister and 17 grandchildren. Address and staff credits follow in paper.

Robert Henry Miller Pecos Funeral Home Barstow Mr. Miller Pecos-Barstow First Christian Church Josie Jim Ed Miller Pecos Bill Waldrop Amarillo Roddy Harrison William G. Kelley Waco T.J. Hill Stanford, Ky Leiu of Flowers Ted Porter Memorial Hospital Porter Cherokee County Della Neil Platt City Ted M Sunnyvale David D Washington, D.C James B. Porter Sweetwater

Heat Remains As Pecos Hits 105 In Warm Front

The Associated Press reports Pecos and West Texas endure continued heat with temperatures above 100. A high of 105 was recorded Tuesday and a 68 degree low earlier. Forecasts call for mostly sunny skies with isolated showers along the West Texas New Mexico border and a cool front moving southeast with little relief in August heat. Other regions saw severe storms across Iowa Wisconsin Illinois and Kansas with damaging winds hail and power outages. Flood waters rose four feet on the east side of Tucson due to runoff from Rincon Mountains.

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