Balmorhea City Budget Hearing Set by Council
Balmorhea City Council met in regular session to review the 1974-75 audit and the 1975-76 city budget presented by Cassie Farrington. No changes were made and a public hearing was set for Sept 9, 1975 at 7:30 PM in City Hall before adoption.
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Balmorhea
Jane Moore
Pecos Cook
O’rear
Jack Hoffman
Catherine Farrington
Arlton Bottoms
Alfred Pax
W.J. Burnman
Fort Stockton
Cassie Farrington
Moore
City Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Chris Gilbert
Allen Gilbert
Dallas
Stock Market Edges Up in Thin New York Trading
The noon Dow rose 3.60 to 820.64 on light volume as gainers outpaced losers about 5 to 3 on the New York Stock Exchange. American Exchange up .15 to 86, NYSE composite up .20 to 45.84. total morning volume about 4.7 million shares. Cotton futures climbed as much as 1.15 per bale with midmorning quotes and prices firming in the top markets. Gold prices abroad and in New York showed small changes with Handy & Harman and Engelhard posting slight gains.
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Names and addresses listed for July dates
The record lists multiple individuals with street addresses and corresponding July dates including Humberto Gabaldo Garay Gloria Levario Tarango David Palomino Jr Ramon M Matta Jr Maria Margarita Renteria Navarrette Norman Ellis Wilsher Penny Sue Loo man Samuel Tiburcio Rodriguez and Norma Linda Dominguez with various street addresses in Pecos Slayton Oak Street Cypress Street Eddy Street and 2nd Street. The dates July 18 July 25 and July 28 appear alongside the names and locations.
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Ramon M. Matta, Jr
Norman Ellis Wilsher
Slayton
Penny Sue Looman
Cypress St
Samuel Tiburcio Rodriguez
S. Eddy St
Norma Linda Dominguez
Calendar of Pecos area events and AA meeting
Calendar item lists Alcoholics Anonymous meetings at 8 pm at 125 S Oak St on stairs with contact phones 445-4611 445-4413 and 375-2508 Balmorhea included. Includes upcoming community gatherings and notes for Pecos area residents seeking support or social activities.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Navy bears Middendorf in public concert
Navy Secretary William Middendorf III appeared in a brown bear costume for a Navy band performance at the Jefferson Memorial. About 7,000 children and parents attended as a kazoo orchestra played the Lollipop March and Middendorf handed out lollipops before retreating backstage.
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William Middendorf III
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Schlesinger
Navy
Jefferson Memorial
Boston violence erupts after police shooting sparks unrest
A fourth day of racial violence injures 29 in Boston and Elyria Ohio. Elyria police backed by Lorian County deputies report 27 arrests, mostly for inciting to riot, with all injuries minor. In Boston, gangs of youths threw stones injuring eight officers and striking motorists in Roxbury and South Boston as nine were hurt and 20 arrested in a related day of clashes.
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Hearst Matriarch to Testify Before Harrisburg Grand Jury
Catherine Hearst mother of fugitive Patricia Hearst will testify before a federal grand jury in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. She says she does not know what will be asked and will comply with the subpoena. Randolph Hearst denies funding Patricia and distances the family from the kidnapping saga as Walter Scott reveals alleged offers to deliver Patricia for money.
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Patricia Hearst
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Randolph A. Hearst
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Symbionese Liberation Army
Jack Scott
Micki
Walter Scott
Patricia
Thursday
Scott
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Randolph
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Five Bucks Buys Good Listening in Kansas City
Kirk Martin, 48, a driver and part time real estate seller, runs a paid listening service offered by appointment only. He advertises that men use 27,000 words daily and women 31,000, offering thirty minutes of listening for five dollars. He reports about 10 to 20 calls daily, with only a few resulting in appointments.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kirk Martin
Martin
Ford vows veto of oil price controls extension
President Ford declares he will veto a six month extension of domestic oil price controls and would lift the $2 a barrel import fee if Congress sustains the veto. He warns that removing controls could raise gasoline prices only modestly while pushing energy conservation and domestic production. A court later ruled the import fee illegal.
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