Pecos-Barstow CISD Publishes School Supplies List
Supt. Ray Whitley releases the elementary list for Pecos Barstow CISD with Aug. 30 registration. Supplies listed by grade include crayons, pencils, scissors, glue, facial tissue, rulers, notebooks, map colors, and other core items, varying by grade level.
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Supt
Ray Whitley
Pecos-Barstow Cisd
Erades
Elmer’s
Alladdin
Welfare rules for Texas pharmacists and welfare recipients
Texas welfare rules require licensed pharmacists to sign contracts with the Welfare Department to dispense drugs prescribed by licensed doctors. Prescriptions must be filled within 10 days, with monthly limits and exceptions. Patients present IDs, billing cards, prescriptions, and a medical assistance record. Reimbursements cover drug cost plus a small per prescription fee, or the customary price, whichever is lower. Dispensing physicians are reimbursed cost plus a dollar per prescription or the customary price, whichever is lower. Insulin and birth control reimbursements equal usual cost or cost plus 50 percent, whichever is lower. Hospitals and nursing homes are excluded. The board also plans to audit nursing homes receiving welfare payments. Additional note advises disconnecting spark plugs on mowers during repairs.
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San Antonio
Houseton
Texas
U S Defense Official Cites Careful Berlin Nuclear Talks
The report notes Defense Secretary Laird urging careful approach to nuclear disarmament and Berlin security amid ongoing negotiations. President Nixon vows not to repeat past negotiation mistakes and not to rush talks, signaling steadier handling of volatile Cold War issues.
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Laird
Berlin
Nixon
Delegates Hear Firm Stand Amid China Meeting Tensions
The 72nd annual convention draws about 25,000 delegates and families as Laird rebuts concessions on security and rights. T.Y. Chao, Chinese official, criticizes a potential presidential trip to mainland China, predicting humiliation and insult.
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T.Y. Chao
Nationalist China
Vocational Assistance Commission
Chao
Mainland
China
New Pecos teachers announced join district staffing
A new Pecos Barstow staff list includes Nancy Layne reading at East Pecos Junior High Maria Moreno migr ant teacher at Bessie Haynes Elementary Karen Smith fourth grade at South Pecos Elementary James Strother coaching Pecos High School and math teaching Julie Strother social studies Pecos High School Susan Williamson English Pecos High School Donna Cox fifth grade Bessie Haynes Elementary Gwendolyn McMurry homemaking Pecos High School Dorothy Beavers librarian Pecos Elementary School with 13 years experience.
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Nancy Layne
Texas Women’s University
Miss Layne
East Pecos Junior High
Maria Moreno
Sul Ross State University
Bessie Haynes
Karen Smith
South Pecos
Sul Ross
James Strother
Pecos High School
Baylor University
Julie Strother
Howard Payne College
Susan Williamson
Dorothy Beavers
Pecos
Texas Tech University
Divorce and name change cases filed and disposed
In the 143th District Court filings include Mickey Willingham versus John Willingham for change of surname ex parte Carl Milton Wynne minor, Bill of Discovery petition, Uniroyal Inc versus Henry P Bryan on account, First National Bank of Pecos Texas versus Robert G Davis for 1075.88 plus 400 in fees, and judgments disposing several divorces including Daniel Morris versus Beverly Morris and Donna Olivas versus Raymond Olivas.
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143Rd District Court
Mickey Willingham
Johnny William Willingham
Carl Milton Wynne
Uniroyal, Inc
Henry P. Bryan
Western Fire Service
Suiton
First National Bank of
Pecos
Texas
Robert G. Davis
Daniel Donald Morris
Beverly Hardy Morris
Donna Jacquez Olivas
Raymond Olivas
Pecos Enterprise Mail Subscription Rates
Public notice from Pecos Enterprise, Pecos Texas lists mail subscription rates payable in advance for Reeves County. Six months cost nine dollars.
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Reeves County
Drought Sparks Disaster Declarations Across Texas
In Texas 235 counties were named disaster areas and more than 1,700 emergency loans were issued totaling over 16 million dollars amid ongoing drought. Oklahoma and surrounding areas see similar relief measures as farmers seek aid and guidance.
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Texas
Okla
Koma
Arizona
New Mexico
mid-West
Minnesota
North Dakota
Mississippi River
Farmers Home
Mississippi
Toyah Suit Challenges Annexation by Pecos Barstow CISD
The Toyah case argues that annexation to Pecos Barstow CISD harms Toyah students by creating overcrowded facilities and inferior teaching, while alleging a pre-August 1971 conspiracy to annex. It notes millions spent on new construction and a May bond for more, with a 1969 open meetings ruling cited.
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Toyah Ids
Pecos- Barstow
Pecos-Barstow Cisd
Saragosa School
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Pecos- Barstow Cisd
Pecos-Barstow
CISD
Toyah
Court of Civil Appeals
San Antonio
Dorr
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