Eagles Scrimmage Dunbar Thursday At Big Spring
Pecos Eagles head coach Jerry Millsapps plans a Thursday scrimmage with Lubbock Dunbar at Big Spring Memorial Stadium at 5 p.m. He notes the team has many inexperienced players and may show weak spots, with overall good spirit and hard work despite slower summer workouts.
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Pecos Eagles
Lubbock Dunbar
Big Spring Memorial Stadium
Jerry Millsapps
Dunbar
Big Spring
Bar
Millsapps
Eagles
Stacy Blackwell
Memorial Stadium
Paul Briones
Reeves County 1978 Budget Cuts Despite Court Addition
Reeves County proposes a 1978 budget of 2,498,492.68 down about 2 percent from 1977, despite adding a county court at law and paying off a 1954 hospital bond. A 10 a.m. budget hearing will be held in the district courtroom with salaries rising 5 percent for county employees and jailers to align with deputy pay, while precinct funds receive 25,000 each for roads or equipment.
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Reeves County
Louise Patrick
Courhouse
Darrell Glover
Reeves County Courthouse remodel costs revealed
Remodeling of Reeves County Courthouse will cost 236941 dollars with major funds poured into the third floor former jail area for a county court at law courtroom law library and offices. The plan includes a new elevator at 24000 dollars and brick shipments pending as work proceeds.
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Reeves County
Darrell Glover
Stephen Bates
TI Workers Stricken by Mass Anxiety at Odessa Plant
About 160 TI employees fell ill near Odessa after a mass anxiety episode and hyperventilation. A hospital says most treated for mild gas inhalation or hyperventilation, with others improving after evacuation. TI says no organic cause found and operations resumed.
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Odessa
Texas Instruments
Here
Milton Schulman
Dallas
Dick Perdue
Justice of the Peace
Federal court session opens on second floor post office
Federal District Court sits this week with Judge D W Suttle presiding. Pre trial hearings are listed on the docket as proceedings begin in the post office building.
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Federal District Court
Post Office
D.W. Suttle
Pecos Barstow Toyah to Hold Budget Hearing
Pecos Barstow Toyah Independent School District will hold its annual budget hearing at 5:30 p.m. Thursday in the administration building at 1302 S. Park St. The meeting will set the 77 78 budget and include approved salary increases for district personnel.
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Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Independent School District
S. Park St
Johnson to head FBI for Carter administration
President Carter plans to nominate Frank Johnson a deep South judge with a strong civil rights record as director of the FBI The White House will announce that Johnson will be sent to the Senate to confirm his selection ending a seven month search for a bureau chief and its 8000 agents Johnson would succeed Clarence M Kelley after rejecting four candidates from a presidentially appointed search committee
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Washington
Carter
Frank Johnson
FBI
White House
Johnson
Senate
Bureau
Canal treaty assailed by House committee leaders
Richard Pyle reports members of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee attack the Carter administration's Panama Canal treaty as a potential giveaway while Ellsworth Bunker and Sol Linowitz defend it as ensuring uninterrupted operation and security to 2000. They warn of Panamanian takeovers and accuse Torrijos of violating treaties.
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Richard Pyle
Associated Press
Washington
House
United States
Ellsworth Bunker
Sol Linowitz
Bunker
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Panama
Young urges ratification of new Panama Canal treaty
Ambassador Andrew Young, after a 12 day Caribbean tour, said U S standing in Latin America and worldwide hinges on Senate ratification of the Panama Canal treaty. At a news conference in Bridgetown he warned that success would propel the U S, while failure would cause trouble, amid questions about Congress action.
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Bridgetown
Barbados
Andrew Young
United States
Latin America
Senate
U.S
United Nations
Kidnap victim found on Oral Roberts campus
Carl Justice III, alleged victim in a $300,000 kidnap extortion plot, was found on Oral Roberts University campus partially clothed and incoherent. Police took him into custody and to the city jail after a disturbance call. FBI involvement followed a Los Angeles tip. Justice, 44, owned a Tulsa car wash and lounge and had been missing since Tuesday. He held a leather mosaic of President Kennedy.
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Tulsa
Carl Justice III
Oral Roberts University
Justice
FBI
Los Angeles
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John M. Murphy
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