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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1975

Page

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Pecos Barstow Toyah schools prep for 4000 pupils

Teachers kick off six days of in service training in Pecos and Monahans as 4000 pupils prepare to enter Pecos Barstow Toyah schools this year. Dr. Tom Haggai will give the keynote address at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the high school auditorium. A get acquainted session with the Pecos Chamber of Commerce follows at 3 p.m. Tuesday.

Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Pecos Monahans High Point N.C Tom Haggai Haggai Values For Better Pecos Chamber of Commerce Boy Scout Organization Salem

Ruling awaited on Estes case in Texas land dispute

District Court Judge H L Lattimore will likely rule early next month in a legal fight over Hidden Valley Country Club Estates near Fort Worth. Billie Sol Estes and R K Horton are named as joint venturers. Horton seeks dismissal of liens totaling over 390000, tied to Maxwell's claim of financing aid. Estes' role remains undetermined. Estes, paroled in 1970, cannot engage in self employment without parole approval.

Fort Worth Tex District Court H.L. Lattimore West Texas Fertilizer King Billie Sol Estes Estes Midland R.K. Horton Hidden Valley Country Club Estates Horton Hidden Valley Lattimore W. Keith Maxwell Sr Houston Maxwell Abilene

Public school budget hearing at administration building

School board members meet with oil and mineral representatives and the public in the annual budget hearing for the coming school year. In the administration building at 1302 S. Park St. the board reviews the budget before adopting the expenditure sheet and setting the tax rate at 5 30 p.m. session.

Oil and Mineral S. Park St

Biscuits and Gravy in Texas and Beyond

John Pitts laments the loss of biscuits and gravy from daily menus as he recalls growing up in Texas. He contrasts toast with fluffy biscuits and sopping gravy, notes truck stops still offer the dish, and questions cultural shifts while urging legislators to fund biscuits and gravy nationwide.

West Texas California Texas Toyah Truckstop McClain Midland-Odessa Air Terminal Berkley

Whisky heir Samuel Bronfman found safe at mother’s home

Samuel Bronfman 2nd, heir to the Seagram fortune, was recovered unharmed after a ransom payment led to his release. Two men, Dominic Byrne and Melvin Lynch, face extortion and mail fraud charges. police discount IRA links and say no further suspects are sought.

New York Samuel Bronfman Dominic Byrne Melvin Patrick Lynch FBI Byrne J. Wallace LaPrade Bronfman Lynch New York City Michael Codd U.S. State Department Irish Republican Army la Prade Fifth Avenue Seagrams Edgar Bronfman Yorktown Heights Westchester County Ann Margaret Loeb Bronfman Purchase LaPrade Samuel Brooklyn U.S Woodside Queens

Kissinger hopes new Mideast talks lead to interim accord

Secretary of State Kissinger says a new shuttle diplomacy round could yield an interim Israel Egypt accord as a sign of progress toward peace. He plans to visit Israel, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia, after cabinet debates noted unresolved issues on force disposition in Sinai and an American led early warning system.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Middle East Kissinger White House Vail Colo Israel Anwar Sadat Alexandria Egypt Syria Jordan Saudi Arabia Jerusalem Sinai Yigal Allon Mideast Cairo

Reeves County budget talks weigh jail staff and senior center funds

Reeves County Commissioners discuss jail staffing for a new Reeves jail and a Cedar and Second senior citizens center project. They consider a 17.5 percent county share to match city funds, while delaying final decision pending a tour and budget checks. Oil firms win a three percent tax discount for early payment, with a plan to place funds in a commercial deposit to gain a six percent credit.

Reeves County Reeves County Commissioners Court A.B. Nail Harold Meyer Meyers Cedar and Second Meyer Senior Citizens Center Tom Hesterlee John Cox Dale Mount P.M. Preston W.H. Harris Don Hubbard Superior Oil el Paso Natural Gas Mobil Oil Corp Atlantic Richfield Texaco

Third battle of the Alamo ends in compromise

San Antonio city council and the Daughters of the Republic of Texas reached a compromise on Alamo Plaza changes. The dispute, dubbed the third battle of the Alamo, centered on parking closures and plaza renovations funded by visitors while preserving the shrine. The agreement calls for flagstone paving, final say over a bandstand, and unfreezing federal funds for the project.

San Antonio, Tex Daughters of the Republic of Texas DRT Alamo Plaza San Antonio Alamo Alamo Group Crawford Reeder

Grand Jury Panel Chosen for September Term

The grand jury commission selects 19 county residents to serve the September term of the 148th District Court. Members need not report until 9 a.m. August 28. Names include Ray Golden Jimmy Herod Agnes Clemm Roberto Acosta Dan Brisalba Jimmy McNeil Joey McMahan Peppy McKinney Louis Hern Louis J. Matta Ben F. Meek Jr A C Bishop John Moore Harold Simpson Jay Oates Char lene Russell Platt Roy D. Prewit A J Potter and RB McGowen Jr.

Ray Golden Jimmy Herod Agnes Clemm Roberto Acosta Dan Brisalba Jimmy McNeil Joey McMahan Peppy McKinney Louis Hern Louis J. Matta Ben F. Meek, Jr A.C. Bishop John Moore Harold Simpson Jay Oates Russell Platt Charlene Roy D. Prewit A.J. Potter R.B. McGowen, Jr

Weekend traffic crashes injure three people

Three persons sought medical treatment at their doctors’ offices after one of four weekend traffic accidents. Anna Goodrich, Iva Wadley, and Edna Walker were injured in a two vehicle collision at SH 17 and an interstate 20 service road at 9 a.m. Saturday and taken to doctors by private car. The other crashes involved MacArthur Pineda and Manuel Fierro at Fourth and Ash streets Friday 5:40 p.m., Pedro Godhicoa and William Jaco at Third and Hickory streets Saturday, and Patrick Griffin and Roy Garcia on Third Street Sunday at 1:22 a.m.

Anna Goodrich Iva Wadley Hackberry Edna Walker Jackson St Doctors SH 17 Mmes. Walker Wadley Third Hickory Streets Patrick Griffin Temple Roy Garcia Orange St Third St Griffin Garcia

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