Balmorhea School Brunch Honors Staff and New Hire
Balmorhea teachers and students held a Monday morning brunch in the homemaking department with banners and decorations. Jane Moore, Rachel Mooney, and Bridget Duarte hosted and served. A new first grade teacher, Susan Hays of Fort Stockton, was hired and will live in a teacherage. The Nutty schedule includes in service and registration set for Tuesday, with ongoing talks on school district decisions and a water/sewer plan. Mrs. Joan Hassen and daughter Karen visited from Dallas, Bridget Duarte of Houston plans winter stay with relatives at the state park. Citizens News first issue released by the Mayor outlines City Hall activities and council meetings.
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Owas
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Rachel Mooney
Bridget Duart
Jacobsen
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Fort Stockton
Citizens News
Kermit
Kermit City
Jerry Haynes
Haynes
Noon market report notes mixed stocks after early gains
NYSE listed issues show gains limited as Dow slips back from 1000, with City Investing active on two block trades. AR stock averages and commodity quotes appear in mixed footing. livestock and grain sections report steady to firm prices with regional variations. includes a brief accident report at 810 Walthall Street.
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Tex
Amarillo
Cash Grain
Chicago
Dow Jones
A.m
Regis enters agreement on AP news use rights
Regis grants exclusive rights to use Associated Press dispatches in republication of all news from the agency whether credited or not, extending to the paper and local news published.
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Associated Press
Rss General Revenue Sharing
Washington, D.C
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Balmorae notes council meeting and local honors
The Balmorae column lists a council meeting set for Sept 14 and public locations for a tact sheet. It notes Patsy Melntire earning a BS from Angelo State University on Aug 13 and a post graduation party with about 50 attendees. Patsy will coach girls’ basketball and track at Christoval this year. It also mentions visitors Henry Hicks and Crenshaws, Rev W A Sprinkle Jr’s Houston clinic trip, Toyah Limpia Soil Conservation election results in Fort Davis, and local executives Don Ivor and Wynn Hamilton from Pecos.
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Angelo State University
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Lake Nosworthy
Bulmorhea
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Bob Moore
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Lenard Lethco
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Carly Carrico
Patsy
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On campus housing opens at UT Permian Basin
UT Permian Basin in Odessa plans weekend move ins for the first on campus housing. Fifty three bedroom mobile homes in two back to back circles provide furnished living spaces with shared baths and kitchens. renta ls range from 200 to 920 per semester plus electricity and are due at registration.
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Odessa
University of Texas of
Textbook critic aims at publishers in Texas dispute
Fort Worth critic Eleanor S. Hutcheson urged the Texas State Textbook Committee to reject several publishers offerings during a Tuesday session. She attacked material in Scott, Foresman Kenya volume and Allyn & Bacon biology text for below grade level readers. Hutcheson, sued for libel in 1974 over her remarks, said her press comments are protected free speech as suits remain unsettled.
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Austin, Tex
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Fort Worth
Kenya
Scott, Foresman &Co
State Board of Education
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the Economy Co
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Odessa College plans record fall class offerings in Pecos
OC offers a wide fall slate with courses in art, accounting, typing, shorthand, English, government, history, law enforcement, math, psychology, Spanish, speech, auto mechanics, electrical technology, welding, and possibly foreign dance and golf. Registration at Bessie Haynes Elementary School begins Thursday at 7 p.m. as 15 students are now needed to form a class.
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Odessa College
Pecos
Bessie Haynes
Bonnie Northcutt
School Budget Review Notes Rising Utility Costs and Revenues
The board examined a budget showing district taxes at 1.80 per 100 of valuation on 40 percent assessment yielding about 2.75 million for maintenance and 0.66 million for debt service on 6.38 million bond. State funds, including 815,907 for enrollment, cover about 34 percent of income. utilities rise from 126,500 to 180,000. Food services stay within prior budget.
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Ray Whitley
Whitley
Food Services Department
Deaths Dora Payne and Hubert Kincaid
Services for Dora Payne 88 are set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Pecos Funeral Home with burial at Fairview Cemetery. She died Tuesday at Pecos Nursing Home after living in Pecos since 1907. Surviving are two sons Leroy and Ollie, three sisters Eunice Gregg Ollie Card Velma Baker, seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Services for Hubert Kin caid 60 are pending at Pecos Funeral Home after he was found dead of natural causes at 417 S Plum St Tuesday.
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Pecos Funeral Home
Fairview
N.M
Hubert Kincaid
Pecos
Kincaid
S. Plum St
Oilmen Seek Tax Discount Amid Lunch Budget Fix
Oilmen noted last year's 40 000 deficit in school lunch funds but the cafeterias ran without a deficit. The board cut the deficit allowance to half and discussed tax prepayment discounts. They propose 3 percent for October payments, 2 percent for November, and 1 percent for December. Board president Dr Elvin Reynolds said previous discount requests were considered and found not economically feasible this year.
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Whitley
Elvin Reynolds
Calendar of events in Pecos area scheduled activities
Calendar notes Young Homemakers meeting Pecos High School 7 30 p m and secret pal gift. Extension course selection Pecos Cafeteria 7 p m. Young Homemakers installation banquet Pecos Valley Country Club 7 30 p m. Evening Lions Club Amistad Lions Club Pecos Optimists Band Booster Club and Alcoholics Anonymous Al Anon meet at listed venues 7 30 p m 9 30 a m 6 p m Morning TOPS Club Federation Parlor 9 30 a m and Community Council office 6 p m Evening Optimists meet Saragosa Hall 5 p m.
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Pecos High School
Bessie Haynes
Pecos Valley Country Club
St. Community
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