Pecos Resident Shares Beef Tacos Recipe
Nora Briceno of Pecos and her husband Rey share a beef tacos recipe developed to keep meat from slipping out of tortillas. The family, long-time Pecos residents from Saragosa, includes their eight-year-old son Bryan. The dish uses hamburger meat potato taco seasoning water and corn tortillas with optional cheese lettuce and tomatoes.
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Rey
Saragosa
Briceno
Duval Corp
Bryan
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Jayne Robinson
Birthday Party for One Year Old Joseph Strain
Joseph Lynn Strain celebrated his first birthday at home 1417 W Fourth St. with parents Edward and (Mrs) Strain, grandparents C. E. Ford of Pecos, brother Edward Lee, aunt Ann Oakes and Michael Oakes, cousin, and friends Jenny McDaniels and Shilo Deni son. A panda cake and party favors were highlights. In Prague a loss and found office reports ten laboratory mice turned in, a rarity compared with bags coats sweaters and umbrellas.
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Edward Strain
W. Fourth St
C. E. Ford
Pecos
Edward Lee Strain
Ann Oakes
Michael Oakes
Jenny McDaniels
Shilo Denison
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Prague Central
Pecos Family Catches 40-Pound Catfish on Texoma Trip
Paul Dutchover and grandsons Alex 10 and Al Sais 9 of Oklahoma netted 40 pounds of catfish at Lake Texoma during a two week vacation. Parents are Mr and Mrs Al Sais Gloria Dutch Over. The article also mentions Alberta gas lines and Ralph Nader's speech on junk food nutrition.
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Alex
al Sais
Oklahoma
Lake Texoma
Dutchovers
Gloria Dutchover
Jeans for Americans, Russia and the odd fashion critique
In a satirical piece by Erma Bombeck citing John Mariani, the Friday Review notes America’s top three exports washing machines toilet paper and jeans. The column mocks Russian fashion and the enduring flaws of jeans while imagining a Soviet denim market and absurd fittings.
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Saturday Review
John Mariani
Ann Landers Dear Ann letters on aging and teen years
A reader responds to Newport Victims and reflects on aging parents raising children late in life. She recalls how her parents cared for her, admitting difficulty yet gratitude. The column continues with a reader describing a son's worsening rash and abdominal pains amid pregnancy news from his girlfriend.
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Sean Connery
V.C.E
Louisville
Dear Ann Advice Column Fragments From Portland and Colorado
A杂 mix of reader letters on abortion ethics engagement wedding invitations and guest courtesy from Portland and Colorado. Advice urges counseling for a son with an abortion case and suggests wording changes for invitations while joking about a baby alligator to deter freeloaders. Voices express practicality and humor about etiquette and personal boundaries.
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Ann
Portland
Ore
Birth of Jimmy Earl Rasberry in Odessa hospital
Jimmy Earl Rasberry, son of Dennis and unnamed mother, born at 11:53 a.m. Thursday at Women's and Children's Hospital in Odessa. He weighed 9 pounds 3 ounces. Grandparents include Sgt. Melton Rasberry, Ruth Rasberry of Pecos, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swindle of Fort Stockton.
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Dennis Rasberry
S. Eddy
Pecos
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Ruth Rasberry
Jim Swindle
Fort Stockton
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Odessa
Department of Public Safety Highway Patrol
Barstow Resident Recovering After July Car Crash
Jerry Daniels, son of Mr and Mrs James A Daniels of Barstow, is at home recuperating from a July car accident. He spent time in a South Dakota hospital and is now up and around with visitors welcome. Mrs Daniels says they are delighted by his improving health. Page Burkholder recently returned from a Europe trip with an Austin group touring nine countries. A highlight was snow skiing under the Matterhorn on July 16. she has returned to Austin to start her junior year at the University of Texas.
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Jean
Tractor City
T.C
P.S
Jerry Daniels
James A. Daniels
Barstow
South Dakota
Page Burkholder
Europe
Austin
University of Texas
Continental Texas expands and modernizes telephone service
Continental Telephone of Texas announces a 25 million investment to expand and improve service. Upgrades include modernized switching offices, new computerized equipment, microwave towers, and more underground cable to provide faster push button dialing and single party lines, including rural areas.
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Texas
Continental
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