Hometown teachers join Pecos schools for 1973-74 year
Charlene Baker begins as Pecos High math teacher with 18 years experience and a B S from Southwest Texas State. Clem Crowley, Pecos resident and City Council member, becomes vocational adjustment coordinator after one year teaching. Bill Box joins Pecos-Barstow as construction trades instructor with no prior teaching. Judy Moss starts first grade at Pecos Elementary with two years experience and a B S from Sul Ross. Libby Oglesby, Pecos High graduate, returns to teach special education at North Pecos Elementary with two years experience. Kenneth Garlitz, UT graduate, joins Pecos High as boys PE and tennis coach with no prior teaching. Tressa Maddux, Pecos High graduate, returns to teach English after Sul Ross training and two years experience.
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Charlene Baker
Pecos
Baker
Southwest Texas State University
Clem Crowley
Crowley
Southwestern University
Bill Box
Pecos-Barstow
Judy Moss
Sul Ross University
Libby Oglesby
Jack Oglesby
Pecos High School
North Pecos
Kenneth Garlitz
Herb Garlitz
Balmorhea
University of Texas
Tressa Maddux
O. E. Maddux
Sul Ross
Alpine
Maddux
Sul Ross State University Holds Fall Orientation
SRSU in Alpine begins fall orientation Monday August 27 with freshmen at 9 a.m. in the Education Building auditorium. Dr. Delbert Dyke presides. ACT testing at 1 p.m. for students without scores. Registration runs Monday to Wednesday and classes start Thursday. Dorms open the prior Saturday.
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Alpine
Tex
Sul Ross State University
Delbert Dyke
Noreman L. McNeil
SRSU
Claude Thormasen
Hous
Balmorhea Schools Begin as Meat Shortage Impacts Menu
Balmorhea Cafeteria serves spaghetti and cheese with green beans fruit salad peanut butter cups hot rolls butter and milk due to meat shortages. Twenty eight hundred plates are planned for the week as orders wait. Local residents visit Balmorhea for family matters and Pedro-related notes.
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Balmorhea
Advertising evens the odds in Pecos economy
Terry Burns argues that advertising pull can lure travelers and boost Pecos commerce. He urges a coordinated effort including brochures, regional maps, press promotion, and eye catching signage like a 37 foot Pecos Bill to draw interstate traffic.
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Pecos
Pecos Trail Association
West Texas C.of C
Museum Board
Civil Air Patrol Meets This Thursday at CAP HQ
The Civil Air Patrol holds its regular meeting this Thursday at CAP Headquarters at 7 30 pm. For more information call W L Miller at 447 2561.
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Civil Air Patrol
C.A.P
W. L. Miller
Lions Club Meeting Set For Monday Evening
Monday at 7 30 p m the Lions Club will convene at the American Inn for an evening gathering.
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Lions Club
American Inn
Ex-bouncer Overpowers Mugging Trio in Parking Lot
In Southend England three would be muggers targeted 28 year old Malcolm Palmer. The ex-bouncer defended himself and knocked them unconscious leaving them bleeding in a parking area.
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Southend
England
Malcolm Palmer
Palmer
Speir warns drivers of Labor Day traffic
Texas DPS Director Colonel Wilson E. Speir warned that 42 people may die in Texas traffic over the Labor Day weekend. The three day holiday runs from 6 p m Friday August 31 to midnight Monday September 3. The department will station all patrolmen to curb hazards and run Operation Motorcide with frequent fatal crash reports to media.
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Austin
Wilson E. Speir
Texas Department of Public Safety
Texas
Speir
DPS
Department of Public Safety
Area colleges agree to joint registration procedures
Midland College Odessa College and UT Permian Basin officials meet to coordinate joint registration rules. UT Permian will not accept students with less than 60 hours unless they have 54 hours and enroll concurrently at a community college. Registration runs 9 am to noon September 1 with signed hours and mailings already sent to accepted students.
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Midland College
Odessa College
University of Texas of the
UT Permian
Amsteal
Girl ages 18 rides Arabian horse from Pretoria to Cape Town
An 18 year old girl rode an Arabian horse over more than 1000 miles from Pretoria to Cape Town to raise funds for underprivileged children and show the breed’s value. She called her mount adaptable and fantastic in traffic.
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Capetown
S. Africa
Pretoria
Cape Town
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates Notice
The Pecos Enterprise lists mail subscription rates for Reeves County and all other areas. Rates shown include six months for 10.50 dollars and one year for 21.00 dollars, with other options and postage details.
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Pecos Enterprise Inc
S. Ceda
Pecos
Texas
P.O
Reeves County
Tagged sharks reveal migratory secrets across Atlantic
About 10,000 sharks swim the Atlantic with bright colored tags and messages in five languages. 350 have been recaptured up to 2,070 miles away. Nine years of study show sharks move a thousand miles yearly, with differing routes by sex and age and potential longer lifespans than once thought.
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Washington
National Marine Fisheries Service Laboratory
Narragansett
Atlantic Ocean
Two Deputies Killed Near Marlin Texas in Shooting Case
Falls County authorities investigated the fatal shooting of Deputies Elbert Watkins and Dean Humpus two miles south of Marlin as Douglas Stewart 26 was arraigned on two counts of murder. Stewart, held without bond, reportedly surrendered after police chase with a shotgun and pistol. The incident followed the deputies serving papers at a psychological diagnostic visit to a man they were arresting.
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Marlin
Tex
Elbert Watkins
Dean Humpus
Douglas Stewart
Peg Powell
Brandy Pamplin
Larry Pamplin
Falls County
Pamplin
Southwest Electrical Service Co
Watkins
Intermitent Service
Humpus
Bryan
Brady Pamplin
Court House
Stewart
McLennan County
Austin State
Austin
Humphus
Waco
Texas’ Mental Institutions
U.S. funds rebuild of Neak Luong hospital in Cambodia
The United States to pay 406000 dollars to rebuild Neak Luong hospital and 706060 dollars in equipment after a B52 misstrike. Ambassador Swank signed the accord with Cambodian Foreign Minister Long Boret. The U S will also provide an ambulance and hospital aid to soldiers.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Emory C. Swank
Neak Luong
Mekong
Swank
Long Boret
United States
Sosthene Fernandez
Congress
Washington
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Am Sim
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