Seventh Day Adventists open school in old building
The Balmorhea community reports the Seventh Day Adventist school in Saragosa has started classes in the old building. A new building will be ready in two weeks for an open house. Teachers include Jose Melendez, Gloria Castillo, Dawn Hayes, and Anna Semenic.
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Seventh Day Adventists
Seventh Day Adventist School
Saragosa
Jose Melendez
New York
Gloria Castillo
California
Dawn Hayes
Washington State
Anna Semenic
Hayes
Pax
Kindergarden
Debra Smithson
Noon market report shows broad losses across indices
In New York the noon Dow fell 7.31 to 966.76 amid a week of declines. Analysts linked the slide to Korea war news and softer second quarter profits. The NYSE composite dipped .40 to 54.31 and the AMEX index slipped .68 to 101.11 amid light volume.
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NEW York
U.S
Korea
American Stock Exchange
Cash Grain Chicago
Fort Worth
Tex
Stolen Citizens Band Radio Reported In Uvalde
Police report a $90 CB radio was stolen from a parked car in Uvalde as Juan Zamora stated a night break in. In a separate case Earlie Wilson reported a $75 stereo stolen from a parked vehicle during the night Saturday. Genaro Rodriguez, 28, and Israel Rodriguez, 26, both of 623 S. Peach St., faced charges after an incident at the police station stemming from threats and a confrontation with officers. Bond for Genaro was set at $2000. Ambulance calls listed for two Saturday and two Sunday incidents.
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Citizens Band
Juan Zamora
Uvalde
Earlie Wilson
Morris St
Weilding
Genaro Rodriguez
S. Peach St
Israel Rodriguez
Peace Justice
Cliff Preslar
Mets Enterprise Peggy BC Raca Manages Sete Lynn Webb
A clumsy OCR fragment lists personnel roles at a company or press operation. Peggy BC Raca is named for management, with Lynn Webb and Nova Gutierrez and Diane Osborn among editors and Dor is Welch listed. Ruby Baca Emily Galindo and Carlos Nichols appear in advertising and supervision roles, plus Mary Carpenter as pressroom foreman and office manager.
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Peggy BC Raca
Sete
Lynn Webb
Fide
Nova Gutierrez
Diane Osborn
Doris Welch
Cli
Ruben Baca
Eel
Emily Galindo
Compaen
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Kermit Doctor Released After Bond Set in Solicitation Case
Dr. Gerald Johnson of Kermit was released from Winkler County Jail on verbal court instructions after bond of 50,000 was posted by his Odessa attorney. Judge R L McKim took the case, replacing vacationing Judge Ken G Spencer. Johnson faces criminal solicitation charges in an alleged plot to hire a third party to kill Kermit attorney John R. Lee.
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Kermit
Gerald Johnson
John R. Lee
Winkler County
Jerry D. Bell
Court of District
R.L. McKim
Odessa
McKim
Johnson
John Hoestenbeck
OC extension classes start Wednesday at Pecos High
Odessa College extension courses begin Wednesday with room numbers posted outside Room 20 at Pecos High School. Bonnie Northcutt handles late registrations daily 4 to 6 pm at 701 W Fourth. Courses offered include English 131 History 231 LE 239 LE 232 Psych 213 WT 163 and AT 162.
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Odessa College Extension
Pecos High School
Bonnie Northcutt
Midland College TV courses expand fall lineup
Midland College will offer four televised credit courses this fall in cooperation with Dallas County Community College District and KERA-TV Channel 13. Courses include Business 105 English 101 Government 201 and Psychology 105, each worth three credits. Sessions combine televised lessons with on campus meetings and are streamed on varied weekly times. Registration ends September 15 with calls to 684-7851 or in person.
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Midland College
Dallas County Community College District
Kera-Tv
Channel 13
LRC
Sul Ross U expands horse science program
Sul Ross State University broadens its horse science program to three areas farrier training horsemanship and horse production. New faculty member Dr. Doug Butler brings acclaimed textbooks and real world experience to lead the effort. Plans include a future horse breeding and stud facility and nationwide unique three area emphasis.
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Sul Ross State University
Everett E. Turner
Range
Turner
Doug Butler
Butler
Sul Ross
Barbs By Phil Pastoret Responds to Parenting Questions
A provocative column questions where children learn unanswerable questions and coins a biting term for bias. The piece critiques workplace knowledge gaps while sparking debate over parenting and communication in modern society.
Community Events Weekly Schedule Summary
A local events list details Lions Club and Optimist meetings across Pecos and Sul Ross, with registration, TOPS sessions, and health clinics. Activities include immunization drives at 1010 W Third, flu vaccine slide presentations, health testing, and a swine flu vaccine session in English and Spanish.
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State Health Department
Third St
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Third
Community Center
San Antonio Trial Ahead In Cur ry Court Preliminaries
Judge Peter Michael Curry presides over the 166th District Court with extensive pre trial motions. Lawyers forecast months to clear preliminaries before jury selection starts. Much of the maneuvering occurs in private chambers. Coastal States president Harry Blomquist signaled possible plan changes to gain approval from San Antonio and other parties.
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Peter Michael Curry
166Th District Court
Coastal States
Harry Blomquist
San Antonio
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Midland
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Dick and
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Ann
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By Frankie Kingston
Okinawa
Sherman Conner
Tammy
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Hamilton
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Kobernot Lodge
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Amarillo
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Texas
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US Steel
Woolworth
Xerox
Hackberry Street
Laura Lodge
N. Cedar Street
Mets
S. Cedar
Pecos
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Loving
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Jeff Davis
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Medical Center
Ector County Commissioners Court
Jim Pulley
Medical Center Hospital Board of Managers
Midland Independent
Little Town
Corrales
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Here
U.S. 528
Albuquerque
Red Cross
Barbara Christianson
Monahans
Farm and Ranch Committee
John Wilson
Pyote
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Sul Ross U
Phil Pastoret
Lions Club
I Motors Inn
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Lions den
Chaparral Village
Cantaloupe City CB Club
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
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Tastee Dog
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T.C. Chicken
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