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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1970

Page

3

Ector County questions tax roll values for undeveloped minerals

Ector County commissioners voted to seek a fuller written explanation from Pritchard and Abbott on how they value undeveloped mineral properties. The move followed criticism that the firm’s methods produce low assessed values, prompting talk of possible court action.

Odessa American Pritchard and Abbott Reeves County Commissioners Reeves County FH. Ryan Cope Routh Ector Mike Berry Warren Burnett Burnett Bill Elms Wood Elms Mr. Wood R. W Pete) Wood Fort Worth Tom Farley Board of Equalization Kellus Turner Odessa Pritchard and Abbott Berry Pritchard

Pseudo Lawman Arrested After Impersonation Attempt

Jimmy Nelson Elliott, 30, carried a genuine badge and ID and pretended to be a patrolman in the community service division. He helped to book prisoners and was nabbed after a detective questioned his credentials and found the badge reported lost.

Dallas Jimmy Nelson Elliott Elliott George A. Swayze Jr Community Service Northeast District Norst

Midland College Offers Courses For Credits In Pecos

Midland College provides Pecos courses for college credit with tuition: 30 dollars for one course 57 dollars for two and 84 dollars for three. Courses include College Algebra Math 131 General Mathematics Hist 231 U S History to 1865 and Government.

Midland College Pecos U. S Speh Educ Howard Davis South Eddy James Canon

Dense fog slows travel along Texas coast

Dense fog hampered morning travel near the Middle Texas Coast with visibility down to half a mile in some areas. Skies were mostly clear elsewhere, but the semitropical Valley remained drying out from recent heavy rains while temperatures dipped to the low 60s in several spots and Brownsville Galveston Laredo stayed near 70s. Readings Tuesday afternoon stayed under 100 at all reporting points for the first time in days.

Associated Press Texas Rio Grande Valley McAllen Corpus Christi Victoria

Red China Charges Soviet Blame in Cross Communist Rift

AP reports that Red China levels a charge against the Soviet Union amid rising antagonism between Moscow and Beijing. The dispute centers on ideological rifts and regional influence within the Communist bloc as tensions flare.

Hong Kong Red China Soviet Union

Indian professor trains in Pecos on soil studies

Native of India Mr Dean D Dubey from RA K College of Agriculture Lahore M P India is in Pecos with the Soil Conservation Service to study soil salinity soil and water management soil classification soil survey and land use. His Pecos stay ends November 13 1970.

Dean D. Dubey R A. K. College of Agriculture Lehore M. P India Pecos Soil Conservation Service Ray Blackwell Dubey Vikram University Ujjain Jawaharlal Nehru Agriculture University Sehore

Reeves County first bale of cotton ginned marked

The first bale from Reeves County was ginned yesterday at 11 a.m. August 25 by B. C. Kesey at Alamo Gins under manager E. H. Scales. From 1900 pounds of hand snapped Stoneville cotton, 870 pounds were seed and 495 pounds lint. graded Middling 11.3 inches and displayed at the West Texas Production Credit Association office on the Balmorhea Highway.

Reeves County B. C. Kesey Alamo Gins E. H. Scales Stoneville West Texas Production Credit Association Balmorhea Hwy

Police recover stolen 1967 Volkswagen and bicycle

A blue 1967 Volkswagen stolen from Ramon Natividad at 57 B Airbase after 11 p.m. Sunday was recovered in Van Horn yesterday. The car was abandoned and a radio removed. A 24 inch bicycle stolen from Mrs. T. C. Hooper was recovered in part by Patrolman Robert Diaz. The juvenile suspect was interrogated and turned over to authorities.

Volkeswagen Ramon Natividad van Horn Pecos T. C. Hooper Robert Diaz Hoopers

Immunization Policies Adopted By San Antonio Schools

San Antonio faces a diphtheria outbreak with about 70 percent of cases among school age children. The district mandating immunizations for diphtheria polio tetanus and smallpox plans broader policy next fall amid parental concerns and religious objections.

Richard Beene Associated Press San Antonio Texas Marthalyn Green Jake Lee The Medical Society

Auctioneer Graduates From Nashville School

Col. Vernon Leverette completed the Nashville Auction School course in Tennessee and received a graduation certificate and the title of colonel from head Col. Buford Evans. An employee of El Paso Natural Gas at the Waha Plant, he will conduct auctions of farm equipment and general merchandise. Contact 343 2235.

Vernon Leverett Buford Evans Nashville Nashville, Tenn Col Vernon Laverett Tenn Leverette el Paso Natural Gas Company Waha

Pecos-Barstow CSD Registration Dates Announced

Registration day set for Pecos Barstow CSD with 8:30 a m enrollment and auditorium meeting for high school students. Upperclassmen receive schedules in homerooms after the meeting while freshmen attend school later. elementary and junior high register too. No classes Friday August 28. first full day Monday August 31. Also kindergarten registration at Earl Bell Kindergarten 8:30 am for eligible five and six year olds. birth certificate required. About 200 children expected. income threshold $3 000. non English speakers eligible.

Pecos - Barstow CSD M. High School Earl Bell

Midland Head Start Grants $76 000 for 120 Children

Gov. Preston Smith approved a federal grant of 76000 to Midland Independent School District for a year long Head Start program. The funds will finance six classes in four centers serving 120 four year old children.

Austin Preston Smith Midland Independent School District

Texas School Districts Face Federal Desegregation Hearings

At least six Texas districts were slated to appear in federal courts as HEW steps up desegregation actions. Garland, Ferris, Richardson, Temple, Austin, Hearne, La Vega, and San Angelo were involved in plans, reassignment orders, or hearings to end separate schooling. Hamilton Park Junior High transfers and Carver Elementary closure were ordered in Richardson and San Angelo respectively.

Texas Associated Press Department of Health, Education and Welfare Garland U.S William M. Taylor Jr Dallas Ferris HEW Richardson Taylor Hamilton Park Hamilton U.S. Dist Jack Roberts Austin Representa Tives Temple Roberts Hearne la Vega

Missed Delivery Hotline Seeks Subscriber Call

Readers are urged to call the circulation department at 445 5475 if a paper is missed. The office relies on subscriber reports to correct any delivery errors and ensure service.

Columns on college life and social habits

A humorous observation on college life and student behavior contrasts dream beliefs with reality. The writer mocks vanity and social rituals, noting how some people perform verbal apologies and display pretentious manners in public. The piece uses witty asides to lampoon gender roles and everyday manners.

Landowners to Learn Details of U S Mexico Boundary Pact

Presidio Texas landowners are invited to a Friday meeting to hear explanations of the U S Mexico boundary agreement. The plan, reached by President Nixon and President Diaz Ordaz, aims to settle the Rio Grande dispute dating to the 1848 Mexican War, with 14 percent of land going to Mexico and 2 percent to the United States. Local lawyer L T Van Eman warns irrigated land near Presidio may be lost to Mexico.

Presidio, Tex U. S.— Mexico Richard Nixon Diaz Ordas Rio Grande L. T. van Eman Presidio Mexico United States

WTEC Summer Camp in Davis Mountains

Summer camp to be held August 13 to 19 at Camp in the Davis Mountains with activities for Atting on Kanu and Maria Franco.

WTEC Hela Davis Mountains Atting On Kanu Felin Me Maria Franco

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