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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1971
Page
2
Police traced a break in to a dilapidated house two doors from the cafe on Locust Street. Pistols were buried in a box behind the house, rifles found under the house, and pennies in possession of a juvenile at arrest. Items turned over to juvenile authorities.
Threats reported at a Shell Station involved three males with a 22 caliber rifle after an argument. Keys stolen from a bowl at a Mecca register, a burglary of a pickup and a bag of cigarettes recovered and given to juvenile authorities. Several other thefts and vandalism incidents noted along with a hit and run near the Municipal Pool. Marital dissolution petitions and licenses listed.
A Tuesday school menu lists macaroni and cheese casserole gelatin salad ranch style beans ice cream Chuck wagon bread and milk. The entry notes the German name Herman t meaning bright.
A 1972 payroll tax increase would add 145.20 withheld for workers earning 10 200 or more and require a matching employer payment. Even if blocked, current law caps the stepup at 62.40. Some lawmakers argue delaying the tax rises while keeping benefits, with SSA noting freezing at 1971 levels would save 7.8 billion split between employers and workers. Mills opposes postponement citing tradition of balancing benefits with tax raises.
A 1971 Texas act requires county clerks to record livestock marks and brands within six months, with priority to long-time users if records differ. Re-registration occurs every ten years, and the act suspends the three-reading rule for immediate effect. Also notes an Aug 30 1971 effective date and publication details.
Helmut Rothermel, head chef at a Bear Mountain inn overlooking the Hudson river, gained fame in 1964 as a chef in the tallest restaurant at the New York World's Fair.
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