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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1978

Page

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West Texans push for super highway through Panhandle region

West Texans urged the Texas highway commission for an interstate from Lubbock through Lamesa Big Spring San Angelo to Junction via U S 87 and 83. The 281 mile route, proposed in 1956, would cost about 455 million dollars. Residents from Amarillo to Brady supported the plan citing relief for San Angelo and expected traffic growth along U S 87.

Austin Texas State Highway Commission Panhandle Permian Basin Lubbock Lamesa Big Spring San Angelo Amarillo Mild Odessa Brady Eden Armistead Rust Wichita Falls Rust

Californians Await Return On Grand Theft Auto Charge

Two California residents, Guarter Felix Giesta and William Leroy Youngblood, are in Reeves County Correctional Facility Pecos awaiting authorities to transport them back to San Diego on charges of grand theft auto. Giesta is 20, from 726 Fifth Ave San Diego. Youngblood is 24, from 336 D Ave Coronado.

California Reeves County Pecos San Diego Guarter Felix Giesta Fifth Ave William Leroy Youngblood D. Ave Coronado Accord Ing National Crime Information Center Giesta Youngblood Reeves County Court-at- Law H.D. Glover James Robert Gass Mary Patricia Curry Gass Tucson Ariz Alabama

Energy-saving converter tested in Pecos golf course

Bob Crouch, co-owner of Chaparral Village Golf Course, says a new energy-saving converter for irrigation cuts fuel costs. Used at the Pecos course on East Highway 80, it runs on gasoline at about 90 cents per hour, extending propane tank life and boosting efficiency. Farmers eyeing the system report lower pumping costs.

Chaparral Village Pecos West Texas Bob Crouch Crouch East Highway 80 Robert Wisdom Seminole Dick Cumming el Paso Asa Moore Walter Barlow Leon Sharp

Weather Outlook for Pecos and West Texas

Cloudiness increasing from the north tonight with fair conditions today in Pecos. Highs around 69 and a 43 low. West Texas sees increasing cloud cover, cloudy north to partly cloudy south on Saturday with scattered showers or light rain. A little warmer in most areas today, turning colder north Saturday with highs in the 60s to 70s south.

Pecos West Texas

Carlson Wins Free Turkey In Pecos Merchants Contest

C E Carlson of 1222 S Willow wins a free turkey in the Pecos merchants contest sponsored by The Enterprise. The winning ticket was dropped at Pizza Hut on Cedar Street. The contest continues in today’s issue of The Enterprise.

C.E. Carlson S. Willow Pecos Merchants Enterprise Simon Patino Carlson Hills Pecos Pizza Hut Cedar Street

Carter plan to cut CETA jobs by over half

President Carter's budget plan seeks to reduce the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act program by more than 50 percent, potentially eliminating about 365,000 jobs. The move would anger blacks, labor unions, and liberal Democrats while troubling mayors reliant on federal funds for city staff. The Labor Department and White House staff are opposing the proposal, with no final decision yet.

Michael J. Sniffen Owen Ullmann Associated Press Writers Washington Carter Democratic Party CETA Labor Department White House Office of Management and Budget Congress

Senior Class Play Brings Ford Speh Back in Lilies of the Field

Kenneth Ford and Alice Speh star in Pecos High School’s Lilies of the Field, a senior class production following last year’s Sunshine Boys. Ford plays a 24 year old Southern Baptist day laborer and Speh a German accented nun as they duel with Father Gomez and the nuns. Performances run Dec 7 and 8 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with tickets $1.50 from senior class members or at the door.

Kenneth Ford Alice Speh Ford Southern Baptist Daylaborer Alice Mother Maria Marthe Homer Smith Miss Speh Schmidt Smith Clark Ford Washington Speh W.C. Drier Toyah Angelo State University The Lilies of the Field Genaro Rodriguez Father Gomez Anna Fuentes Albertine Tammy Wilkerson Agnes Abel Arias Orville Livingston Mauricio Ibarra Jose Hilda Arredondo Gertarde Nancy Lujan Elizabeth Southern Baptist Day

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