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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1975

Page

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Parade fundraiser seeks quarters to aid mayor and UW

United Way director Mary Ann Weinacht invites Friday parade attendees to bring quarters to boost a campaign. She expresses optimism that community support will help reach the fundraising goal during the Christmas parade event.

United Way Mary Ann Weinacht Enterprise John Pitts

Army Color Guard to Lead Yale Parade 1975

Parade order for the 7 p.m. Friday Christmas parade was announced by chairman Della Bryant. The lineup includes Army Color Guard, Eagle Marching Band, Pep Squad, Jaycee float, Cub Pack 191 float, De Zavala Junior High Band, Christian Learning Center float, Barstow Elementary float, Girl Scout float, VICA float, Crockett Junior High Band, Future Homemakers of America, Girls in Costume, Senoritas de las Rosas, Merchants float, Morning Tops float, Doc Young Music Co. float, Joe Smith Antique Cars from Midland, Weldon Brookshire with antique cars, Pecos Enterprise float, Bicentennial Players, and Santa with sleigh.

Della Bryant Army Color Guard Eagle Jaycee de Zavala Christian Learning Center Barstow VICA Crockett Junior High Future Homemakers of America Girls In Costume Senoritas de Las Rosas Merchants Morning Tops Doc Young Music Co

Psychic predicts Eagles to beat Ennis Byne

Noted psychic George Val George spoke at Pecos High School predicting a Pecos Eagles win over Ennis Byne with the audience watching as he demonstrated card and initials feats. He forecast political and world events, and his show drew both skepticism and belief among PHS students. The event followed a Santa Rosa Catholic Church youth choir appearance and a Christmas parade lineup listing local storefronts for late shopping.

Ennis Byne Pecos Salaoines George Val George Pecos High School Val George Jeane Dixon Peter Hurkos Humphrey Ford Kissinger Israel Patty Hearst Midwest Sonny and Cher Elvis Presley George PHS Santa Rosa Eagles Ennis Stephen Bates

Muskogee Chief Responds to Okie from Muskogee Song

In Pecos columnist John Pitts interviews Muskogee police chief Henry Sharp about Merle Haggard’s hit Song Okie from Muskogee. Sharp says marijuana busts occur but not an epidemic and that the town remains proud despite some niche critique. He notes white lightning is rare due to legal liquor and price factors.

Muskogee Main St Merle Haggard Okie Haggard Henry Sharp Merle Oklahoma Chief Sharp Here Sharp San Francisco Pecos

Wholesale prices hold steady in November drop not adjusted

The Labor Department shows seasonally adjusted wholesale prices unchanged in November after a reported four-tenths percent fall. The Commerce Department meanwhile notes firms plan higher capital spending on goods and facilities to expand production and create jobs.

Washington Labor Department Commerce Department

Ford ends China trip with news on 7 MIA's

President Ford closed his China visit with confirmation that seven Americans listed as missing in action over the last decade are dead, with two remains recovered and next of kin notified within 48 hours. Kissinger announced the grim update at a Beijing press conference after a banquet toast reaffirming intent to normalize U.S.-China relations and to pursue mutual interests despite disagreements on the Soviet Union.

John Roderick Associated Press Peking Ford China U.S Henry A. Kissinger Soviet Union Indonesia United States

Burglars Target CB Radios in City Thefts

Police report four CB radios were stolen from autos and a trucking firm between Tuesday and today. Victims include R A Maroney of Midland who lost a $269 radio from a high school parking lot and Tony Burton, Kilpatrick of Big Spring, and Winkles Trucking with several radios taken after break ins. Residents urged to record serial numbers to aid recovery. Area cotton gins report continuing harvest with 5 492 bales to date, including 798 Pima and 4 077 Reeves and 617 Pecos Upland bales, against 23 658 bales in 1974.

Citizens Band R.A. Maroney Midland Winkles Trucking Company Balmorhea Highway Tony Burton Limpiard Tom Kilpatrick Big Spring Burton W. Third Street Kilpatrick W. Third St Area Pima Reeves County Upland Pecos County

Pep Rally Friday Before Semifinal at Ennis

The Eagle gym hosts a pep rally at 10 45 a m on Friday to boost spirit before Saturday semifinal with Ennis. The rally ends about 11 20 a m before the Eagle football team travels to Abilene for overnight pre game workouts at P E Shotwell Stadium. Public invited to attend and cheer the team.

Ennis Eagle Gym Eagle Abilene P.E. Shotwell Stadium Bilene

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