Pecos Rotarians hear bond issue details for school project
Dr Elvin Reynolds tells Pecos Rotarians the 2.7 million school bond would raise taxes modestly from 1.65 to about 1.85 per 100. Annual increases range from 2 to 80 dollars by home value with a 13 year payoff. Project list includes kindergarten and track improvements. election set for Dec 14.
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O’ferrall Pauly
Elvin Reynolds
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah
Pecos
Ray Whitley
Reynolds
Armyworms Damage Isolated Grain Crops in Reeves Pecos Counties
Moderate to heavy armyworm populations threaten isolated small grain fields in Reeves and Pecos counties. Early detection is key as small larvae respond better to insecticides. heavy infestations can cause rapid stand loss and foliage burn. Fields used for grazing require careful assessment before chemical control, and decisions depend on damage extent, armyworm numbers, and grazing use.
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Reeves
Pecos
Bill Bagley
John Norman
County Extension
County Extension Entomologists
Todays Thought There is one who is good
A brief devotional line cites Matthew 19:17, affirming that only one entity is truly good.
Christmas Parade to Feature 23 Floats This Year
The Christmas parade Saturday will be the biggest ever, parade chairman Della Bryant says. Entries now total 23, with floats from local groups and from Kermit and the Senorita de las Rosas drill team.
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Della Bryant
Kermit
Senorita de Las Rosas
Kermit. Santa
United Mexican American Council
the Golden Girl
Her Court
Deisy Seif
Zavala and
Crockett
Gibson's
Hearing expands as Hobby orders deeper probe of Bell
A Texas Senate subcommittee hearing on the mobile home industry stretched into a broader investigation after Lt. Gov. Bill Hobby authorized Sen. Clower to dig deeper into alleged invasions of privacy by Southwestern Bell and law enforcement. Hobby said the probe could require more staff and time.
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Austin
Tex
Senate Subcommittee On Consumer Affairs
Bill Hobby
Southwestern Bell Telehone Co
Texas
Hobby
Southwestern Bell
Ron Clower
D-Garland
Subcommittee
Bell
Sen. Clower
Pecos November building permits lag behind year ago
Construction activity in Pecos remains weak as November building permits total only 7,505 dollars, well under the 14,850 dollars issued in November a year earlier. City records show permits this month barely half of last year’s level.
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Pecos
Rains ease after Texas night of storms across state
A drier morning followed a night of severe thunderstorms in Southeast Texas with fog veiling many locales. Watch advisories lingered as rain tapered to showers. damage included two roofs struck by lightning in Carrollton and scattered power and traffic disruptions across multiple cities. Local permits highlighted small-scale construction valued at about $5,055 for a S. Eddy St. addition and other minor projects.
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Associated Press
Texas
Beaumont
Lufkin
Dallas-Fort Worth
Carrollton
Parces
Beeville
del Rio
College Station
Dallas
Tyler
Texarkana
Victoria
Wichita Falls
Marfa
Amarillo
Dalhart
Texas Panhandle
Alice
Brownsville
Houston
McAllen
Rio Grande Valley
Jack Rogers
S. Eddy St
Manuel R. Salcido
E. Second St
J.G. Sunday
W. Seventh St
E. 15Th St
Juan Prieto
I.D. Dominguez
Pearl Harbor remembered on 33rd anniversary
In Pecos residents Fran and I.G. Sunday recount their Pearl Harbor memories from December 7 1941 describing the early hours of the attack on Hickam Field the firefight aboard a PT boat and the chase of a cruiser as chaos and disbelief swept Pearl Harbor.
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Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
America
Pecos
Fran
I.G
Doc
S. Plum
Sunday
Airport Road
Hickham Field
Midway
John Kennedy
John Mitchell
Navy
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Ing
Whitley
Ben Meek
Meek
Charlie Taylor
Bob Covington
Odessa
Covington, Shelton, & Taylor
Pennsylvania
Ohio
National Guardsmen
West Penn Power Co
Akron
Maine
McAllen, Tex
Army
Pearl
Harm's Way
John Wayne
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