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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1978

Page

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Food items ease Increased fuel costs jump November prices

Wholesale prices rose 0.8 percent in November with gasoline and alcoholic beverages posting large increases while food prices grew 0.6 percent. Meat fruit and rice declines tempered the rise, signaling possible slower price gains ahead. Gasoline up 1.6 percent, energy products rise, and energy costs influence future retail prices. Alfred Kahn commented that energy prices may need to rise to ensure fuel supplies despite inflation pressures.

Michael Doan Associated Press Washington Labor Department Carter Alfred Kahn Council On Wage and Price Stability Kahn

Governor-elect calls for West Texas water

Governor-elect Bill Clements urged West Texas farmers to pursue a water import plan from Arkansas, backing House Speaker Bill Clayton. He said the region’s well being and economy rely on new water, and he'd support a constitutional amendment if needed. A theft at Swift Agricultural Chemicals in Pecos yielded five tires worth 230 dollars, reported amid West Texas water discussions.

Midland, Texas West Texas Bill Clements Bill Clayton Arkansas Clements Reeves County Raul Florez Swift Agricultural Chemicals Corp Balmorhea Highway Pecos West Texas Chamber of Commerce West Texans United States

Clements outlines tax cuts and budget plan proposal

Clements spoke at length about reducing taxes after taking office and pledged to return an additional billion dollars of surplus to taxpayers. He criticized the Legislative Budget Board as not expecting their plan to be the final budget, calling their proposal a letter to Santa Claus and noting it would leave only a minimal surplus after tax relief funds are set.

Clements Legislative Budget Board Budget Board Santa Claus

Commissioner Jon Newton to resign from Texas Railroad Commission

Texas Railroad Commissioner Jon Newton said he will resign to Gov Dolph Briscoe effective Jan 1 over a potential conflict of interest. He cited substantial royalty income from natural gas wells on land in his wife’s family for seven generations and rejected blind trust as solving the dilemma. Newton, 37, was elected in 1976 to a six year term after defeating Jerry Sadler in a Democratic runoff and Walter Wendlandt in the general election. He previously chaired the House Energy Crisis Committee and served in the Texas House from 1970 to 1976.

Austin, Texas Texas Jon Newton Dolph Briscoe Newton Ben Ramsey Jerry Sadler Sadler Walter Wendlandt Commission Beeville Texas House House Energy Crisis Committee Energy Resources Committee House Oil and Gas Subcommittee

Monahans Man Receives Jail Term For Heroin Possession

Freddie Joe Jaquez, 29, of Monahans, was sentenced to 2 to 7 years in the Texas Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to possession of heroin in Reeves County. The indictment came from the Reeves County Grand Jury and the sentence was handed down December 4 by District Judge Lawrence Fuller in Pecos.

Monahans Reeves County Grand Jury Judicial District Court Texas Department of Corrections Freddie Joe Jaquez Lawrence Fuller Pecos

Juvenile Arrested in Pecos for Telephone Harassment

Raul Florez reported Thursday the arrest of a Pecos juvenile for telephone harassment. The juvenile was turned to county juvenile authorities. The sheriff recommended disconnecting phones for such users and noted numerous past incidents of juvenile harassment by telephone.

Reeves County Raul Florez Pecos

Weather advisory for West Texas and Pecos area

Overcast skies with drizzle and freezing drizzle linger in Pecos as a winter storm watch covers the South Plains and Panhandle. High 39.6, low 33. Travelers advisory lasts through Friday with north and mountain snow accumulations of 2 to 4 inches. Mountain valleys see snow mixed with rain through Friday.

Pecos South Plains Panhandle West Texas Texas Panhandle

West Pecos Gymnasium to Open After Renovation

Community Recreation Director Jim Edwards announced the renovated West Pecos Gymnasium will officially open Monday December 11 with hours 6 pm to 10 pm weekdays 8 am to 5 pm Saturday and 1 to 5 pm Sunday. The facility, funded by Pecos Barstow Toyah ISD Reeves County and Town of Pecos, offers badminton basketball jogging fitness table tennis volleyball weightlifting and more. A gym card is required for entry and inquiries may be directed to Jim Edwards Irma Baeza or the Community Recreation Department.

Pecos High School Cyril Smith West Pecos Jim Edwards Enterprise Robert Hinojos Ray Cameron Joe Ramon Billy Vandiver West Pecos Gym Pecos City Reeves County Board of Education of the Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Inde Community Recreation Department Irma Baeza

Karate expert denies conspiracy to frame Cullen Davis

Pat Burleson a karate instructor testified he did not conspire with David McCrory or FBI to frame Cullen Davis. He visited the Davis mansion to see Priscilla Davis and met McCrory after a phone call, saying he avoided discussing the case. The proceedings linked Burleson to a triangle involving Priscilla Davis and an FBI informant in the murder-for-hire context.

David McCrory Cullen Davis Jack Strickland Pat Burleson FBI Burleson Richard Haynes Davis Priscilla McCrory Ron Jannings Jannings

Lilies of the Field Senior Play Opens at Pecos High

The senior class play Lilies of the Field opens tonight at Pecos High School Auditorium at 8 pm with a Friday matinee to follow Tickets are $1.50 at the door The cast led by Nancy Lujan as Sister Elizabeth says the show will be as good as past productions and offers acting experience and a rare nun and priest cast

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West Pecos Gymnasium Pendent School District Town of Pecos Commissioner's Court of Mike Cochran Houston Fort Worth Nancy Lujan Sister Elizabeth Homer Smith Homer Maria Marthe Mother Maria
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