Pecos Territory cotton classing totals rise for week ending Dec 1
8 7811 bales from 8781 Upland cotton were classed for Pecos Territory Growers, lifting the season total to 44 897. Predominant grade Strict Low Middling 41 accounted for 39 percent, with Micronaire 3.5 to 4.9 on 83 percent of samples and fiber strength around 79 000 psi. Pima classings reached 1244 for the week and 5625 for the season with Grades 3 4 5 at 14 56 24 percent respectively. Trading picked up as Stoneville and Deltapine lots traded above CCC Loan rates.
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Pecos
L.L. Wells
USDA
Stoneville
Deltapine
CCC
Weekly school lunch menu December plan
December at the cafeteria lists daily meals from Monday to Friday. Monday features chili dogs with buttered potatoes mixed greens applesauce vanilla pudding and milk. Tuesday serves beef rice casserole with green beans salad peach cobbler bread butter and milk. Wednesday offers burritos scalloped potatoes buttered spinach pineapple cabbage salad and ice cream. Thursday serves a hamburger on a bun with pickles pinto beans French fries fruit cup and chocolate milk. Friday features chicken fried steak with cream gravy whipped potatoes buttered corn a chocolate pudding hot rolls butter and milk.
Deaths Services for Mrs Gilbert McGregor at Alpine
Funeral services for Mrs. Gilbert Mary Jane McGregor 77 of 1116 W Fifth St will be at 2 p m Saturday at St James Episcopal Church Alpine with interment at Elm Grove Cemetery She died at 9 a m Thursday in an Alpine convalescent home after illness She was born Aug 11 1895 in Haskell and lived in El Paso 25 years before moving to Pecos where her husband was Western Cotton Co district manager until retirement He preceded her in death Survivors include three sisters Miss Salome Anthony Arlington Mrs Roy W Burdett Arlington Mrs John Gillette Alpine one brother Cedric Anthony Brookhaven Miss and several nieces and nephews
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Gilbert
Mary Jane)McGregor
Fifth St
St. James Episcopal Church
Alpine
Elm Grove
Haskell
el Paso
Pecos
Western Cottoneil Co
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Salome Anthony
Arlington
Roy W. Burdett
John Gillette
Cedric Anthony
Brookhaven
Miss
Hospital Briefs Chronicle Patient Admissions and Discharges
The Record notes admissions and discharges for December 6 and 7. December 6 admits Lupe Maldonado and a baby girl, Martha Prieto, Gabriela Garcia. discharges Isabel Salazar, Oliver Schaetter, Mierya Olmos, Bertha McAnally. December 7 lists no admissions. discharges Florence Weaver, Soledad Alonzar and baby girl, Lupe Maldonado and baby girl, Dian Tarin and baby girl.
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Lupe Maldonado
Martha Prieto
Gabriela Garcia
Isabel Salazar
Oliver Schaetter
Mierya Olmos
Bertha McAnally
Florence Weaver
Soledad Alonzar
Dian Tarin
Bak Girl
Telephones on 445 exchange refuse to ring this week
Local manager Ron Killion said plant personnel found the major cause of the problem on the 445 exchange but have not cured it completely. Not all numbers on that exchange were affected, and there was no problem with 447 numbers.
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Ron Killion
Killion
Experimental implant may monitor brain tumor growth
A Houston conference heard of a battery operated matchstick sized device fully implantable in the brain. It could be adapted to continuously monitor internal brain pressure and tumor growth, reducing infection risk compared with skull opening devices.
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Houston
Apollo 17 crew logs atmospheric nerves in orbit
The Apollo 17 crew spent a quiet day in space as they passed the halfway point of their outward journey. Schmitt described earth weather from space while Cernan sang softly and praised the mission’s progress under a fixed ground control backdrop.
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Apollo 17
Earth
Moon
Schmitt
Houston
Space
Jerry Griffin
Device sensors aid brain pressure monitoring and tumor care
At the 1972 National Telecommunications Conference Carl A. Ruscetta of Bio Tel Western described a skull mounted sensor and transmitter system that monitors intracranial pressure for brain injuries and tumors. It records signals for doctors to judge pressure buildup and guide treatment, with five patients to date and potential long term use for tumor care.
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Carl A. Ruscetta
Ruscetta
Bio-Tel Western, Inc
Salt Lake City
Rucetta
Vere
Roscetta
Beef supply to rise one third by 1980 says USDA panel
A preliminary Agriculture Department report based on a survey of 295 industry representatives predicts U S beef output will climb about 33 percent by 1980. The gain mainly comes from expanding the cow herd as calf prices stay high and grain feeding remains strong.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
USDA
Economic Research Service
Pecos Enterprise Publication Notice and Postal Rates
The Pecos Enterprise, an independent newspaper published in Pecos Texas, lists its address at 324 S Cedar St Pecos. It provides mail subscription rates by Reeves County and for all other mail with six months and twelve months options and states second class postage paid at Pecos Texas 79772.
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Pecos Enterprise, Inc
S. Cedar St
Pecos
Texas
P.O
Reeves County
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