Trustees Approve Use Of West Pecos School Facilities
Trustees confirm salary policy for teachers on juries and approve usage of West Pecos Elementary by the Evening Optimist Club for boxing, and the Women's Division of the chamber of commerce for a youth center. They also approve minutes, bill payments, a science club field trip to Big Bend, and a textbook committee appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
Chamber of Commerce
West Pecos
Big Bend National Park
Nixon vetoes two billion antipoverty legislation
President Nixon rejected a 2 billion antipoverty bill funding day care and services for children from diverse income levels. The veto drew charges of political calculation from liberal lawmakers while the Senate backed the measure earlier, and lawmakers warned of political backlash as the White House campaigned to defeat it.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Legal-Services Corporation
America
John Brademas
D-Ind
House
Odgen R. Reid
New York
Senate
Gerald R. Ford
GOP
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Youth Center Drive Planned in Pecos to Aid Center
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce and the Women's Division president Jerra Pearce announce a city-wide campaign to raise funds for furnishing utilities. Ed Lauderdale, Pecos High School Building Trades instructor, offers student help to remodel the center. students may sign up at Pecos High School office.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jerra Pearce
Pecos
Ed Lauderdale
Pecos High School
Local Officials and Names Listed in Page Scan
A fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals including Grace Casillas Debra Hall Pamela Wright James Bell Mary Carrico Leslie Daniel Valerie Hamar David Hillard Lowery McNeil David Peters Richard Rank Mary Samuels Cynthia Slack Juliana White Brian Gross Howard Hath orn Vickie Hurley Sonja Jenkins Cecil Montgomery Daniel Perkins William Ramsey Jerry Reavis Charles Weinacht James Williamson JoAnn Preston Robert Rodgers Kenneth Matthews Rhonda Ramsey John Kerns Kim Meister Rivera Hipolito. The text appears as a partial roster or staff list and lacks contextual details.
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James Bell
Mary Carrico
Leslie Daniel
Valerie Hamar
David Hillard
Lowery McNeil
David Peters
Richard Rankin
Mary Samuels
Cynthia Slack
Juliana White
Brian Gross
Howard Hathorn
Vickie Hurley
Sonja Jenkins
Cecil Montgomery
Daniel Perkins
William Ramsey
Jerry Reavis
Charles Weinacht
James Williamson
School Menu Plan For Week
Monday Vienna sausage with beans and scalloped potatoes. Tuesday Sloppy Joe with relish and fries. Wednesday Fried chicken with whipped potatoes and spinach. Thursday Beef ravioli with corn and salad. Friday Meat loaf with potatoes and beans. Includes butter milk and bread throughout the week.
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Vienna
Two Texans Among Seven Killed in Oklahoma City Air Crash
A twin engine plane crashed shortly after takeoff from Oklahoma City killing all seven aboard. Six victims were named: Anthony Zanutto Davenport Iowa George Appleby Bettendorf Iowa Walter Twachtman Jr Cedar Rapids Iowa Jerry Adair San Angelo Texas Bill Baker San Angelo Texas. The seventh was initially identified as W A Darby of San Angelo but dental charts did not match. Darby linked to Monarch Tile Co. Plane owned by Bob Breen. The group planned a hunting trip in Texas after inspecting Marshall Tile Co. A brother of a victim said Adair piloted the craft. Rifles and a pistol found at the wreckage.
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Oklahoma City
Anthony Francis Zanutto
Davenport
Iowa
George Appleby
Bettendorf
Walter Twachtman, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Jerry Adair
San Angelo
Tex
Bill C. Baker
Marshall Tile Co
Adair
Moline
111
Baker
Darby
Cambodian Army Seen As Weak In Fight Against Communists
Saigon officials assess Cambodia's army as inadequate to deter North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces. They estimate 80 percent of Cambodia under enemy control, with about 80 000 troops in the country and a mission split between South Vietnam and support duties. Leadership flaws hinder effective defense and complicate regional stability.
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Saigon
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Pecos Enterprise Publisher Details and Mail Rates
Independent Pecos Enterprise publishes every evening except Saturdays and Sundays from 3248 Cedars Pecos Texas 79772 P O Box 1131 notes mail subscription rates payable in advance for Reeves County six months and other options in the notice.
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Pecos Enterprise, Inc
Cedars
Pecos
Texas
P. O
Reeves County
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Ie A. Hi
Trustees
U. S
Dam Be
U Minh Forest
Mekong
Mrs. Laurence
Laurence
Holiday Savings Club
JoAnn Preston
Robert Rodgers
Kenneth Matthews
Rhonda Ramsey
John Kerns
Kim Meister
Rivera Hipolito
Sister Sophia
Monahans
Ft. Stockton Highway
Re Orner
Charles Gann
Hermann von Helmholtz
von Helmholtz
CHEV
Chevron
Chevron Supreme
Ham
Dan Peyton Oil Co
Veterans Blvd
Pecos Standard
Elliott
Cedar Street
Your Electric Light & Power Company
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