Reeves County approves space for new Pecos doctors
Reeves County Commissioners authorize County Judge Pigman and Hospital Administrator Langloys to add space for several new doctors expected to locate in Pecos. Offices in the old hospital building will host the Texas Health Department Planned Parenthood and the Mental Health Center with possible further remodeling to fit seven anticipated physicians including pediatricians orthopedists and general practitioners. The first doctor is expected in January or February of next year.
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Reeves County Commissioners Court
W.Q
Bill’’ Pigman
Reeves County Hospital
J.E. Langleys
Pecos
Texas Health Department
Planned Parenthood
Dale Toone
Saragosa
Toone
Pecos-Toyah-Barstow Independent
Justice of the Peace
Clayton Stallings
Balmorhea
Eva Grammer
Cecil Cothrun
Supreme Court to rule on reverse discrimination cases
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if employers with no proven bias illegally favor minorities over whites. The Weber case against Kaiser Aluminum tests the legality of affirmative action in employment, building on the Bakke decision’s implications for on the job programs. If decided, the ruling could clarify how race may be used as a factor in workplace equity programs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Brian F. Weber
Carter
Weber
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Co
Kai
Ser’s Gramercy
Kaiser
United Steelworkers Union
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
Bakke
California
Allan Bakk
Ex convict testifies offers to kill Cullen Davis were made
Ex convict testified FBI informant David Mc Crory offered $10 000 then $20 000 to kill Fort Worth industrialist Cullen Davis. Larry Gene Lucas, a defense witness, said Mc Crory urged the plan in a Fort Worth bar last July. Lucas refused and Mc Crory warned they would get him one way or another. Prosecutors noted Lucas prior marijuana and burglary convictions. The defense seeks to implicate Mc Crory and Priscilla Davis in framing Davis for murder.
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Mike Cochran
Associated Press
Houston
FBI
David McCrory
Fort Worth
Cullen Davis
Larry Gene Lucas
McCrory
Lucas
Davis
Priscilla
Pat Burleson
Richard
Haynes
Tony Wilson
Texas
Missouri
Bobby Oakley
James Acree
D.M.R
Davis Tem
Priscilla Davis
FBI to Take Control of Future Presidential Assassinations
FBI Director William H. Webster said the agency would freeze the scene and take full charge of investigations into any future assassination of a U S president or other elected leader. He noted the aim to quell conspiratorial questions and avoid Kennedy era missteps, with the Secret Service assisting to secure and freeze the scene. Webster described a major case operations plan being tested in the Leo J. Ryan assassination case in Guyana.
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Jim Adams
Washington
FBI
William H. Webster
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Secret Service
Webster
House
Leo J. Ryan
D-Calif
Peoples Temple
Guyana
Winter Weather Hits Pecos With Snow and Freezing Temps
Weather readings in Pecos show the first winter blast since last Friday with snow brief on Friday. Highs ranged from the mid 20s to 40s and weekend lows from 11 to 24 degrees as a warming trend begins through Tuesday in the West Texas area Big Bend. FBI chief cites exclusive jurisdiction over a president’s body and notes Kennedy brain destruction allegedly by Attorney General Kennedy. The House counsel says lax to closing actions. Pathology institutes assign autopsy staff and FBI seeks photos and recordings by court order if needed.
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Pecos
Mercury
West Texas
Big Bend
Pecos Christmas Parade Opens Festivities Tonight
The Annual Pecos Christmas Parade starts at 7 PM from First National Bank and moves north on Oak Street to Security State Bank with the theme Christmas in Other Lands. Honoring participants include Pecos High School band Crockett and Zavala Junior High bands and Santa Claus. merchants stay open after to boost shopping.
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Pecos
First National Bank
Oak Street
Security State Bank
Pecos High School
Crockett and Zavala
Santa Claus
Williams Department Store
Terrazas Furniture
Anthony's
Wackers
Pecos Furniture
F.W. Woolworth
JC Penney
Farnum Jewelry
Western Auto
Fonville Jewelry
United Department Store
Reyes
Norma Jean’s
Identity withheld in Reeves County fatal shooting case
Next of kin for a Mexican citizen slain last week is being notified in Mexico. The Mexican consul in Presidio was alerted to relay next of kin information to the Reeves County Sheriff Raul Florez. Two men wounded in the shooting remain in custody as brothers Trees? Torre s involved, Entonio Yanez released after treatment. Dead man’s body returned to Pecos for autopsy in Dallas with results forthcoming.
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Mexico
Reeves Country
Raul Florez
Presidio
Reeves County Hospital
Raque
Matias Torres
Entonio Yanez
Wanted in Arizona Mexican national held in county jail
A Mexican national wanted in Arizona is in Reeves County Correctional Facility Pecos after arrest Friday. Luis Armando Morales Santillanez 21 gave Phoenix address 1701 W Campbell. He failed to appear for sentencing before U.S. Magistrate Raymond T Terlizzi for a misdemeanor INS law violation. He admitted visiting a Pecos brothel and waived removal. He is held awaiting return to Tucson Division federal court.
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Arizona
Reeves County
Pecos
Raul Florez
Luis Armando Morales- Santillanez
W. Campbell
Phoenix
Tucson
U.S. District Court For
U.S
Raymond T. Terlizzi
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Kennedy
House Committee
G. Robert Blakey
Robert F. Kennedy
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Robert Hinejos
Reeves County Commissioner's Court
Precinct
W.O. Pigman
Next of Kin
Dallas
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Law
Florez
Morales-Santillanez
J.M. Preston
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