Reeves County Memorial Hospital to open January tentative
County Judge W O Bill Pigman announced a tentative January 29 open house for Reeves County Memorial Hospital with final move after year start. Work is near complete and most items are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O. Bill
Pigman
County Commissioner's Court
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Marshall Company
Cecil Cothrun
Rodeo and Fair Association
Pecos
Legal fringe benefits expand as Americans gain prepaid legal plans
Prepaid group legal plans, akin to health coverage, grow to aid middle income workers who cannot afford high fees. About 300 comprehensive plans serve roughly 3 million people, mainly linked to unions, with coverage varying by plan and some allowing self selection of lawyers. An ABA institute study aims to quantify costs and usage, with results expected early 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cook
Associated Press
Philip Murphy
Santa Barbara
Calif
American Bar Association
Murphy
American
Legal Services Institute
ABA
Government revamps price index to reflect inflation effects
The Labor Department plans a broad overhaul of the Consumer Price Index. It will deploy more part time workers to track prices nationwide and widen the goods surveyed from 400 items to several thousand. The move aims to measure inflation impact on professionals, the self employed, the poor, the unemployed and retired, affecting wages and benefits for millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Shiskin
Commissioner of
Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Washington
House aims to break gas talks with own conference proposal
House members on a congressional conference committee prepare a proposal to end the gas dispute in President Carter's energy plan. Rep. John Dingell is readying a measure aimed at winning acceptance from the 18 Senate conferees and breaking the deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Congressional Conference Committee
Carter
John Dingell
D-Mich
Carter energy plan faces deadlock over natural gas rules
The Carter energy package is stalled as the House and Senate clash over deregulatory aims. Sources say the House seeks no federal control over intrastate gas allocation while preserving a $1.75 price ceiling and keeping intrastate controls. The Senate backs a two to five year deregulation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Committee
Thomas P. O'Neill
House
Senate
Fertilizer supplies boost stability in 1978 crop outlook
The Agriculture Department reports abundant fertilizer inventories and prices likely to stay stable or fall through next spring. Wheat and corn programs cut 1978 acreages while nitrogen, phosphate and potash supplies rise, keeping costs in check as farmers plan for planting and potential regional drought effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Canada
Appalachian
Pecos Christmas Parade Set With 17 Floats and Prizes
The Pecos Christmas parade starts at 5 p.m. with 17 floats including Pack 191's entry Rock Around the Clock competing for 225 dollars in prize money and three trophies. Judges Linda Bond KOSA TV Bob Bickley and Charlotte Slack will award honors as bands from Zavala Crockett and Pecos High march. Santa and helpers sponsor goodies along the route. Merchants stay open late for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack 191
Linda Bond
Kosa TV
Bob Bickley
Pecos
Charlotte Slack
Chamber of Commerce
Zavala and Crockett Junior High
Eddy Street
Highway 80
Pecos High Eagle
Santa
Crew
Merchants of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Texas Highway Division
Bill Gist
Pecos Rifle and
Lew Barrett
City of
Dale Toone
Fairgrounds
Raul Flores
Third Street
Keith Nelson
Oma Fallis
Leticia Nelson
David Hintz
Kim Dingler
Golden Girl
the Old West
Nita Smith
E.W. Schmidt
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Robert Hinojos
Parade
Cub Scouts