CVAE Girls Bazaar At East Pecos Junior High
CVAE girls at East Pecos Junior High host a bazaar at the Earl Bell Shop on Saturday from 9 30 a m to 4 p m. Items for sale include food and gifts such as cakes cookies and decorated treats. Proceeds fund CVAE materials and supplies.
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Dulces Pagan
CVAE
East Pecos Junior High
Earl Bell Shop
Pecos
Hallowe'en
Melba Whitaker
Delma Navarrette
Sue Frymire
Miss Frymire
Processing plant opens for cutting and freezing meat
Rosendo Carrasco of Brogado has installed a new processing plant and can cut and freeze beef hogs or deer and store the meat. The volunteer fire department was called at 11 30 a m Thursday to the Compton home where burning trash blew into dead grass and old lumber but the fire was kept from reaching the house despite strong winds.
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Rosendo Carrasco
Brogado
Windy West Texas Weather With Warm Temperatures
West Texas experiences windy conditions with a Thursday high near 81 and a low of 53 in the morning. Forecasters anticipate similar mild, breezy weather into today and Saturday while fog near the Texas coast reduces visibility and slicks roads in spots.
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West Texas
Associated Press
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Gulf of Mexico
Toyah suit settles as school board weighs bond plan
Johnson presented a $2,000,000 bond election schedule and predicted an A rating with about 5.5 percent interest. CST reported a revised program cost of 1,707,226 for athletic facilities, kindergarten, Pecos Elementary upgrades, and a new public address system. Board debated proceeding with partial work before a bond vote, while Whitley urged expansion for special education and overcrowding at South Pecos Elementary with 893 students. Regular reports and a Jan 8 meeting were set, and the field house at the high school was officially accepted at 75,474, under budget by 3,163.
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Toyah
Johnson
CST
Charlie Taylor
Taylor
Pecos
Paul Williams
Whitley
South Pecos
Reynolds
John Lewis
Lewis
Covington, Shelton and Taylor
Cotton futures edge higher in light New York trade
New York cotton futures rose lightly with small price moves as short covering and speculative buying supported the market. Middling 116 inch spot cotton averaged 77.86 cents per pound across 11 leading markets, with midmorning gains of 75 cents to 2.50 per bale. March at 80.00, May at 77.30, July at 74.65.
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NEW York
House Pushes Year-Round Daylight Saving Time Bill
The House sent to the Senate a bill to place the nation on year-round Daylight Saving Time by mid January. It would set clocks one hour forward on the fourth Sunday after signing, aiming to save fuel during the energy crisis. Indiana and Hawaii would be automatically exempted, with governors able to seek exemptions for undue hardship or winter standard time savings.
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House
Senate
Nixon
Indiana
Hawaii
White House
Bentsen pushes larger offshore oil lease payments
Sen. Lloyd Bentsen proposes quadrupling the oil industry's payments to the Treasury for future offshore leases from 16.7 to 65 percent, projecting an extra 100 billion dollars to the Treasury over the life of the fields. He urges ready action and outlines related energy bills to curb foreign depletion allowances and back guaranteed loans.
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Lloyd Bentsen Jr
D-Tex
The
Treasury
Fed
Indonesia
Nigeria
Philippines
Bentsen
Senate
North America
National Petroleum Council
Stock market mixed as energy fears weigh on rally
New York shares swing lower after a morning rally as energy crisis worries dampen sentiment. The Dow Jones industrial average slipped to 800.05 at noon, down .38, with declining issues ahead of a broader market near a key psychological 800 level.
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New York
Monte Gordon
Dreyfus Corp
American Stock Exchange
Kuwait Proved Crude Reserves Surpass 10 Billion Tons
Kuwait's proved crude oil reserves are estimated at more than 10 billion tons, comprising about 15 percent of the world’s supply.
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Kuwait
Pecos area calendar of events and Christmas program
Calendar lists Reni's School of Dancing Christmas program at South Pecos Elementary. Monday events include Evening Lions Amistad Lions American Legion Bands and chairs at High School Desk. Tuesday features Al Anon Barstow Senior Citizens Amistad Lions bingo Optimist. Wednesday has First Baptist Choir reception. Thursday Rotary Club noon Burrito menu. Friday no school and Merry Christmas.
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Reni
School of Dancing
South Pecos
Lions
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions
Lions den
S. Pecan
American Legion Meeting
American Legion Room
Al-Anon
S. Oak
Barstow
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