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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1972

Page

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Moon mission ends as lander Challenger vanishes in lunar impact

Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans remain in 69 mile high lunar orbit aboard America while the Challenger, after delivering moon samples, fires thrusters and crashes onto Taurus Littrow. Seismic instruments on the moon register the impact as mission control watches the spectacular departure.

Mission Control Moon Cernan Moon Valley Taurus- Littrow Earth Challenger Taurus-Littrow Valley Taurus-Littrow Lunar Evans

Peace plan not seen by Christmas

Nixon has no plans to announce on Vietnam before Christmas, the White House said. Kissinger, after Paris talks, consults with Rogers Laird Moorer and Helms as negotiations appear at a standstill. Pecos firemen responded to a second false alarm in two days about a storage room on Pecan or Peach Street, locating no fire.

Washington Nixon Vietnam White House Ronald L. Ziegler Henry A. Kissinger Paris Kissinger William P. Rogers Melvin R. Laird Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm Thomas H. Moorer Richard Helms Ziegler Saigon South Vietnam Neuyen van Thieu Washington-Saigon North Vietnam Pecos S. Pecan S. Peach

Millsapps Accepts Three Year Contract Extension

Pecos schools names Jerry Millsapps athletic director for three more years after a Thursday night school board vote. Millsapps said he was pleased the board trusted him to extend the program. members praised the overall athletic program he built and urged him to continue it.

Jerry Millsapps Pecos Schools School Board School Board Millsapps Ray Whitley Pecos Glen Frazier

C of C Offers 1972 73 Occupational Outlook Handbook

The Pecos Chamber of Commerce reports the 1972 73 Occupational Outlook Handbook from the U S Department of Labor is available at its office. The 879 page volume covers opportunities across multiple sectors and projects future trends for each career area. It can be studied in person or checked out for overnight or weekend study.

U. S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Pecos Chamber of Commerce Harold Meyer Meyer

Indian Lodge Closure in Davis Mountains Park

Indian Lodge at Davis Mountains State Park will close from 2 p m January 8 to 2 p m January 22 1973 for preventive maintenance by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Heating and cooling system water system boilers strainers filters circulating pump and kitchen equipment will be repaired. The rest of the park remains open and officials note January is the lodge’s slow period with minimal visitor disruption.

Austin Davis Mountains Texas Parks and Wildlife Department

Pecos-Barstow ISD weighs kindergarten expansion and stadium plan

The Pecos-Barstow ISD board hired Covington and Shelton to draft preliminary plans and costs for a district wide building program. Priorities include 12 new kindergarten rooms by 1978, a central new kindergarten facility by 1975, moving several departments to existing plants, and athletic upgrades at Rotary Field and track. The plan is tentative and awaits detailed study.

Covington and Shelton Pecos- Barstow Earl Bell Harvey Ramsey Whitley Ramsey Jerry Millsapps PHS Chamber of Commerce Pecos Ministerial Alliance Patricia Waits Linda Brandon Molly Yeager Ida Means Ruth Miles Pecos Elvin Reynolds Paul Williams Charles Mitchell

Truman’s kidneys fail as he worsens in hospital

Kansas City AP reports former president Harry S. Truman, 88, remained in very serious condition as his kidney output declined despite treatment. He had been hospitalized 10 days for lung congestion and bronchitis, with heart and kidney issues hindering his fight to live and his daughter Margaret weighing a return home.

Kansas City Harry S. Truman Research Hospital Truman Margaret Truman Daniel New York

Cattle prices rise while wholesale meat costs edge up

USDA reports December gains in cattle prices with Omaha steer prices at 34.76 per hundredweight, up from 34.28 a year earlier. Chicago wholesale steer carcasses also show a rebounding trend, though still below last year's levels. Separate report notes two thefts from pickups, with tools and a toolbox stolen in two residences.

Washington Agriculture Department Omaha USDA Chicago

Unsettled Texas winter weather bringing freezes and rain

Cold front lingers over Texas with highs near 48 dropping to 22 in Pecos. Forecasters expect clear and colder nights into Saturday with a warmup Sunday as moisture fades and more frigid air moves in. Reports show four inch rain swells on eastern sections and snow three to five inches in parts of the Panhandle Plains. Galveston faced dense fog and harbor disruption.

Pecos Associated Press Texas Angelina River Panhandle Panhandle-Plains National Wether Service

B52s fly record bombing missions over North Vietnam

U S B52 bombers completed a record 16 missions Thursday and Friday, dropping about 1400 tons of explosives near the DMZ and over Quang Tri Province. Fighter bombers conducted 50 strikes in North Vietnam with no significant damage assessment reported. In Saigon a rocket attack near Bien Hoa killed civilians and damaged infrastructure as theft at Pecos housing sites totaled 750 dollars.

Dong Hoi Mu Gia Pass Laos Ho Chi Minh Trail U. S. Command Dmz Quang Tri Province South Vietnam U.S Saigon Quang Tri Bien Hoa Saigon Command Bruce Campbell Construction Co Pecos Bessie Haynes

Ten Beds Delivered In A Nightmare For Housewife

A Manhattan housewife testified in a Civil Court negligence suit that Abraham & Straus delivered 10 beds instead of the two ordered. She described a cluttered apartment with four living room mattresses and multiple bed frames, injuring a finger while trying to move a mattress. The jury awarded $750 in damages.

New York Manhattan Ralph Spinner Civil Cort Spinner Abraham & Straus Brooklyn

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Cernan and Schmitt Erica C of C Rotary Robert Coltharp Rotary International E. W. Schmidt Mike Harrison Swig Reeves Presidio Ben Matta S. Plum A. Hume Kathy Galveston Galveston Bay
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