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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1973

Page

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Toyah Pecos Barstow consolidation in doubt

Toyah Independent School District and Pecos Barstow ISD consolidation faces uncertainty as Pecos board members receive a letter from attorney John Tomlin claiming all state court avenues are exhausted and the only possible path may be a U.S. Supreme Court appeal. The note suggests potential limits to pursuing consolidation in the long running case.

Toyah Independent Pecos-Barstow Isd Pecos John Tomlin Toyah School United States Supreme Court Tomlin High Court Texas Toyah U.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court of the United States Texas High Court A.R. Archer Monahans el Paso Court of Civil Appeals el Paso Archer Supreme Court

Big trucks roll again as drivers end park-in

The Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers says drivers return to the road from park-ins at truck stops across the nation amid protests over low speed limits and high fuel costs. About 200 independent drivers voted to end actions in Colorado, while leaders plan a national association and possible future actions if needs aren’t met.

Pennsylvania Ohio New Jersey West Virginia Kansas Oklahoma Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers Association William Hill Colorado Association of Independent Truckers Dave Towsend Denver Washington

Merchants open later for Christmas buying

Pecos merchants extend shopping hours this week with many stores open until evening through Christmas Eve. Penney’s Gibson’s Williams Department Store and others announce later closing times as women’s fashions sell well and business remains steady for the season.

Pecos Pan Penney's Bill Davis Davis Lary Windham Gibson Gibson's Carlton Williams Williams Department Store

Pharmacist injured as freight train strikes pickup near Pecos

Oscar Beck, a Pecos pharmacist, remains hospitalized after his late model pickup was struck by an eastbound freight train at an unmarked crossing about three miles east of Pecos. The collision occurred around 9:45 a.m. as Beck did not see the train traveling 55 to 60 mph. The pickup was pushed about 50 feet along the right of way. Beck received chest, shoulder, and forehead contusions and was admitted for observation after Memorial Hospital emergency treatment.

Pecos Oscar Beck DPS Jerry Byrne Beck Byrne Enginee

Ward County voters cancel swimming pool bonds

Ward County voters Saturday approved canceling the proposed 80000 bonds for Barstow pool construction. Eight of nine precincts reported 117 residents cast ballots. 104 voted for cancelation and 13 opposed.

Ward County Barstow

West Texas hit by cold snap from northern snow

Weekend chill lingered across West Texas with early freezes reaching as far as Houston and San Antonio. Readings dipped to 23 at Wink and 32 at College Station as highs struggled to reach the 40s and 60s in Pecos.

West Texas Pecos Associated Press Texas Hosuton San Antonio Vallys el Paso Wink Childress Texarkana Beaumont-Port Arthur Wichita Falls Dalhart Longview Tyler Dallas and Fort Worth Houston and Mineral Wells College Station San Angelo

Governor commutes minor marijuana sentences in Texas

In Austin, Gov Dolph Briscoe will commute the sentences of several hundred prisoners convicted of possessing less than four ounces of marijuana. Rep Ronald Earle says releases will begin as paperwork completes, with a voluntary rehabilitation program in eight cities to aid reintegration.

Austin Ronald Earle Dolph Briscoe Briscoe Earle el Paso Laredo Jasper Fort Worth San Antonio Huntsville Houston State Board of Pardons and Paroles Charles Shandera United States

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