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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1971

Page

3

Seniors To Present Diary Of Anne Frank at Pecos High

Rehearsals proceed for the senior class play The Diary of Anne Frank directed by Jonny Williams with Melanie Foster chairing the committee. Cast members include Lynne Cowden Sherry Ray and others. The performance is set for February 25 and 26 in the high school auditorium.

Anne Frank Melanie Foster Pat Fitzhugh Lynne Cowden Sylvia Sadler William Kaddatz Scott Levis Jonny Williams Pecos

FDIC Begins Payoff Of Bank Depositors

In Houston the FDIC started paying off depositors of the defunct Sharpstown State Bank. About $50 million was transferred to the bank to cover roughly 27,000 depositors as long lines formed at 9 a.m. FDIC official George W. Hill commented on the proceedings.

Government Corporation FDIC U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Robert Stewart

Connally Approved for Treasury Post Amid Testimony

The Senate Finance Committee voted 11 to 0 to approve former Texas Governor John B. Connally as secretary of the Treasury after he denied taking private fees as governor. He said he returned 400 000 to 500 000 in legal fees to become Navy secretary in 1961.

Washington Senate Finance Committee John B. Connally Texas

License Plates On Sale In Reeves County

New plates went on sale yesterday for 1971 and are white with black numerals. Prefixes range DDB through DDK for passenger cars and IZ for pickups. Deadline is April 1. Purchase at the Reeves County Tax Assessor-Collector office or mail in using the new registration form with the proper fee.

Reeves County Tax Assessor-Collector’s Office

Texas Anthem Composer William Marsh Dies at 90

William J. Marsh author of Texas Our Texas dies after 90 years. The Fort Worth native and former Star-Telegram critic came to Fort Worth in 1904 and helped shape the state song chosen in 1929 after beating 1 000 entries. He collaborated on lyrics with Gladys Yoakum Wright and led church music work. Survivors include sisters Clara and Mary Marsh. Rosary Wednesday and mass Thursday at St Patrick's Cathedral.

Fort Worth William J. Marsh Texas Marsh Synagogu Clara E. Marsh Mary C. Marsh St. Patrick’s Cathedral

Fire Department Responds to Multiple Weekend Fires

Firemen answered a Monday call at 2 57 p m to Pecos Nursing Home after a car fire. Weekend calls included 1602 South Eddy car fire at 8 29 a m Friday 515 Locust garage blaze at 3 50 p m Friday and 502 EF 7th store room fire on Saturday.

Pecos Nursing Home South Eddy

Registration Of Voters Disappointing Figures Released

Pearl Barker Reeves County Tax Assessor-Collector reports a preliminary voter registration total of 3 561 with more applications possible by mail. The deadline was midnight Sunday January 31.

Pearl Barker Reeves County

Canadian Escapees Taken Into Custody

Two escapees from a Canadian prison and a car theft were captured in Pecos by Reeves County deputies. Roger John Twance and Peter Michael Renn were held in Reeves County Jail as bonds were set by Justice of Peace J. F. Hightower. The suspects allegedly swapped Ohio plates for Alabama on a 1964 Oldsmobile. the FBI joined the probe.

Pecos Reeves County Justice of Peace J. F. Hightower Roger John Twance Geraldton Ontario Peter Michael Renn Michael Dean Czajkowski Toledo Ohio A. B. Nail Gary Ingram Raul Flores Alabama FBI

Oil Allowable Cut by Texas Railroad Commission Updated

The Texas Railroad Commission reduced oil allowable in six fields citing possible casing head gas waste. The statewide rate fell to 82.1 percent with three fields cut in the San Antonio No. 2 district and three in the Lubbock district. Seminole west field dropped to 35 percent. Average daily allowable stands at 3,745,862 barrels, down 42,472 from January. A separate police alert reports Norman Weinstun, 34, of Chicago, detained after fleeing a Mobil station without paying for fuel in Midland. the Cadillac involved had been stolen.

Austin Texas Railroad Commission San Antonio No. 2 Lubbock Seminole West Field J. R.dominguez Mobil Hwy. 80 Ingram Shaw Road West Norman Weinstun Chicago Ill Midland Weinstun Dallas

Connally Finances Under Fire Amid Texas Payment Claim

Dallas reporters note Sen. John Tower says there may be a legitimate explanation for a reported 75,000 dollar yearly payment to John Connally during his Texas governorship. Connally denies constitutional violation over a 225,000 dollar foundation gift and seeks a new Senate Finance hearing to rebut the story as Tower questions SEC actions affecting federal revenue sharing.

Dallas John Tower R-Tex Treasury John Conally Texas Tower Connally Senate Finance Committee Securities and Exchange Commission

Evening Lions Garage Sale This Saturday

The Evening Lions Club hosts a garage sale on Saturday Feb 6 from 9 am to 4 pm at the Carl Holm Laundry site across from Southern Union Gas. Donations are welcome and can be dropped at Piggly Wiggly or Dozier Tractor or scheduled for pickup by calling 445 3700 or 445 4482 to support the club sightsaving program.

Lions Club Carl Holm Southern Union Gas Company Lions

Reeves County Population Rises to 16526

Cong Richard C. White confirmed Reeves County from the 1970 census shows 16526 residents, up 263 from the preliminary tally. The figure reflects updated counting in the county.

Richard C. White Reeves County Reeves

Kethan Discusses Softball Here

W.W. Kethan of Pasadena spoke to local and area softball figures at the Holiday Inn on January 30. He urged youth sports as a path to world peace and highlighted softball’s universal rules and growth, urging leagues to expand and seek ASA sanction. Representatives from Midland, Big Spring, Monahans, Pecos, and Barstow attended, with plans for February 27 meetings in Pyote to organize registrations and umpire training.

W.W. Kethan Pasadena Holiday Inn E. W. Schmidt Kethan Lynn Webb International Softball Federation International Olympics Committee United States Nixon Coun Cil International Federation West Texas Kent Sloan Freddie Ezell Midland Cotton Mize M.A. Cook Big Spring W.Q. Elenburg Bill McNeese Monahans Hal Pace Carlos Shaw Lloyd Topliss Eddie Ferguson Mike Lara Jack Stephens Pecos Trans- Pecos Girls’ Softball Association Pyote Amateur Softball Association ASA Passadena Texas Amateur Softball Association Texas Dist. 22

Captain Frakes Aids Elmendorf Fog Clearing Mission

Capt Bernard A Frakes, son of Tulsa residents, leads weather crews at Andersen AFB and Guam to disperse super cooled fog over Elmendorf Alaska. Using dry ice pellets, AWS aircrews clear fog in 30 to 45 minutes aiding polar air routes while supporting the 54th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron. He is a 1961 East Central High School graduate and 1966 University of Tulsa alumnus.

Elmendorf Afb Alaska Bernard A. Frakes Bernard E. Frakes E. Ave Tulsa Okla Frakes L.b.johnsons Pecos Cindy Guam Island Pacific Tropics Elmendorf Air Weather Service AWS Southeast Asia Far East 54Th Andersen Air

Snyder attorney Leland W. Greene named 132nd District Attorney

Leland W. Greene of Snyder, brother of Mrs. Bill Moss of Pecos, was appointed District Attorney of the 132nd Judicial District by Governor Preston Smith. Senate confirmation is required, with Greene taking immediate effect to replace resigned Tommie J. Mills. An attorney, he previously served as assistant County Attorney in Lubbock County until 1969 before U.S. Army active duty. He will serve until the 1972 general election.

Leland W. Greene Snyder Bill Moss Pecos Texas Preston Smith State Senate Greene Tommie J. Mills Lubbock County U.s.army

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Lillian Williams Pecos Garment Company Lillian Hook & Eye Maria Jaso Michael H.brockman Howards Gerald Grove Sandra Bailey Irene Turk Bulletin The Guadalupanas of Santa Rosa Catholic Church Dolores Wright Dan Vejil Leandro Orona Ester Luna Dante Leoni Sacred Heart of Jesus Ramona Gonzalez Elisa Dutchover Helen Tapia Betty Villescas Ohin RRC Senate SEC Evening Lions Capt.Frakes Judy Moss
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