Tires Slashed Across Pecos Parking Lot and Dances
Police investigated a spree of tire slashings linked to a dance at Saragosa Hall and surrounding area. Dozens of cars had tires cut or punctured, with several victims citing knife marks and thefts, while other incidents included thefts, burglaries, and a reported robbery near Chico's Bar.
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Arnie Calderon
Arnie
S. Pecan St
Saragosa Hall
S. Peach St
Frank J. Orozco
N. Elm St
Erasmo H. Acosta
S. Plum St
Frank M. Cisneros
Odessa
Ray Martinez
E. 13Th St
Enrique Almanza
Adams St
Eriberto M. Granado
Ash St
Bertha O. Hernandez
Ninth St
Mary Horton
Houston
Alberto Moreno
Fort Stockton
Alberto Moreno Jr
Walthall Trailer Park
Felipe J. Orosco
Cypress St
Dennis Wilkins
S. Sycamore St
Felix Orosco
S. Walnut Sr
Chico
Dan Saeger
One Day Texas Forum on Food at Capitol
A one day session February 17 in the Stephen F. Austin Building will cover food costs nutrition theories and consumer preferences. Agriculture Commissioner Reagan V. Brown announced the Texas Forum on Food open to all and sponsored by the Texas Department of Agriculture and Texas Women for Agriculture. The forum aims to foster dialogue between consumer and producer groups and discusses alternatives for action including direct marketing and farmers markets while planning observance of Texas Agriculture Day March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Forum On Food
Stephen F. Austin
Agriculture
Reagan V. Brown
Texas Department of Agriculture
Texas Women For Agriculture
Zavala Band Dominates Monahans Solo and Ensemble Awards
Nineteen Zavala Junior High Band members earned 20 Division I superior medals at the U L Solo and Ensemble contest in Monahans. Fifty one Zavala students competed with 14 Division II excellent entries, seven Division III, and four Division IV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zavala
U.L
Monahans
Terrie Acosta
Becky Hernandez
Renata Evans
Elida Varela
Rosalinda Valdez
Phillip
Market slips as inflation fears cloud trading on snow day
The New York market fell modestly as snow limited activity with the Dow off 3.20 to 767.76 at noon. Inflation worries and rates concerns appeared in traders notes while Howard Johnson led advancers and Columbia Pictures rose on news of David Begelman’s resignation. The NYSE composite slipped to 49.59 and AMEX edged up to 122.82 as volume ran low.
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New York
Howard Johnson
Columbia Pictures
David Begelman
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Pecos Eagle Band Members Win Division 1 Awards at Regional
Regional Solo and Ensemble results in Monahans honored Pecos Eagle Band with many Division 1 medals. Solo winners include Lance Carrico cornets and Lorenzo Guzman tubas with Celina Acosta on timpani, while ensembles featured Montgomery Tudor Wilson clarinet trio and Acosta quartet led by Lance Carrico. Other solid solo ratings cited include Wilson on clarinet II and Gomez on trombone II.
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Pecos Eagle Band
Monahans
Pecos High School
Lance Carrico
Lorenzo Guzman
Celina Acosta
Cynthia Montgomery
Jana Tudor
Elizabeth Wilson
Celia Acosta
Anna Fuentes
Lena Levario
Roy Flores
Alfred Gomez
Victor Montgomery
Bonifacio
Muzzle Loaders Plan Meeting and Shoot Schedule
The Pecos Valley Muzzle Loaders Club will meet Tuesday February 7 at 7 30 p m in the Security State Bank coffee room. Members and those interested are invited. A monthly shoot is set for Sunday February 12 starting at 2 p m at the local range just south of Interstate 20 and west of Highway 285.
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Holiday Inn
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar St
American Association of Retired
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Martin Ksychi
First United Methodist Church
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Santa Rosa Parish
Interstate 20
Pecos Valley
Security State Bank
Highway 285
Enrollment climbs at Sul Ross as spring on campus total rises
Sul Ross State University reports an 8 percent spring on campus enrollment rise with 1,618 students. Registrar Dorothy Leavitt notes last spring’s 1,495 marked a 6 percent increase from the year before and a 4 percent rise from the prior fall. The first summer session up 16 percent and the second summer up 11 percent. Last fall’s on campus total was 1,652, a 15 percent gain. Eagle Band heads to April Regional Contest for concert and sight reading. Jordan and Lena Levario win Division II honor.
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Sul Ross State University
Dorothy Leavitt
Jordan
Lena Levario
Eagle Band
Pecos students picked for UTPB intern program
Pat Jackson and Raynell Wein of Pecos are among 60 prospective teachers chosen by The University of Texas of the Permian Basin to begin an intern program in the Odessa Midland public schools this spring term. Over 16 weeks, Jackson will teach math at Ector High School and Wein will intern in music. The program places teaching centers inside schools, offering hands on strategy courses and closer links between prospective teachers and students.
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Pat Jackson
Raynell Wein
Pecos
University of Texas of the
Permian Basin
Odessa-Midland
Jackson
Ector High School
Wein
UTPB
Peter Ienatsch
Black powder wins at Pecos muzzle loaders meet
A joint meet at the Pecos Valley Muzzle Loaders range pitted eighteen archers against eight muzzle loaders. Jon Denison won first, C L Elkins second, Burns tied with Gary Oden for third before Burns won in a shoot-off. Low-scorer awards went to Harry Reddick and Cyril Smith.
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Pecos Valley
Pecos
Jon Denison
C.L. Elkins
Frank Burns
Gary Oden
Archery Club
Burns
Harry Reddick
Cyril Smith
School Menu For The Week Revised
REVISED TUESDAY beef and rice casserole blackeyed peas creamy cole slaw cinnamon roll and milk WEDNESDAY baked cheese sandwich pinto beans fried okra tropical apples and milk THURSDAY hamburger on bun w pickles French fries w catsup pea salad chocolate pudding and milk FRIDAY fried fish scalloped potatoes green beans banana nut cake wicing ranch style bread and milk All menus subject to last minute change A new mineral found on the moon named Armacol for Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins.
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Harris Lumber Co
Carol Rayos
Pete Taveres Jr
Morris St
White
Rosie L. Pinkney
Martinez St
Canuto B. Salcido
Ruth Longbine
Barstow
Mary Hernandez
Wyoming St
Luz N. Ortiz
Oak St
George Lara
Bernardino Hignosos
Hill
Thriftway
Victor Fuentes Chaves
Cliff Preslar
Elmira
Louise Parker
S. Willow St
Bobby Ephriam
James Henry Hopkins
Hopkins
J.C. Penney
Delma Dutch
Arregy
Emrla Jean Marquez
Eighth St
Arreguy
Fedrico Ramirez
Larry M. Johnson
Ellth St
Ramirez
Johnson
Sear’s Roebuck
Evening Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cedar St. Coffee
SMT
Capitol
Brown
Jaquez
Sammy Lujan
Joe Baeza
Robert Contreras
Rolando Espado
Tony Herrera
Freddy Jaquez
George Lopez
Entiquio Zuniga
Frank Ornelas
John Montgomery
Charles Benavides
Clifford Gordon
Freddy Mora
Angie Contreras
Crissy Ortega
Prissy Perea
Barbara Salcido
Michael Aguero
Robert Rodriguez
Crystal Boyd
Sammy Martinez
Joel Tarango
Gina Lyles
Janie Nunez
Irma Orona
Sally Payen
Ricky Dominguez
Terry Villanueva
Rafael Mendoza
Nora Contreras
Rene Granado
Jesus Lara
Lisa Lara
Saul Roquemore
Frances Garcia
Aida Herrera
Elva Salgado
Susie Mendoza
Maria Ortiz
Leticia Rico
Delia Lopez
Albert Fuentes
Stevie Galindo
Rafael Hernandez
Becky Garcia
George Walker
Stanton High School
Wayne Maxwell
Brenham High School
Bill Dean
Odessa High
Charles Nail
Odessa Permian
Walter Reneau
Hood Junior High
Jack Nall
Bonham Junior High
Harold Floyd
Iraan High School
Dan Gibbs
Garman
Thansk
Southern Wells
Jeff Lovelace
Carla Briggs
Pam Weinacht
Kay Hepworth
Chicago
DOW Jones
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
California
Idaho
Indus
Trans
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Pecos Texas
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Diane Osborn
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves County
Reeves
Ward
Loving
Culberson
Jeff Counties
Texas
Sul Ross
Robert Gerry
Moon
Armstrong, Aldrin and
Collins
Gynoh
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