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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1979

Page

2

Fourteen Illegal Aliens Sentenced In Pecos Court

Fourteen Mexicans were sentenced Monday in Pecos before U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston for misdemeanor violations of immigration law. Three defendants received 358 days total after two counts. others got 179 or 90 days. One defendant, Jose M. Garden Rivera, received bond set at 7500 dollars with custody pending further hearings.

Mexico U.S Isidro Andrade-Villa Jesus Andrade-Villa Oscar Esparza-Morales Jesus Manuel Trevizo- Muniz Victor Manuel Marmole Jose M. Garden-Rivera el Paso Preston Garden-Rivera Reeves County

Robby Worsham Wins Pine Derby at Pack 191

Robby Worsham of Den 3 won first place in the Annual Pine Car Derby held during the Blue and Gold Banquet at First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall. Jason Payne of Den 4 was runner up and Kirk Kelton of Den 4 won best looking car.

Robby Worsham First Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Jason Payne Kirk Kelton Den Jim Workman J. Corr Jason Armbruster Robbie Pas Jay Fowlkes Mike Patterson Jason Daniel Miles Williamson Brad Gholson John Corrales Tommy Miller

Cotton Market Report for Far West Texas Feb 2

The USDA reports slow cotton market activity in Far West Texas for the week ending Feb 2 due to wet fields delaying harvests. El Paso spot price for grade 41 staple 34.35 to 49 was 65.75 cents/lb. March NY Futures settled at 63.45 cents, down 51 points from last week. Farmers received 110 to 130 per ton for cotton seed as 2,000 samples were classed, bringing season total to 31,200.

Far West Texas Agriculture Marketing Service U.S. Department of Agriculture el Paso New York J.A. McAfee

Stock market slides amid Iran upheaval shock

Wall Street fell broadly as Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger warned of possible severe effects from Iran's political turmoil. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 6.58 to 816.27 at noon, with the NYSE composite down 0.46 to 54.53 and AMEX market value index down 0.68 to 157.48. Cotton futures rose at midday with higher quotes for strict low middling and nearby contracts.

NEW York Energy James R. Schlesinger Iran New York Stock Exchange NYSE American Stock Exchange

Proclaimed by governor Vocational Ed Week set for Feb. 11 17

Governor William P. Clements has proclaimed Vocational Education Week in Texas from February 11 to 17. The observance highlights programs training over one million students and adults for skilled jobs in high schools, colleges, institutes, and adult centers.

Austin Texas William P. Clements Ben F. Teague Texas Education Agency Teague Texas State Technical Institute American Vocational Association Texas Vocational Technical Association Advisory Council For Vocational- Technical Education In

Two Students Injured In Train Bus Collision

CORPUSCORRIGAN Texas AP two of 25 students were hospitalized after a slow Southern Pacific train collided with a school bus on the north edge of Corrigan East Texas. A 17 year old girl suffered a broken back and her 13 year old brother had a torn eyelid. The rest were treated for bumps and scratches and released, a hospital spokesman said.

Corrigan Texas Southern Pacific East Texas Memorial Hospital Lufkin

Pecos Eagles Banquet Tickets On Sale With Hess as Speaker

The Pecos Eagles football banquet features Jim Hess, Angelo State University head coach and athletic director, as speaker. The event is Saturday February 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. Tickets cost 6.50 for adults and 5 for students, available at Reeves County Sheriff's office First National Bank and Security State Bank. A dance by AXXE of Lubbock follows. Public invited.

Pecos Eagles Jim Hess Angelo State University Purchas Reeves County Sheriff's Office First National Bank Security State Bank AXXE Lubbock

Congressman White draws key House Science tasks

Rep Richard C White of Texas has been assigned to two key House Science and Technology Subcommittees. He will join Energy Development and Applications and Research and Development, handling solar energy, energy policy, fossil energy, biomass, fission, fusion, and electric energy systems. He asserts the roles will shape West Texas energy policy and future needs.

Richard C. White Texas House Science and Technology White Energy Development and Applications Subcommittee Subcommittee On Research and Development

Alpine professor joins national teachers of singing group

Dr Rex Wilson, assistant professor of vocal music at Sul Ross State University, has recently been accepted as a member of the National Association of Teachers of Singing. The group, with more than 3000 members in the United States, has begun approving applications from other countries as well. Memberships require recommendations from two or more current members.

Rex Wilson Sul Ross State University National Association of Teachers of Singing United States Coun

Pecos Graduate elected to Texas A&M honor society

Allan Clayton son of Mr and Mrs H R Clayton 1912 Hackberry St Pecos was elected a member of Sigma Iota Epsilon the management honor society of Texas A&M University The 1975 Pecos High School graduate will receive his BBA in May and is a credit analyst at City National Bank in Bryan Texas

Allan Clayton H.R. Clayton Hackberry St Pecos Sigma Iota Epsilon Management Honor Society Texas A&m University Clayton Pecos High School City National Bank Bryan

Magistrate Reports Imprison 51 Defendants in Pecos Court

In last month’s court activity, the Pecos magistrate sentenced 51 defendants to imprisonment and 57 defendants convicted of petty offenses faced fines totaling 1,850 dollars. The 57 pled guilty after being advised of rights in open court and in proceedings tied to Immigration Service Law violations. January actions include one removal hearing five initial appearance hearings two post indictment arraignments and four bail reviews plus nine appearance bonds approved.

U.S J.M. Preston Pecos U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Preston

Credit Union Sets Sunday Annual Meeting

Santa Rosa Parish Federal Credit Union will hold its annual meeting Sunday February 11 at 2 30 p m in Santa Rosa Hall. Election of officers will be held and all members are invited to attend. Door prizes will be given. A spokesman hopes to announce a six and a half percent dividend.

Santa Rosa Parish

Garden club to meet on February 12

The Merry Homes and Garden Club will hold its monthly meeting Monday Feb. 12 at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. J P Stubblefield 515 S Plum. Mrs Aubrey Shoemake will present a program on place settings.

Merry Homes and Garden Club J.P. Stubblefield S. Plum Aubrey Shoemake

Dow Jones Stock Averages at 11 AM

Dow Jones reports at 11 a.m. the day’s figures: 30 Industrials 819.65 down 3.20, 20 Transports 208.37 down 0.92, 15 Utilities 103.21 down 0.11, and 65 Stocks 278.05 down 0.98.

DOW Jones New York Dow Jones A.m Indus Utilities

Theft of 850 red clay bricks reported in Pecos

Gilbert Machuca Ybarra, 38, of 110 S Peach reported theft of 850 red clay bricks from a stacked area at 6 15 p m Tuesday. Bricks valued at 0 16 each. Sheriff's deputies investigate. Ambulance runs include false alarm at 3 08 p m to 2029 Ivy and calls to Reeves County Hospital Barstow and Reeves County Correctional Facility for medical events.

Pecos Gilbert Machuca Ybarra S. Peach Pecos Ambulance Service Ivy Barstow Reeves County Hospital S. Park Reeves County Sheriff's Department Sheriff's Department Reeves County Correctional Facility

Urban Fellows Program invites students to study government

Alpine University seniors and graduates may join the New York City Urban Fellows Program for a full academic year from mid September to mid June. Fellows work with city officials, explore urban issues, and propose improvements while receiving an $84,800 stipend, paid health plans, NYC travel reimbursement, and tuition waivers plus at least $500 extra grant. Apply by February 15 to Christophersen in Sul Ross State University’s Political Science Department.

ALPINE — _ University New York City Dale Christohpersen Ence Sul Ross State University

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