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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1976

Page

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Jury panel to report for civil court week

District court has called 140 prospective jurors to report Tuesday for civil jury week. Names include Bette Payne, Carlos Carrasco, Juana Rodriguez, Harold Douglas Warren, Octaviano Hernandez, Manuel Rubio Jr., Mary Jordan, Isabel Hernandez, John Baker, Lenard Lethco, Mario Reyes, and many others.

District Court Bette Payne James C. Robb Carlos Carrasco Clara E. Brown Juana Rodriguez Linda Martinez Manuel F. Galindo Hershel I. Cox Monserrat Turin Harold Douglas Warren Juan §. Cuellar Katy Gochicoa Inocente Machuca Octaviano Hernandez S.G. Wallace K.A. Schloemer Frank Rodriguez, Jr Jesus Orona Ismael Hernandez Jack Glover Marvin Godwin Oran Mahaffey Elena Nunez Alex Marquez France D. Orona Billy Joe Owens Olivia Silvas Joseph W. Massey Frank R. Perea Claude S. Bruton, Jr W.L. Young Simon A. Ybarra W.R. Scull Josephine Martinez Carmen Espinoza Carol Ann Casimir Freeman Douglas G.B. Wilkinson James

Quake toll soars in Guatemala City area relief efforts

A massive earthquake left over 15,000 dead, about 40,000 injured and 200,000 homeless in Guatemala. Helicopter relief teams reached isolated towns, engineers cleared landslides, and survivors faced food and medical shortages as aid slowly moved in. Officials warned of a typhoid risk and urged cooperation to bury the dead for continued rations.

Guatemala City Guatemala Pitzicia Hector Napoleon Alfaro National Community Development Program Fernando Romeo Lucas National Defense San Martin Jilotepeque

Heart group sets important meeting in Reeves County

The Reeves County Heart Association schedules an important 7 p.m. meeting at the Security State Bank building. Chairwoman Katie Villescas and co-chair Pricilla Garay urge volunteers to attend or contact them at Pricilla’s Beauty Salon, 902 Adams, to assist with the annual Heart Fund drive.

Reeves County Heart Association Security State Bank Katie Villescas Villesca Garay Pricilla Adams

Letter urges quitting smoking after cancer clinic visit

A reader writes to a columnist from a hair salon setting to criticize cigarettes. The author cites Dr. A Japanese doctor at the M D Anderson Cancer Clinic in Houston and argues smoke harms children by destroying cilia and raises strong views on banning smoking near kids and at football games. The letter ends with a note of shared guilt among smokers.

John M.D. Anderson Houston Anderson Clinic

Bentsen Reconsiders Campaign After Oklahoma Showing

Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas says he is taking a close look at his campaign strategy after finishing fourth in Oklahoma caucuses as 70 percent of precincts reported. Carter and Harris led with about 19 percent each. Wallace and others trailed. Ford campaigned in New Hampshire as the primary looms on Feb. 24.

Washington Oklahoma Lloyd Bentsen Ford New Hampshire Bentsen Texas St. Louis New York Alabama George Wallace Mississippi Harris Carter David Boren Wallace Durham California Ronald Reagan Reagan Boston Boston Sunday Globe

Toyah voters push for legal mixed drinks election

Commissioners accept a 29 signature petition from Precinct 2 Ward 4 Toyah asking for an election to legalize all alcoholic beverages. The election is set for March 6 1976. Other actions include bids for microfilming 500000 county pages and bond approvals for two deputies.

Toyah

Florida trucker returned on Governor’s warrant to face drug bond charges

Jerry Lee Jones, a 43 year old Florida truck driver, was brought to Pecos from Miami by Sheriff A B Nail on a Governor’s warrant. He faces charges of possession of dangerous drugs and bond forfeiture after fleeing Reeves County following his release on bail for unauthorized travel through the area.

Florida Jerry Lee Jones Reeves County

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H. Lear Antonio Renteria Lucille Burgan Manuel P. Rubio, Jr Mary K. Jordan Gus Scruggs G. W. Spray Frank Reyes George Camacho Jesus R. Franco John Conway E.C. Kuhn Frederick Weinald Robert R. Jones Epifania M. Mora Roy Lozano Lily Bersosa Emma Matta Floyd J. Rediger Manuel Ibarra Ruben Roman Iris E. Reddick Manuel O. Prieto Edwardo Alvarez, Jr Roberta van Wickle Damon A. Owens Felix Salcido Manuel Ysidora Carrasco Felipe Porras Lucilla Hernandez Andrea T. Estorga Jerry W. Bryan W.D. Faulkner Jim L. Fletcher Lenard Lethco Mary Rose Trujillo Jesus Lopez Alejandro B. Salcido Victor F. Springer Clinton Grizzard Juan Torres Rodriguez Miguel Navarette Ruben Carrasco Pete Vasquez Mario Reyes Billy Joe Calloway R. Henry Blackwell Mike Starkey Alejandro Tarango Lynn Owens Marie Jackson Alex Pecos America Odessa Lynn Webb National Emergency Relief Committee Paso Fred Harris Georgia Jimmy Carter Congressional Black Caucus Yvonne Burke D-Calif Edward Brooke Massachusetts Commerce Elliot L. Richardson Richardson Henry M. Jackson D-Wash U.S Pat Moynihan United Nations Tions W.A. Hatfield Bob Mullens Commissioners Court John Cordes Freedom Train Foundation el Paso Texas & Pacific John Pitts Walter's Dairy Queens of Polly Green Mgr
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