Missing Cigarettes Recovered At Local Trailer Park
Police solved the case of missing cigaretters valued at $200 after a delivery truck loss at 3rd and Eddy streets. A woman in a blue car picked up the case to avoid damage and surrendered them to authorities.
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3Rd
Eddy Streets
POWs To Be Honored In Texas Joint Session
A Texas joint legislature session will honor prisoners of war and those missing in action in Southeast Asia. Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes and Speaker Gus Mutscher announced two days of activities with Astronaut Alan Bean presenting for NASA and the Apollo 14 crew. Gen. Chappy James will attend as deputy Defense Secretary for POW affairs.
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Austin
Southeast Asia
Ben Barnes
House
Gus Mutscher
Alan Bean
NASA
Chappy James
Fire Guts State Office Building in Austin
Fire gutted a first floor executive office in the John Reagan Office Building on the state capitol complex. Officials suspect the blaze began in the Parks and Wildlife Department office of Robert Mauermann as hundreds evacuated with no injuries reported. An electrical space heater in Mauermann's office may have been a factor.
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John Reagan
State Capitol
Robert Mauermann
Parks and Wildlife Department
Mauermann
PEW Commission
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Panel Of American Women Air Problems Of Prejudice
More than 250 people heard the Panel of American Women discuss misunderstandings and prejudice at the Texas State Teachers Association meeting in Pecos Junior High. The Dallas based group, eight panelists plus moderator, shared experiences of discrimination in a lunch crowd including local attendees. The panel originated in Dallas in 1965 and has made over 500 appearances earning awards from the Dallas Times Herald and the National Conference of Christians and Jews.
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Cos Junior High
Pecos
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Rachel Becker
Don Howard
Ralph Stewart
Wilma Buchanan
Elizabeth Dennison
Joan Daniels Hodges
Dallas
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Service Organi
Dallas Times Herald
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Rose Hemstreet
Hope Garcia Bailey
Joan da
Fort Worth Manager Named HEW Regional Director
Ho ward D. McMahan, former Fort Worth city manager since 1967, is appointed regional director for HEW Region 6, covering Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arkansas, and Louisiana. The move by HEW Secretary Elliott L. Richards takes effect March 6, succeeding Charles C. Green who resigned.
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Tex
Fort Worth
Howard D. McMahan
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Elliott L. Richards
McMahan
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
Charles C. Green
Texas May File Water Protection Suit
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Texas can refile against New Mexico ranchers to protect Lake Meredith and water used by the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority. The decision reverses a lower court ruling and allows state action against out-of-state pollution. Biologists warned Toxaphene residues could persist up to five years.
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Texas
New Mexico
Lake Meredith
Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Dist
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10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
U.S. Supreme Court
Curtis
Texas Attorney General’s Office
U.S. Dist
H. Vearle Payne
Albuquerque
N.M
Payne
Canadian River Authority
States
Friday School Menu Highlights
Friday menu lists fish and fries creamed peas cabbage and green pepper slaw ice cream bars corn bread butter and milk for students.
Carr Not Released From Stock Suit
SEC lawyers pressed for action after U S District Judge Sarah T Hughes refused to grant a preliminary injunction against former Texas attorney general Waggoner Carr The judge said Carr and 24 other defendants were not dismissed and the case will proceed to a merits hearing on Aug 30 Ling Osorio and three others agreed to permanent injunctions while the evidence did not show Carr knowingly joined a conspiracy H Hughes also linked Ling founder of Ling and Co and Osorio former National Bankers Life president to the case
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Dallas
Tex
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
SEC
Joseph Novotny
Dallas Bank & Trust Co
City Bank & Trust Co
Carr
Hughes
Ling
Ling & Co
Osorio
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Open Meeting Law Amendment Up For House Action
Public officials would have to disclose motions and voting on closed meetings under Rep. Dave Allred’s bill. Notices would be posted in advance and closed meeting minutes released within three days, detailing motions and votes. Swanson proposals include a new upper level university in Clear Lake and six feeder junior colleges.
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Associated Press
Austin
Dave Allred
Wichita Falls
Allred
House
House State Affairs Committee
Wichita Falls Times
Record
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Bryan Daily Eagle
Horn
D.R
Tom’ Uhar
Bay City
Joe Hawn
Dallas
Neal Solomon
Mount Vernon
Bill Swanson
Houston
Clear Lake
Swanson
Senate panel backs Texas Status of Women Commission
The Senate State Affairs Committee approved a bill to create a nine member Texas Commission on the Status of Women and sent it to the Senate floor. Supporters cited mentorship and volunteer pools while critics questioned staffing costs and pay.
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Status of Women Commission
Senate
Margaret Brand Smith
Dallas
Governor’s Commission On the Status of Women
Houston
Louise B.baggio
Geraldine Eidson
Fort Worth
Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
William Moore
Bryan
Moore
George Beto
Huntsville
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Cotton Methods Due Discussion
Experts outline revolutionary cotton management concepts at the Trans Pecos Agriculture Conference in Pecos. Dr D E Longenecker, associate professor of agronomy, will present variable row spacing and other systems to reduce production costs for area cotton farmers.
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Pecos
Texas Farmer-Stockman Magazine
Longenecker
Pennsylvania
Air Force
Pennsylvania State University
Texas A&m University
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
el Paso
Texas
U.S
Trans-Pecos
Conference Moves to Revoke Minister's Ordination
SAN ANTONIO AP The Southwest Texas Conference moves to censure Rev. Wil Schaefer by referring his case to the committee of investigations for possible revocation of his ordination papers. Accusations include immorality habitual neglect disobedience and unministerial conduct as per church law. The hearing is set for February 18 with Schaefer invited to attend but he did not appear.
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San Antonio
Wil Schaefer
Southwest Texas
United Methodist Church
Schaefer
Sam Fore
McAllen
Eugene Slater
Slater
Laredo
Fore
Committee On Investigations
Paul Terry
Freer
E. E. Reeves
Harlandale Methodist Church
Clarence Walton
Austin
Board of Ministry
Methodist
Jordan Mann
Spurgeon M. Dunnam III
The
Texas Methodist
Carrasco Rites Today for Francisco Carrasco
Final rites are set for Francisco Carrasco, 65, at 4 p.m. at Christ The King Catholic Church in Balmorhea. Burial follows at Saragosa Cemetery under Pecos Funeral Home direction.
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Christ the King Catholic Church
Balmorhea
Francisco 0. Carrasco
Saragosa Cemetery
Pecos
Archery Club Holds Shoot in Pecos Weather-Beaten Meet
The Pecos Archery Club hosted a Sunday shoot on Feb 7 with 24 competitors in 9 classes. Teresa Gilmer won Women Bare Bow, David Helfenbein led Men Bare Bow, Lester Wright topped Men FS, Jerry McCord won Men BH, Chuck Brooks second, Wayne Grable third, Dicky Young won BH Open, Ben Burch second, Bill Box third, Larry Bell led Young Adult BB, Kyle Johnson second, Lee Ligon third, Loyd Oden won Youth BB, Rodney Grable second, Frank Platt third. Next shoot set for Feb 21 at 1 30 at the Pecos Archery Range on Balmorhea Hwy. public invited.
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Pecos
Chuck Brooks
Wayne Grable
Dicky Young
Ben Burch
Bill Box
Larry Bell
Kyle Johnson
Lee Ligon
Loyd Oden
Rodney Grable
Frank Platt
Balmorhea Hwy
Senator Grover Calls Ethics Bill Unethical and Misleading
Houston Senator Henry C. Grover charged S J R 15 creates an Ethics Commission to hide a pay raise for lawmakers. He predicted the measure would be defeated when voters go to the polls May 18 and urged a statewide campaign against it.
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Henry C. Grover
Houston
S.J.R
Grover
Senate
Austin
Ethics Commission
Texas Casualties: Two Servicemen Die in Southeast Asia
The Defense Department released names of two Texas service members killed in recent Southeast Asian fighting. Air Force Captain Thomas A. Mravak of Houston and Boatswain's Mate 1st Class Clifton C. Newcomb of Brownsfield are identified.
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Washington
Defense Department
Texas
Air Force
Thomas A. Mravak
Houston
Boatswain
C.clifton C, Newcomb
Brownsfield
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