Pride in Pecos Tax rolls show growth and prosperity
A 1965 to 1975 review of Reeves County tax rolls shows valuations more than doubling from 35 million to 92.2 million, with 1974 a dip. School and city rolls rose steadily, and the Pecos economy appears dynamic as new business moves in while the district remains a major employer.
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Pecos district delays bonds sale to seek better rates
Pecos Barstow Toyah school board members vote to postpone offering 2.7 million dollars in bonds for sale by one month. San Antonio consultant Carter Johnston says a stronger Texas market and lower rates may lower costs, with bankers J T Moore Jr and Archie Scott concurring on extending the time.
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Archie Scott
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah
Chester Kesey
Texas
Rauscher Pierce Securities
Carter Johnston
San Antonio
Johnston
First National Bank
Security State Bank Board
Newscast mixup prompts week old Vancouver report
CBC Vancouver telecast aired a week old national news due to a tape mixup. Apologies followed before bond sale discussions for school construction, with rates and bid attractiveness noted by Scott and Moore. The board also debated remodeling Pecos Elementary and possible student moves at West Pecos site. Citizens urged to respond to Congressman White's letters on rationing bracero oil tariff.
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CBC
Ray Whitley
Pecos Elementary
Whitley
West Pecos Elementary
W. Third St
Pecos
Richard White
H.R. Hudson Jr
White
Moseley named principal for Pecos High School
Dalton Moseley former assistant principal at Pecos High School is named to succeed retiring Frank Kelley as principal starting 1975-76 after the school board met in executive session. Kelley ends a 29 year tenure, including 14 as Pecos High principal, with retirement expected at year end.
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Steve Cross
PHS
Dalton Moseley
Pecos High School
Frank Kelley
Moseley
Kelley
David Dutchover
Gerald Grove
Jerry Millsapps
Crockett Junior High
Garland
Ladybug as Texas state insect moves via House panel
A 9 year old Pine Springs girl inspired Rep Jim Kaster to push a concurrent resolution naming the ladybug Texas' state insect. The panel sent the measure to a subcommittee as discussions noted the honey bee as a backup but allergy concerns exist.
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Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Texas
Tallest Mountain
Jim Kaster
D-El Paso
House State Affairs Committee
Kaster
Bobbie Sue Tate
Pine Springs
Guadalupe Peak
Tom Cartlidge
Denrietta
John Hoestenbach
D-Odessa
Hoestenbach
House Transportation Committee
Us Christi
Larry Vick
Houston
House
Doyle Willis
D-Fort Worth
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