Pecos Nursing Home Earns Townwide Pride
Pecos is lauded for outstanding elderly care with Elizabeth Peters, director, praising dedicated staff who choose service over higher pay. The 28‑member team, including a dietician and activities director, maintains a close, two‑way bond with residents through daily activities and even wheelchair bowling twice weekly.
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Pecos
Pecos Nursing Home
Elizabeth Peters
Peggy Ellis
Bill blocks oil tariff heads to Senate floor
The Senate Finance Committee approved a House passed bill to block President Ford's $3 per barrel oil import tax for 90 days. The vote was 12 to 2, sending the measure to the Senate floor for debate next week. The committee also backed a debt ceiling increase to 531 billion through June 30.
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Washington
Ford
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Ron Nessen
Congress
Senate
U.S
Security State Bank offers business course
Security State Bank sponsors a three night seminar on accounts management from February 18 to 20. Archie Scott says the course runs 7 to 9 30 pm in the bank lobby with all costs paid. Registration is limited to 100, call to enroll, featuring topics on general business relations customer relations managing credit and 70 other facets led by William J sticksler of the University of Texas at Austin.
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Archie Scott
Scott
William J. Stickler
Industrial and Business Training Bureau
University of Texas At Austin
City Council Set Voting And Open Bids For Election
The City Council will meet at 7 30 a m Thursday to order a city election for three council seats and open bids for street market signs. The tentative election date is April 5 with voting at the community center. Routine reports from tax collector and treasurer are on the agenda.
Judge denies TIA plea for pilots to cross line
A federal judge denied Texas International Airlines request for a temporary injunction against ALPA to stop pilots from honoring another union's picket line. The ruling allows ALPA discipline of pilots who cross the lines and could delay resumed flights. TIAs economic viability hinges on the outcome, with an expedited appeal planned.
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Dallas
Texas International Airlines
Air Line Pilots Association
ALPA
Texas International
U.S. District Court
William M. Taylor
John Harper
Harper
Don Breeding
Air Lines Employer Association
Taylor
Senate approves 182 million in emergency school relief
The Texas Senate passed bills totaling 182 million for emergency relief to inflation hit public school districts and retired teachers. The package includes a 102 million raise for pensions of teachers retired before Sept 1 1973 and 80 million for districts. A pay raise measure failed to reach a four fifths majority after Lt. Gov. Hobby ruled it needed 25 votes. The deadline for a special April 22 ballot was cited.
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Austin
Dolph Briscoe
Rapid Fire
Bill Hobby
Hobby
Texas
House
Senate
Balmorhea man narrowly escapes death after car impaled by guardrail
A Balmorhea man escaped death when his vehicle struck a guardrail and was impaled in a one vehicle crash about one mile east of Balmorhea shortly after midnight Tuesday. A 2 year old was dented in the wreck and the man survived.
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Man
William Scripps
Scripps
Memorial Hospital
Pecos
Reeves County
Raul Florez
Balmorhea
DPS
Hugh Lillie
Rusty Hill
Archer charged with misconduct in district court action
A suit filed in 1438rd District Court in Monahans seeks disbarment or reprimand of A R Archer Jr. for alleged fraudulent and dishonorable practices. The grievance committee cites six incidents of withholding settlement monies, including funds due to Dr Mario Palafox, and urges action as a serious ethics violation. The complaint names five committee members and a separate prosecuting panel will handle trial.
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Monahans
A.R. Archer Jr
Jack Griggs
District 17B
State Bar of Texas
el Paso
Mario Palafox
Archer
Palafox
Terry K. Donk
Odessa
Richard Naylor
Pecos
L.A. Cullison
Fort Stockton
D’ette Fowlkes
Marfa
Joel Locke
Daily Thought on Following and Service
A brief meditation on Matthew 4 20 about men leaving nets to follow Jesus and on how busy people are suited for higher service while idle ones go nowhere.
School Board Adopts Medication Policy and Leave Changes
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah board approves three point policy to permit teachers to give prescribed meds with parental form and original bottle, while protecting staff from liability. Sick leave policy adds 30 day leave after on duty injury with workers comp offset. Also hires real estate firm for rental houses, reports taxes and cafeterias, audits funds, and sells Barstow Elementary bleachers for $1 to a local baseball team.
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Pecos-Barstow-Toyah
Toyah
Barstow
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