Cold front barely nudges Texas weather as Sheila Young returns
A new cold front does little to change Texas weather with weekend highs in the upper 80s and lows around 40s. Pecos hits 85 with a 43 reading today as the system acts as a fence between cool dry air west and warm damp air east. Forecasters expect little moisture statewide though a few North Central showers may arrive by evening. In Detroit, Olympic medalist Sheila Young will receive a superstar homecoming when she returns to the city.
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Sheila Young
Best Slogans For Bicentennial Contest And Metric Shift
A reader notes the bicentennial slogan contest with six top entries and a postmark deadline of February 16. Also discusses the U.S. shift toward the metric system and its gradual adoption by GM, the National Park Service, and schools, plus a study on rising auto parts prices for common models and the cost of venison for Texas hunters.
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Amercia
America
Freedom's Way
U.S.A
USA
Washington, D.C
Toyah Local Option Absentee Balloting Opens March 6
Absentee voting for Toyah’s local option election on legal alcohol sales runs 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays with a March 2 closing, while residents in precinct 2 voting ward 4 may vote in person or by absentee ballot.
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Toyah
Catherine Ashley
Ashley
Hamilton Named RC D D Chairman In Regional Meeting
The Trans Pecos RC&D Area held its annual banquet in Alpine Lodge Fort Stockton with more than 50 officials from eight counties including Terrell Pecos Ward Loving Reeves Winkler Crane and Upton. State Rep Richard Slack spoke and Troy Berry noted a governor approved SCS application sent to Washington. Wynn Hamilton was elected chairman Leslie Bowman vice chairman and Howard Collier secretary treasurer.
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Trans Pecos
Alpine Lodge
Fort Stockton
Chamber
Terrell
Pecos
Ward
Loving
Reeves
Winkler
Crane
Upton
Richard Slack
Troy Berry
Goldworth
Berry
Rc&d
Wynn Hamilton
SCS
Washington
Leslie Bowman
Imperil
Howard Collier
Minjarez charged in R and R grocery robbery
City police report an armed robbery at R and R Grocery in Pecos on January 4. Tony Minjarez, 309 S Oleander Sr, was charged after being questioned and admitting involvement. A second suspect remains at large while Minjarez is held on bond.
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East Pecos
Tony Minjarez
S. Oleander Sr
R&r
Robbery accomplices held in Reeves jail
Two accomplices charged with the January 2 armed robbery of a Pecos package store were returned to Pecos from Big Spring and placed under 25 000 bond each. Rus sell Earl Short and Raiford D. Adams, both from Fort Stockton, face additional 40 000 bonds in Carlsbad New Mexico for an armed robbery there the same day. They and a third suspect confess involvement in Pecos and Carlsbad robberies where more than 300 dollars was taken from clerk B J Weigel.
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Pecos
Russell Earl Short
Raiford D. Adams
Fort Stockton
Big Spring
Short
Adams
Cliff Preslar
Carlsbad
N.M
Minit Mart
B.J. Weigel
Pecos Transit Mix
Transit Mix
Ford proposes six member presidentially appointed election panel
President Ford urged Congress to restructure the Federal Election Commission with six members named by the President and approved by the Senate. He warned action is needed to preserve public confidence and curb abuses before the next election.
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Ford
Congress
Federal Election Commission
Senate
White House
Ford Aid
Election Commission
Commission
Supreme Court
County to consider additional jailers
County commissioners will meet in a special session at 10 a.m. Wednesday to hear a request for more jail staff at the county jail. County Judge H D Glover says Sheriff A B Nail will petition the court for extra jailers to staff the facility. This is the lone item on the agenda.
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Reeves County
H.D. Glover
A.B. Nail
Glover
Pecos Schools Begin Pilot Accreditation Program
Pecos schools selected as one of about 200 statewide to start a five year accreditation pilot for student development goals. A 100 member community committee will design goals, with March selections, board approval, TEA review, and eventual self evaluation once implemented.
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Pecos
Texas Education Agency
TSA
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