Balmorhea School Plans Board Election for April 3
Balmorhea school board voted to call an election for directors, listing C T Gray and Pat Brijalba as outgoing directors with Q A Crenshaw Wes Elliott Tony Parker Carl Weinacht and Ruben Carrasco remaining. Garland Rowe named election judge Sally Dominguez clerk Oma Prew absentee judge and Donna Lofton clerk. Allen Gilbert rehired as school superintendent until June 1978. Community notes include travel plans and local church activities.
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Balmorhea
C.T. Gray
Bill Payin
Onal
Pat Brijalba
Q.A. Crenshaw
Wes Elliott
Tony Parker
Carl Weinacht
Ruben Carrasco
Garland Rowe
Sally Dominguez
Oma Prew
Donna Lofton
Allen Gilbert
Balmorhea Services Start With Weekend Sermon
Frankie Kingston notes Sunday night services with Bro St John from Ft Davis delivering the sermon and Bro Sprinkle leading singing. Visitors include Mrs Jody Rowe of Odessa visiting two weeks with daughter Mrs Mary Crenshaw as she recovers from illness. Rev Phil Baker of Alpine attended the South Central Jurisdiction seminar at the Waco Methodist campus with Mrs Baker, a diagnostician at Prude Ranch. Baker formerly served Balmorhea Methodist Church.
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Bro
St. John
Ft. Davis
Sprinkle
Jody Rowe
Odessa
Mary Crenshaw
Phil Baker
Alpine
Methodist
Waco
Texan locomotive powers Freedom Train tour across Texas
The 1927 Texas & Pacific steam loco nicknamed the Texas Giant joins the Freedom Train for the Texas Bicentennial tribute. On loan from Fort Worth's 610 Historical Foundation, the 362 ton oil burner will haul the 22 car parade from Austin to Houston Fort Worth and Dallas before returning to the original engine. Hundreds view the exhibits in Austin as rain looms.
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Austin
Texas & Pacific Railroad
610 Historical Foundation — of
Fort Worth
Houston
Dallas
Power plants could alter weather with huge energy parks
Scientists warn giant power parks generating 10 to 50 billion watts could shift local weather by dumping heat into the atmosphere. Plume cooling towers might create clouds, thunderstorms, whirlwinds, fog and higher rainfall, with sites eyed on the Mississippi River near Baton Rouge and the Columbia River at Hanford.
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Warren E. Leary
Washington (Ap
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Washington State
Columbia River
Hanford Atomic Reservation
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Air Resources Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Ford pushes legislation to roundup wild horses
The Ford administration seeks bills to ease rounding up wild horses and transferring ownership with fewer safeguards. Opponents warn of slaughter and dog food production, while ranchers say predators and range pressures require action on public lands. Conservationists warn against reviving mustanging.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Friends of the Horses
Nevada
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau
Public Lands
Utah
Antibus riot injures dozens in South Boston clash
In a Father’s March against desegregation, about 400 antibusing demonstrators clashed with police near South Boston High School. Dozens were injured and 13 people arrested as police and rioters exchanged charges of brutality. Police chief DiGrazia called for a grand jury probe.
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Boston
South Boston High School
Robert J. diGrazia
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
ROAR
diGrazia
Richard Laws
TPF
U.S. Attorney's Office
Citizens of
Louise Day Hicks
Pecos Area Calendar of Upcoming Community Events
A calendar of forthcoming happenings in Pecos highlighting local gatherings, fairs, meetings, and cultural events scheduled in the coming weeks. Includes community groups, venues, and dates for citizens to plan attendance.
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Pecos
Club and meeting listings for Pecos week schedule
Lions Club evenings at Am erican Motor Inn and Amistad Lions Club at Lions Den set 7 30 p m Monday. Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon meet 8 p m Tuesday at 125 S Oak St with phone numbers. Wednesday groups include Federation of Women’s Club and Reeves County Young Homemakers plus Optimists and Rotary at local venues. Friday events list Mous at 125 S Oak St with contact numbers.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Federation
Tops TX
10Th St. Community
Pecos City Federation of Women’s Club
Federation Parlor
Reeves County Young Homemakers
Pecos High
Ramada
Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Pecos Enterprise Ad Rates and Delivery Details
The Pecos Enterprise announces subscription and delivery options with annual and monthly rates. Readers are informed of mailing specials, student rentals, and carrier delivery timelines.
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Dick Birnie
Patty Towler
Toots Jones
Midland
Rick Moon
Bill Sprinkle
Jimmy Carrasco
Balmorhea Sul Ross
Carl Nilson
Glen Humphries
Methodist Church
Bro. St. John
By Frankie Kingston
Chas Boyd
el Paso
Nora Boyd
Texan
Freedom Train Power
Texas
Ford
New Hampshire
Philadelphia
New York
Charleston
World Almanac
Gordo
Gui Arriola
Henry Jackson
Newton
Mass
Antibus
Febru SM
Lee Ats
Buce Et News Alliance
Es Vedars
Pisee
Johns Pitts
Lyss Wehr
Diane Osborn
Maryshute
Ossiflea
Ruben Bag
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Pressrom Fmar
Rewiee
Elerngs
New Islands
Sear
Reeves Wars
Mather
Mall
Associatec
Cpae
Owt
Rene Oe Fm
Poste
Challis
Appliques
George
Jersey
Reg
C&c & Talon
Peggy Scull
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