School Board Seeks Bids For Bell Elementary Property
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD votes to advertise bids for the old Earl Bell Elementary site. Recommended minimum price $79,396 for 3.9 acres with six buildings in poor condition. Depreciation and latent decay cited. Election set for April 7 with March 7 filing deadline. absentee voting March 19 to April 3. Also approvals include intercom funding, machine planer purchase, teaching appointment, and Pecos Eagles football schedule.
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Board of Education
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Independent School District
Alton Hughes
Pecos
Hughes
Toyah
S. Park St
U.S. Department of Justice
Gerald W. Jones
Farm protest costs reach 2.7 million, rising estimates
Washington officials and federal agencies tally a costly aftermath from the farmers protest on the National Mall. About 500 tractors and similar support vehicles remain snowed along the Capitol to the Washington Monument corridor. Park Service spokesman Berklaey cites 1.2 million for park police and Mall repairs, with resodding, seeding, tree work, and sprinkler repairs totaling hundreds of thousands more.
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H. Josef Hebert
Associated Press
Washington
National Park Service
National Mall
Capitol
Washington Monument
George Berklaey
The
Park Service
Berklacy
Federal Park
Maryland
Bud Bitner
American Agriculture Movement
Berklaey
Bitner
Walsh, Colo
House Agriculture Committee
Economy shows small January income gain amid recession fears
U S income from all sources rose only 7.9 billion dollars in January at a 0.4 percent annual rate, the Commerce Department said, a slowdown blamed on higher Social Security taxes a raised minimum wage and farm subsidy cuts. Industrial output rose just 0.1 percent, and economists warn a recession later this year. The Business Council projects sub 1 percent growth in 1979 with inflation easing only modestly into 1980. President Carter’s administration cautions that recession forecasts could become self fulfilling.
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Washington
Carter
Pecos High School Principal Dalton Moseley Named Assistant Superintendent
The Pecos-Barstow-Toy Board of Education names Pecos High School Principal Dalton Moseley as assistant superintendent for the district, effective this fall, to replace C. W. Wright who resigns June 30 after 39 years in education. Moseley, a Howard Payne University and Sul Ross graduate, will depart his role as principal after a long tenure beginning in 1975, while Wright moves to Kerrville and has purchased a home nine miles north of Kerrville.
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Pecos-Barstow-Toy Board of Education
Pecos High School
Dalton Moseley
Moseley
C.W. Wright
Kerrville
Howard Payne University
Sul Ross University
Margaret
Dennis
Dale
Wright
Barstow
Enterprise
Pecos Elks Hoop Shoot contestants in state Temple meet
In the state Hoop Shoot event in Temple Texas Pecos and West Texas youths are photographed. Front row from left are Robert Paz 8 to 9 boys Fili Talamantez 10 to 11 boys. Standing Israel Nichols 12 to 13 boys Roy Talley Elks 2034 chair Lily Talamantez 12 to 13 girls. Not pictured Lori Wharton 8 to 9 girls Tami Patillo 10 to 11 girls.
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Pecos
Lori Wharton
Tami Patillo
Robert Hinojos
El Paso man held on warrants in multiple counties
Gary L. Chamberlain 41 of 1000 E. Nevada was jailed in Reeves County after Odessa authorities arrested him on a Reeves County DWI warrant. He faces burglary charges in Ector and El Paso Counties with bonds totaling 15,000. He remains in Reeves jail awaiting proceedings.
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el Paso
Gary L. Chamberlain
Nevada
Eetor
Reeves
Reeves County
Pecos
Raul Florez
Odessa
Eetor County
Justice of the Peace
Chamberlain
Ector
Ector County
Pecos Eagles Booster Club Banquet Ticket Sale Continues
Ticket sale for the Pecos Eagles Booster Club Annual Football Banquet continues today at First National Bank Security State Bank and from Reeves County Sheriff Raul Florez. Guest speaker is Jim Hess, Angelo State University head coach, who led the 1978 team to a 14-0 season. The banquet begins Saturday at Pecos High School cafeteria at 7:30 p.m.
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Pecos Eagles
First National Bank
Security State Bank
Reeves County
Raul Florez
Boosters
Eagle
Jim Hess
Angelo State University
Hess
Farmersville
Texas
Pecos High School
Banks observe Monday holiday for Washington's Birthday
The First National Bank Security State Bank and Pecos Savings and Loan will close Monday so employees may observe the Washington's Birthday holiday. The Post Office and the Continental Telephone Company will also be closed. City and county offices will be open during regular hours along with Community Public Service and Southern Union Gas Co.
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First National Bank
Security State Bank
Pecos Savings and Loan
Continental Telephone Company
Community Public Service
Southern Union Gas Co
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School Board
Bell
Patty Montgomery
Frank Pere
David Hess
Austin Elementary School
Parent-Teachers Association
Ray Whitley
Alfredo Guzman
Primera Iglesia Bautista
Irene Garcia
Lamesa
Carlsbad
el Puen
Riverside
Irvin
Alpine
Snyder
P.m
Andrews
Ketor
Monahans
Ft. Stockton
Janie Hudson
Karen Roger
Anabel Calanchi
Leslie Cassell
Hilda Arredondo
Alan Grip
District of Columbia
Marion Barry
Grip
U.S
the Business Council
West
Concho Valley
KS Lode
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