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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1979

Page

2

Oil Rig Counts Hold Steady Across Permian Basin

Reeves and neighboring counties show basically unchanged drilling activity with 220 rigs in the two state area. Eddy County N M leads with 24 active units while Pecos drops to 15. Hockley and Ward rise to 10 rigs each. Crockett and Gaines count 9 apiece.

Permian West Texas New Mexico Reed Drilling Equipment Reeves County Winkler County Eddy County N.M Lea County Pecos County Hockley Ward Crockett Gaines Hole

Pecos High Names Most Handsome Candidates

Four Pecos High School students were named as top candidates for the Most Handsome title with a fifth, Genaro Rodriguez, not pictured. The student body will vote and reveal results in the yearbook.

Pecos High School John Salcido Stacey Blackwell Jim Bob McNeil Gary Rogers Genaro Rodriguez Robert Hinojos

Markets Closed for Washington's Birthday Observance

Stock markets including exchanges and USDA commodity markets are shut today in observance of Washington's birthday.

Stock Exchanges USDA Washington

Bill would allow student nonvoting board member in Texas districts

A bill introduced in the 66th Texas Legislature by Rep Irma Rangel would let independent school districts add one nonvoting student to their school boards. If five percent of registered voters petition, a special election among local high school students would choose the student member to serve without affecting quorum. The concept grew from H M King High School in Kingsville after a government class simulation.

Kingsville Texas Independent Irma Rangel H.M. King High School Congress Shannon Glidden

Obituary: Mrs Fern Winters of Vincent Passes Away

Mrs. Fern Winters 83 died Saturday in a Big Spring Hospital after a long illness. Born in Indian Territory near Loco Oklahoma she moved to Vincent Texas in 1912 with her parents. She married Willis G Winters in Vincent on August 6 1919 and was a member of Vincent Baptist Church. Services were held at Nalley Puckle Rosewood Chapel officiated by Rev Laverne Laing and Rev Dale Dozier. Survivors include two sons Bill Winters of Vincent and Willis Winters Jr of Plainview a sister Mabel Rutledge Iowa Park seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Fern Winters Big Spring Nalley-Pickle

Pecos Ambulance Transfers and Local Incidents Summary

The Report notes Pecos Ambulance Service transferring a cardiac patient to Odessa Medical Center Hospital at 8 06 a.m. and a nursing home patient to Reeves County Hospital at 6 37 p.m. last Friday. A 6 25 p.m. Sunday transport was sent to No 3 Bell Acres to take a woman to Reeves. Pecos Police investigate a burglary at 511 S Mesquite between 3 and 5 p.m. Sunday with an unlocked backdoor entry, a pottery bank stolen for $3, and drawers opened. A collision at West Seventh and South Elm last Saturday led to a citation for disregarding a stop sign for Randall Stephens 20 of 1521 Cowan after his 1970 model sedan collided with a 1972 sedan driven by a 16 year old Pecos resident. Criminal mischief investigations include a paint and body shop window hole at East Third and South Ash reported 11 15 a.m. Feb 12 and tampering with a 1975 pickup in a motel lot in the 2200 block of West Highway 80 with no engine damage.

Pecos No. 3 Bell Acres Reeves County Hospital S. Mesquite West Seventh South Elm Randall Stephens Cowan Pine East Third and South Ash

Seven defendants jailed in Pecos for immigration violations

Seven defendants including a U.S. citizen and six illegal aliens were sentenced by U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston in Pecos for misdemeanors under the Immigration and Naturalization Service Law. Leticia Marruffo, 18, of Midland, got three years supervised probation and six months on three counts to run consecutively, then suspended prison time. Gilberto Olivas-Gonzalez, 22, of Odessa, received two years unsupervised probation and $500 in fines, with payments starting March 1. The illegal aliens Cruz Garcia-Baeza, 18. Francisco Bejar-Silvas, 32. Fernando Hernandez-Villa, 23. and Eduardo Salazar-Villa, 19 drew 179 days each. Hernandez-Villa was caught with Javier Molinar Abud, 18, who was sentenced to 120 days for illegal entry.

United States U.S J.M. Preston Pecos U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Leticia Marruffo Midland E. Parker Odessa Gilberto Olivas-Gonzalez S. Washington Clifford Olivas-Gonzalez Reeves County Cruz Garcia-Baeza Francisco Bejar-Silvas Fernando Hernandez-Villa Eduardo Salazar- Villa Bejar-Silvas Salazar- Villa Garcia-Baeza Mexico Hernandez-Villa Javier Molinar Abud

Flexibility planned on local taxes

Rep. Chase Untermeyer introduced legislation to let local governments replace all or part of the property tax with substitute taxes such as sales gross receipts tobacco alcohol business and store license taxes. Voters in a county or school district would approve the change. The measure says it does not raise taxes or even reduce them, but substitutes one levy for another.

Austin Texas Chase Untermeyer Untermeyer R-Houston

Suspects captured in Louisiana extradition to Texas

Two men, Jimmy Loyd Mead and Donald Ray Cagel, were captured in Bossier City, Louisiana, after visiting a friend for help. They waived extradition to Texas for the killing of a Fort Worth area policeman six days earlier. Deputies from Tarrant County planned to return to Fort Worth with the prisoners.

Bossier City Texas Fort Worth Lousiana City Jimmy Loyd Mead Donald Ray Cagel Tarrant County

Kindergarten Presents "Kindergarten Days" Program at Pecos

Miss Elliott's class in Pecos staged a month by month program for parents themed Kindergarten Days. Students sang songs from the year including the Pledge of Allegiance Fifty Stars nursery rhymes Thanksgiving and Christmas carols. Children acted out selections and each family received a silhouette of their child. Refreshments for 45 guests followed. the pupils baked cookies themselves.

Miss Elliott Pecos Miss Elliot Rodney Lopez Becky Aguilar Hector Matta Crecencio Rede Ethan Liano Abegail Lopez Tera Galindo Irma Navarrete Arthur Portillo

Community club and meeting schedule notes for Pecos area

Community listings show Pecos Evening Optimist Club meets at Saragosa Hall at 8 p.m. weekly, Pecos AA and Al-Non closed Tuesdays and open Fridays, Barstow Lions meet biweekly at Barstow Community Center, TOPS groups meet noon and 6 p.m., Rio Pecos Extension Club program on kitchen updates, Pecos Student Chamber invites youths, senior citizens luncheons and activities at Barstow and Balmorhea centers, La Leche League at Park, Balmorhea Bible study and AARP, downtown Lions at Holiday Inn, Pecos Ministers and Jaycees fellowship and meetings, and various game days and crafts sessions at Senior Citizens Center and local venues through the week.

Pecos Saragosa Hall Pecos AA Al-Non S. Oak Balmorhea Barstow Lions Club Barstow Community Center Old Senior Citizen Center Hickory Eddy St Rio Pecos Pecos Rotary Club Holiday Inn Franklin's Pecos Jaycees Senior Citizens Center S. Cedar Balmorhea Senior Citizens Center

Reverend Fuentes Visits In Pecos Area Family

Welcome visitors Rev. Trinidad Fuentes of El Paso formerly Pecos spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Daniel Fuentes at 817 S Almond. He also called on Mr and Mrs Ernest Rivas of Cayanosa and other relatives during the trip. Napoleon defeated the Russians at Eylau in 1807.

Trinidad Fuentes el Paso Pecos Daniel Fuentes S. Almond Ernest Napoleon Eylau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Reeves Co Pecos Enterprise Area News Odessa Medical Center Hospital Pecos Enterprise, Inc South Cedar Street Ken Dulaney Lewis Barrett Ruben Baca Emily Galindo Carlos Nichols Mary Carpenter Srands Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson Jeff Davis Lions Club Pecos Inn Amistad Lions Club Lions den James Silvas Chris Machuca Junior Salinas Joe Chavez Mark Porras Freddy Ornelas Annabel Orona Yvonne Valencia Rene Inostroza Eugene Martinez Rivas Cayanosa Great Western Great Western Finance Control Data Corporation S. Oak ST Ower Ae Sans Wacker S. Eddy
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