Final Senior Class Play Performance Tonight
Publicity committee members listed include Chris Spray Bruce Faulkner Jerry Cantrell Larry Layton Jane Mattox Nancy Carpenter Laura Allen Shawneen Frazier Cindy Randolph Susan Wadley Carol Casimir and Kim Blackwell Usherettes named Judy Culp Aurora Tavarez Alicia Mendoza Denise Parks Sylvia Reyes Hortencia Abila Mary Lou
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Spray
Bruce Faulkner
Jerry Cantrell
Larry Layton
Jane Mattox
Nancy Carpenter
Laura Allen
Shawneen Frazier
Cindy Randolph
Susan Wadley
Carol Casimir
Kim Blackwell
Judy Culp
Aurora Tavarez
Alicia Mendoza
Denise Parks
Sylvia Reyes
Hortencia Abila
Mary Lou
Council weighs advertising funds in Pecos budget
Jim Pattee told the Pecos city council a large group seeks future growth and urged using up to one percent of the general fund for advertising. He cited House Bill 226 approved by the state legislature in April 1971 permitting incorporated cities under 500,000 to expand expenditures for publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Pattee
Pecos
Pattee
Citizens Advisory Committee
City Board of Development
City Council
J. J. Maxey
Board of City Development
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Bickley
CAP, Cessna 172 search in Guadalupe Mountains near Carlsbad
CAP crews near Carlsbad and Pecos search the Guadalupes for a Cessna 172 with two Roswell men after a downed helicopter was found in the same area. Weather hampered air and ground efforts as pilots William Cargile and Patrick O Connell are presumed alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAP
Roswell
Guadalupe Mountains
Carlsbad
Pecos Cap
Pecos
van Horn
Dell City
Charles Gann
Bob Billings
Hawaii
U. S
el Paso
Associated Press
Maj
Harold Groves
Civil Air Patrol
Groves
Federal Aviation Administration
William Cargile
Patrick O’connell
Guadalupes
Tex
Burkholder Named to National Cotton Board
Mike A. Burkholder, president of the Trans-Pecos Cotton Association, was appointed by Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz to a three year term on the Cotton Board established by Congress in 1966. The board funds advertising, research and promotion programs with a 1973 budget over 20 million dollars. Burkholder pledges to advance the industry while serving on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike A. Burkholder
Trans-Pecos Cotton Association
Earl Butz
Cotton Board
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Leader Hardware
Second St
Glen Vandiver
Orbit Car Wash
John Lewis
Charles Smith
Dennison
Pecos Motors Inc
Ruben Gonzales
United States
Dallas
The
Texas Rural Development Commission
Permian Basin health priorities set by advisory council
Dr. E W Schmidt chaired the organizational meeting of the Health Advisory Council of the Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission in Midland. The group, elected chairman and formed committees to set health priorities including para medical personnel, expanded satellite clinics, dental care for the elderly, and a health services and facilities committee to review grant applications and hospital construction needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Schmidt
Health Advisory Council of
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Midland
Harley Reeves
Permian Basin
Satherson
PBRPC
Romeo Canales
Midland Memorial Hospital
Charlotte Windecker
Schmidt
Ralph Greenlee
Canales
Anita Arias
Fort Stockton
J. W. Donaldson
WTEC
Gail Smith
Ector County
Jail survey underway in Pecos County plans facility
Private consultant Frank D. Chastain of Architects Peters and Fields surveys services and feasibility for a county jail with offender programs. He met ministers and officials and will deliver data to commissioners after Friday. The countys court seeks federal and revenue sharing funds to back a proposed jail and rehabilitation program. No injuries in a minor collision at Fourth and Park. Alva DeLagarza and Enedina Morales were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Chastain
Peters and Fields
Pecos
Chastain
Alcoholics Anonymous
Peters
Ministerial Alliance
Commissioners Court
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Fourth
Park Street
Alva Hortencia DeLagarza
Enedina Rameirez Morales
Saragosa
Tony Urquidi
Erminia Zermino
S. Pecan St
Buck Jackson named wagon boss for 1973 West Texas Ranch Roundup
Buck Jackson of Pecos has been named wagon boss in Reeves County for the 1973 West Texas Boys Ranch Roundup. A kickoff meeting is set in San Angelo March 10 to outline plans and prospects. A ranch ball in March will honor 1972 and 1973 wagon bosses. donations of livestock or cash are tax deductible. The Ranch, chartered in 1947, supports 72 boys and relies on public gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Jackson
Pecos
Reeves County
West Texas Boys Ranch
Bill Shaw
Jackson
San Angelo
Shaw
West Texas
West Texas Weather Turns Warmer After Light Rain
Sunshine returns to Pecos after three days of overcast skies and drizzle, yielding .03 inch moisture in the last 24 hours. Yesterday reached 44 with a 29 degree low this morning. Forecast calls for warmer Saturday with mostly fair skies and cool nights through Tuesday as snow lingers in the Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
West Texas
Panhandle Plains
Texas
Associated Press
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Highway Department
Burkholder
National Cotton Board
Kenneth White
S. Hickory St
Jeff Brammer
Bickley
Debra Osborn
Steve Kirkwood
Rosalinda Rodriguez
Becky Rogers
Irene Turk
Jerry Workman
Algernon
Cecilia Nunez
Pecos Evening Lions
Walter Criswell
Lions Club
Advisory Council
Enterprise
Ken Spencer
Crane
C-C
Randy Scraper
Scraper
Terry Burns
Burns
Community Center
Sunshine Washes Valley
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