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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1972

Page

2

Mexico City fights air pollution with grand plans

Mexico City's air crisis spurs federal and municipal action with bills on bans for exhaust vehicles and noise, a scientific commission, and programs to plant over a million trees. Large-scale efforts target Texcoco Lake revival and creation of 25 dispersed industrial cities to ease concentration in the capital and other growing regions. Plans include reforestation, filtering devices, and new suburban developments near Durango and Veracruz.

Pemex Mexico City Texcoco Lake Republic Guadalajara Monterrey Durango Veracruz

L 1011 Assembly Doors Stand Up To 100 MPH Winds

In Palmdale California the final assembly building for Lockheed’s L 1011 features doors at both ends measuring 85 feet by 35 feet and weighing 25 tons. Each door is moved by a two horsepower motor and requires little electricity. The doors resist winds up to 100 mph and can flex eight inches in the center under pressure.

Lockheed Palmdale California

Notice to Bidders for Saragosa Hall Remodeling Pecos City

Sealed bids must be received by 8 30 A M March 9 1972 at the City Manager office in Pecos City Hall for the remodeling of Saragosa Hall. Details and specifications available at City Hall. The Town Council may reject any or all bids and waives technicalities. J J Maxey City Manager. Published Pecos Enterprise February 28 and March 6 1972.

Pecos City Texas J. J. Maxey Pecos Litz

Deaths Charles David Boyd and George Davis in Pecos area

Charles David Andy Boyd 75 died at Memorial Hospital Saturday night. Services were held at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Leslie Smith and burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Born October 30, 1896 in Georgia, he lived in Pecos since 1929 and was a retired auto parts manager. Survived by Winnie Boyd widow and a son Bill of Garland. George Washington Davis aged 69 died at home Saturday night. He was born September 15, 1893 in Hempstead Arkansas and moved to Pecos from Lubbock about two years ago. He was a retired carpenter. Survived by Louie mother, Nancy Davis, three stepdaughters and four step-sons plus three brothers. Services for Davis are pending with Singleton-Wilson Funeral Home in Lubbock.

Charles David Andy) Boyd Memorial Hospital Pecos Funeral Home Leslie Smith Evergreen Cemetery Boyd Georgia Pecos First Baptist Church Winnie Bill Garland Jeff Boyd Abilene Zeta Kemper George Washington Davis Meadowbrook Dr Singleton- Wilson Funeral Lubbock Davis Hempstead Ark Louie Nancy Davis Kenneth Dossey Richard Williams Vero Beach Fla

Obituaries and Burial Notices for Valencia Martinez Martinez Sanchez

Funeral services were held for Dionisio Valencia at Santa Rosa Church with burial at Santa Rosa Cemetery. Died Wednesday at Memorial Hospital aged 90. Survived by son Alberto and daughter Anita Chavez. Additionally graveside services were held for Israel Carrasco Martinez 22 at Balmorhea Cemetery. born June 28 1949 in Saragosa, survived by parents Francisco and Cantreicia, siblings and others. Bartilo Sanchez infant son of Bart and Mrs Sanchez buried at Toyah Cemetery after brief illness. survived by parents and brother Gabriel.

Dionisio Valencia Martinez St Santa Rosa Catholic Church Santa Rosa Valencia Memorial Hospital Alberto San Fernando Calif Anita Chavez Pacomino Israel Carrasco Martinez Balmorhea Kermit Hospital Saragosa Cantreicia Ryen Sandria Ann Francisco Martinez Tommy Chon Frank Odessa Ssto Ruben Petra Chavez Hereford Mary Lou Tarango Gloria Bailoh Manuela Martinez Bartilo Sanchez Bart Sanchez Toyah Gabriel

Miami Beach preps for Democratic National Convention

Convention Center officials outline milestone planning for the July 10 start, with Norman Litz noting a $500,000 initial build cost and four to six weeks setup. They expect 930,000 attendees between the Democratic event and Nazarene gathering, with color coded tickets and dedicated media accommodations in the North and South Halls.

Miami Beach Republican Party San Diego Norman Litz Litz Itz

West German-Arab Trade Rises Sharply in First Half

West Germany's imports from 17 Arab countries increased 26.7 percent in the first half, while exports rose 2.5 percent. The year to date trade deficit with these nations reached DM 2,100 million, up from DM 1,500 million a year earlier.

West Germany

Barbs by Phil Pastoret on Wrestling and Truth

The column jokes about having a mind and the trouble with white lies. It hints at wrestling as a sport and promises more humor from the author when reading further.

Weather West of the Pecos Forecast

Fair and warm conditions prevail this afternoon and Tuesday. Highs reach 73 to 83 this afternoon with lows 35 to 48 tonight. Highs on Tuesday expected from 75 to 85.

Pecos

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