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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1971

Page

8

Toyah News Notes and Obituaries Highlights

Monday night a false fire alarm caused a brief scare as A L Gibson was found calmly burning brush near the Toyah water tower. In Pecos the community honors former Toyah resident Ada Gaines, 87, with funeral services at the Toyah Methodist Church and burial in Toyah cemetery.

A.L. Gibson Foremer Toyah Ada M.gaines Toyah Methodist Church Toyah Clyde Chasteen

Clean Waste Water Facility Planned for GM Assembly Plant

A $2.5 million clean waste water facility is being designed for the General Motors Assembly Division plant on the Hudson River in North Tarrytown New York. Plant manager John P Kuyper said construction will begin as soon as installation complies with waste water codes from the governing agencies.

General Motors Assembly North Tarrytown N.Y Hudson River John P. Kuyper

Kodak Company Gifts Support Colleges in 1970

The Eastman Kodak Company contributed 3.3 million dollars to higher education in 1970. About 1 million funded 101 privately supported and 87 publicly supported colleges and universities with unrestricted grants. Research, capital projects, and other gifts comprised the remainder.

Eastman Kodak Company Institutions of Higher

Connally Seen As Nixon Aide With Texas Ties

John Connally, 53, a Texas Democrat now serving on Nixon era advisory boards, is noted for his long career with Johnson and Kennedy and for his potential future posts. The article traces his influence in Texas politics, his role in supporting Lloyd Bentsen, and his past as Navy secretary and governor.

Nixon Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board Connally Texas Sen Lloyd Bentsen D-Tex Johnson Bentsen George Bush R-Tex Ralph Yarborough Yarborough Bert Humphrey Humphrey LBJ Sid Richardson Ft.Worth Navy Kennedy Conally Sam Rayburn Washington Governor’s Conference President Johnson

Auto industry targets 1971 sales as buyers delay

Detroit AP report quotes George Higgins of Ferndale and other auto executives on inflation and UAW wage deals driving potential buyers to postpone new car purchases. Observers note high and low end models sell best while midpriced cars lag, with buyers leaning toward nearby dealers and older models amid tax season and GM strike effects.

Charles C. Cain Detroit George Higgins Ferndale, Mich Higgins United Auto Workers UAW General Motors Ford Buick Dodge Stuart Perkins Volkswagen of America Pontiac

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