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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1973

Page

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Area farmers attend Texas extension management workshop

About 40 area farmers and their wives attended an agricultural management workshop in Pecos, Texas. Sessions in the Reddy Room at Community Public Service began at 9 a.m. with lectures by management specialists and a planning workshop in the afternoon. Local bankers and farm officials introduced speakers from Fort Stockton Stephenville College Station and Texas A&M University.

James S. Denton Stephenville J.M. Sprott College Station Joe S. Bradley Pecos Phillip Johnson Fort Stockton The Texas Agricultural Extension Service Reddy J. T. Moore Jr Ber Extension Service Moore First National Bank Jay Cycus Security State Bank Jack Bower Farmers Home Administration James Denton Ken Lindsey Charles Neeb Cecil Parker Mike Sprott Ronald Kay Department of Agricultural Economics Texas A&m University

Weather drift extends snow across Pecos area and region

Arctic cold fronts push south across the Texas Panhandle with freezing drizzle and light snow. Travel warnings cite icy roads from Wichita Falls to Lubbock as another storm hits, following one inch of snow Tuesday. Temperatures fall to near freezing with readings from 20 to 32 across cities.

Pecos Texas Panhandle Wichita Falls Lubbock Hugh Here Associated Press Victoria Dal Panhandle Amarillo el Paso Childress Abilene Midland Wink Brownsville Alice South Texas Intermountain Midwest New England Salt Lake City Oklahoma Kansas Kansas City Power & Light Co Butte Mont Miami Ft. Lauderdale Fla

Pecos Prepares for First Baby of the Year

Reeves County Memorial Hospital sees a potential first Pecos birth of the year as a expectant mother checks in on Wednesday. Local merchants await blessing gifts to honor the family once the baby arrives.

Pecos Reeves County Memorial Hospital

Congresswise anger grows over Nixon farm cuts

Rural lawmakers on Capitol Hill blame the Nixon administration for cutting popular and long standing farm aid programs. Nine Democrats and five Republicans say terminations and phaseouts in conservation emergency loans and low cost direct loans threaten agriculture and Congress authority. They plan a bipartisan Agriculture caucus led by Rep. John Melcher. Senate chair Herman Talmadge says hearings will be held soon to let rural Americans have a voice.

Washington Capitol Hill Nixon Administration Congress House Agriculture Department Administration Farmers Home Administration Rural Electrification Administration John Melcher D-Mont House Democratic Melcher Senate Agriculture Committee Herman E. Talmade D-Ga

IMAGE offers Spanish classes and career guidance in Pecos

IMAGE Inc of Pecos organizes evening Spanish language courses at Pecos High School with tuition paid by IMAGE. They seek 10 serious applicants for an Eastern Airlines interview drive and offer private tutoring by calling 445-3021 or 445-2392. Pecos banks report record deposits for 1972, with Reeves County totaling 41.84 million dollars up 15 percent from 1971.

Image, Inc Pecos Arnie Calderon IMAGE Pecos High School Calderon S. Oak St Pecos Financial Institutions Texas Reeves County Comptroller of the Treasury Archie Scott Security State Bank First National Bank J. T. Moore Jr Pecos Savings & Loan Association Joel Daniel Security Harold Elder Daniel Texas Railroad Commission Associated Press Dallas County Harris County Houston Dallas

Bishop Curry to Visit Pecos C M E Church Sunday

Presiding bishop Norris S. Curry of the C M E Church will visit Pecos Sunday as part of a tour of the Abilene district in the Northwest Texas Conference. Friendship C M E Church is led by pastor W L Skillern at 315 S Pecan St.

Norris S. Curry C. M.E. Church Pecos Abilene Northwest Texas W.L. Skillern Friendship C.M.E Pecan St

Pecos Trail Group Aims to Promote Travel Network

Representatives from 14 West Texas cities attend in Odessa to discuss forming a Pecos Trail Association. Harold Meyer from Pecos Chamber of Commerce attends, with John Ben Sheppard chairing. Also invitees include Bracketville Del Rio Fort Stockton Iraan Junction McCamey Midland Monahans Odessa Ozona Rankin Rocksprings and Sanderson. The meeting coincides with the Sand Hills Hereford and Quarter Horse Show invitation. Ginning totals show 1,244 bales this week and year to date 58,986 with county upland figures listed.

Pecos Trail Association West Texas Pecos Odessa Harold Meyer Swig Area Pima Reeves County Pecos County Presidio Upland

Semi public Paris talks resume with sharp clash over peace draft

The semi public Vietnam peace talks in Paris reopened with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong denouncing the Kissinger Tho draft as a U.S. maneuver while Saigon pressed for recognition of two sovereignVietnam states. Porter urged reconciliation as Kissinger and Tho prepare to resume formal negotiations.

Paris Vietnam Henry A. Kissinger le Duc Tho Hanoi United States Saigon North Vietnam Dinh Ba Thi Viet Cong U.S South Vietnam William J. Porter Nguyen Minh Vy Pham Dang Lam North Vietnamese Politiburo Porter Washington Hanoi-Haiphong North Kissinger Nixon Tho

Democrats Move to Cut Off Vietnam War Funds

Senate Democrats voted 36 to 11 to back a policy cutting funds for the Vietnam War immediately. The plan, sponsoring safety measures, requires a safe troop withdrawal, return of prisoners of war, and accounting for missing Americans.

Washington Senate Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass

Two-week bombing toll rises in Indochina conflict

AP reports five Americans were killed and 24 missing last week, lifting two-week American casualties to 109 since the Ha Noi Haiphong blitz began December 18. South Vietnamese losses also decline while enemy deaths total rise across all allied forces.

Saigon U.S Indochina Hanoi Haiphong U.S. Command North Vietnam

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