Cafeterias Lose Money On Each Lunch In Pecos Schools
The U S Department of Agriculture announced higher state payments for National School Lunch Program meals effective Jan 1 to Jun 30 1975 aimed at offsetting escalating costs. Despite a 0.75 cent rise to 11.75 cents per lunch, Pecos schools say the impact is limited by rising food wages and a 55 percent free or reduced lunch rate.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Pecos
Food Services
Geraldine Keely
Keely
USDA
Food and Nutrition Service
FNS
U.S. Department of Labor
Lynn Webb
The
Beat
Central Drug
John Rediger
Landa
Dee
Chico
Reeves County Barstow Notes and DPS Holiday Roundup
Reeves County residents recall the Pecos River danger after several near incidents and a big bond vote for future projects. DPS officers worked through the holidays handling about 20 accidents in Pecos and Van Horn, with thanks from locals for their safety efforts. A city government note shares a quip from City Manager J.J. Maxey and a government sanity poem. Thought for today urges personal responsibility for a happy new year.
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Reeves County
Barstow
Ourself
Pecos River
DPS
Pecos
Texas
van Horn
Reeves County Senior Citizens Publish Monthly Newsletter
Reeves County senior citizen advisory committee plans a free monthly newsletter for seniors. They are collecting names and addresses and request seniors call 445 3272 to be added to the mailing list per Harold Meyer.
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Reeves County
Harold Meyer
Sirica frees Dean Magruder and Kalmbach in Watergate case
U S District Judge John J. Sirica ordered John W. Dean III Jeb Magruder and Herbert Kalmbach released from prison. They had pleaded guilty to Watergate related crimes with Dean and Magruder having conspiracy to obstruct justice and campaign law violations. Kalmbach faced selling an ambassadorship for a contribution.
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Washington
U.S
John J. Sirica
John W. Dean III
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Dean
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Magruder
Committee
Kalmbach
Rern
Sirica
All-Region band concert features Pecos High students
Pecos High School bandsmen join 100 area musicians for the All Region band concert in the high school auditorium at 7 30 p m Saturday. Ten Pecos members led by Kim Allen and April Armstrong were selected from December tryouts in Monahans. two Pecos alternates are Mary Lisa Carrico and Debbie Cravey. High school students from Andrews Odessa Ecotor Fort Stockton Kermit Monahans join Pecos. Director William Rhodes of the University of New Mexico helms the All Region group. Concert is free and public attendance is encouraged.
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Pecos High School
Andrews
Odessa Ector
Fort Stockton
Kermit and Monahans
Pecos
William Rhodes
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Bill Carrico
Carrico
LeMaistre expands UTPB inquiries
University of Texas System Chancellor Charles LeMaistre said two staff members will broaden inquiries at UT-Permian Basin. John Fasolino will visit the Odessa campus to probe questions about employees’ involvement with Faculty and Staff Enterprise Inc. Mike Grady will study the development fund and golf scholarship contributions and may extend inquiries. Dr. B H Amstead resigned last month as president.
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Grady
B.H. Amstead
Carpenter burned on local job in Pecos
A Pecos carpenter Al Fred Levario suffered minor burns after contact with electrical lines at Continental Trailways bus station shortly before 2 p.m. Tuesday. A Continental employee said a coworker shut off power and an ambulance was called. Levario was treated at Memorial Hospital and released about 7 p.m.
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Pecos
Alfred Levario
Continental Trailways
Continental
Levario
Memorial Hospital
City Council Meet Thursday At City Hall
City councilmen gather in council chambers at city hall for the regular monthly reports and other items on the agenda. The meeting is set for 7 30 a m Thursday and is open to the public.
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City Council
Livestock Show Meet Set Friday
The Reeves-Loving County Junior Livestock Show sales planning committee will meet at 8 p.m. Friday in the community center banquet room. The show, scheduled for January 24 and 25, will be held at the fair barn and is open to Reeves and Loving County 4 H and Future Farmers of America members. About 200 units are expected to show.
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Reeves-Loving County
Community Center
Bill Calloway
Fair Barn
Callaway
Future Farmers of America
Reeves and Loving
Weather cools after late afternoon cloudiness
Late afternoon clouds in the Pecos area dissipate to clear skies and cooler conditions. Dawn temperatures dropped to 34 degrees for the early morning low. The outlook for the next three days remains similar with cooler nights and warm afternoons, as AP reports two weather systems vie for Texas dominance.
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Pecos
Associated Press
West
Texas
North
Odessa College offers large course selection this fall
The Odessa College extension service plans a record 11 courses if enough sign up. Registration starts Thursday at 7 p.m. in the high school library. Courses include English 132 and 232, Government 231 and 232, History 232, Economics 231, Psychology 231, Math 132B, PE 111N, LE 232, and Physical Science 243 with meeting times on Monday to Friday and additional sessions on Monday for SE 233 and other topics.
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Extension Service
Odessa College
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Bea Owens
Paso
Cxaas
J.J. Maxey
Maxey
Senior Citizens Plan Newsletter
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
John D
Ehrlichman
Robert C. Marcian
Monahans
Kim Allen
April Armstrong
Laura Boswell
Valerie Hamar
Cathy Hopper
Kristi Kesey
Cecile
LeMaistre
Fairburn
Jose Tercero
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