Pecos High frozen by snow keepers record attendance drop
Pecos High School faced widespread student absence as snowbound roads halted bus service. Attendance clerk Frances Wood reported 250 of 1,060 students absent, with weekly averages between 175 and 200 as crews navigated slick highways and deep snowfall across Texas.
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Complaints Prompt Council Action on Hwy 80 Intersections
City leaders heard residents and businesspeople oppose the flashing and missing signals at four Hwy 80 intersections. The council discussed outdoor advertising along U S highways, a new day care center, new hires, and revenue sharing funds. Mayor Pro Tem Gar lands Matthews and City Manager J J Maxey noted state controls limit automated Oak Street crossings and possible appeals would take months.
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Oak
Archie Sherrod
J. J. Maxey
Maxey
Highway Commission
Carl McGee
Cedar
Cypress
Oak Streets
Cedar Street
Highway Department
Clem Crowley
U.S. 285
U. S. 80
Locust Street
Pecos Housing Authority
First National Bank
Water Department
Pecos Ambulance Service
Emmett Cantrell
DPS
Rusty Hill
Eddy-Third St
Nixon abolishes most wage price controls in sweeping change
President Nixon eliminates mandatory wage price controls except for food health sectors and keeps a self administering system aligned to government standards. He asks Congress for a one year extension while retaining the Cost of Living Council and promises enforcement against unreasonable hikes. He targets inflation reduction to 2.5 percent by year end 1973 and notes prior phases cut inflation to about 3.5 percent.
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Cotton totals show season gain for Pecos Territory
Samples from 4390 Upland bales were classed for Pecos Territory growers for the week ending Jan. 5, per Mack Bennett of the USDA Classing Office in Carlsbad. The season total reached 65,973 versus 55,286 a year ago, with grades and staples detailed including Middling Light Spotted 32 and Strict Low Middling 41 making up portions, and bark reductions on 16 percent.
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Mack Bennett
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Carlsbad
North Vietnam rejects U.S. terms in peace talks
North Vietnam vows it will not be intimidated by American bombing or force as Kissinger and Tho meet for a fourth day of secret negotiations. Nguyen Minh Vy says progress toward a deal depends on the United States and warns that clinging to force would prolong the war.
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le Duc Tho
Nguyen Minh Vy
United States
Reeves Lone Star wildcats stake oil prospects in West Texas
The report notes Lone Star Producing Co staking No. 1 V.C. Roun saville in Culberson County and No. 1 M.C. Touchstone in Reeves County as 14 500 and 11 300 foot wildcats. It describes adjacent wells, distances from sections, and formation notes. Adobe Oil Co of Midland pulls tool on a drillstem test at No. 1 Monroe in Reeves County with gas and water surfacing, and details volumes and flow during the test.
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V.C. Rounsaville
Culberson County
van Horn
M.C. Touchstone
Reeves County
Toyah
Adobe Oil Co
Midland
Monroe
Wildcat
Delaware
H&gn
Pecos
Mi Vida
Ellenburger
Fusselman and
Howe
Watergate defendant Hunt pleads guilty to all charges
E Howard Hunt Jr pleads guilty to six counts in the Watergate case agreeing the prosecution's claim of a political espionage operation ordered by top Nixon campaign officials is essentially correct. Judge Sirica accepts the second plea and Hunt is denied bail before recounting the trial and witness testimony.
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Democratic Party
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Nixon Admin
Army unveils major changes to streamline command
The Army announced a wide reorganization to boost readiness and cut manpower by 15,000, saving about $1 billion over five years. No bases will close, but some will shrink, with a 10 percent Pentagon staff cut and 813 jobs eliminated plus 1,986 transfers to other commands. Full effect expected within 12 months amid ongoing winter storm warnings on West Coast.
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Texas highway report lists ice and snow across districts
The Texas Highway Department reports all routes north of a Corpus Christi to El Paso line are icy but open. Conditions are hazardous with some improvement expected today. districts like Odessa Del Rio El Paso Lubbock Austin Abilene Corpus Christi Wichita Falls San Angelo Lurkin Beaumont Tyler Atlanta Childress San Antonio Waco Houston Amarillo Fort Worth Yoakum Paris Dallas Bryan Brownwood show extensive ice and snow with varying improvement timelines.
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Jim Wells
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Beaumont
Tyler
Atlanta
Waco
Yoakum
Loop 175
Victoria County
Paris
Bryan
Brownwood
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