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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1974

Page

2

Price Daniel names 13 Constitutional Convention chairmen

President Price Daniel Jr announced the appointment of 13 Constitutional Convention committees with seven liberal and six conservative chairmen. The eight key committees include five liberals and three conservatives, with seven chairmen from the House and six from the Senate. Neil Caldwell heads the finance committee, Dan Kubiak leads education, and A R Schwarth chairs rights and suffrages. Daniel consulted Vice President A M Aikin in line with convention rules.

Neil Caldwell D-Alvin Dan Kubiak Rockdale A.R. Schwarth Galveston Daniel A.M. Aikin

Linden GM layoffs may end Cadillac Olds era

About half of 4500 workers laid off at the General Motors Linden plant may never help build another Cadillac or Oldsmobile. As workers drank and cashed last paychecks at a nearby bar, the layoffs hit a nationwide cutback of 86000 due to weak luxury car sales. The plant had produced 62 luxury cars per hour until last week and will resume production on January 21 with 2400 expected returnees.

Linden N.J General Motors Assembly Cadillac Oldsmobile Seven Gables

Carlsbad National Park Announces Seasonal Jobs

Superintendent Di announces park office will be open during the summer travel season from May to Labor Day. Jobs include admin duties at Carlsbad New Mexico with a $225 stipend and required experience. The notice lists postings at the park and local Post Office for applications.

Carlsbad Guedalage New Mexico Adininihyeadieen Moa Suly

Aikin Elected VP as Texas Constitutional Convention Opens

The Texas constitutional convention named Witt Hale and others to committees on judiciary, administration, public information, and drafting after Aikin received the vice presidency. Aikin, age 41 years in the legislature, was elected unanimously as delegates applauded. Rules for the convention were adopted 153 to 12, the first such gathering since 1975.

Man D-Amarillo Pike Powers D-Beaumont Aikin Senate Chamber Convention Texas

Des Moines Father Credits Daughter Trisha For Rescue

Thomas Morris credits his 3-year-old daughter Trisha for freeing him after a jack slipped under a car he was working beneath at home. The car fell on his face and chest but his left arm was free. Trisha retrieved a jack and screwdriver, helping raise the car enough for Morris to escape until police and medical aid arrived.

Des Moines, Iowa Trisha Thomas Morris Morris Des Moines

Discharge delays and survivor search for Brownsville unit

A 1906 mass discharge of 167 black soldiers at Brownsville was later changed to honorable after a 1972 investigation found no justification. Dorsie Willis, now 87, received $25,000 in 1973 and plans to save most of it, with a wish for better future.

Willis Brownsville

Americans plan appeal of life prison term

Three young Americans sentenced to life in Turkey for drug charges plan to appeal after judges release the verdict explanation. Kathryn A. Zenz, JoAnn M. McDaniel, and Robert E. Hubbard were among six arrested near the Syrian border in 1972 with hashish hidden in vehicle upholstery.

Istanbul Turkey Kathryn A. Zenz Lancaster Wis JoAnn M. McDaniel Coos Bay Ore Robert E. Hubbard Antakya

Deaths Services for Three Local Residents

Obituaries record funerals and burials for Jack C. Elder 42 at Marble Falls Baptist Church with interment at Marble Falls City Cemetery, Albert E. Medlin 59 at Avenue B Church of Christ in Seminole, and Nona P. Goggin with services in El Paso. Elders include spouse, children, siblings and friends. Medlin owned LM&H International Cracker Co. and was a Mason. Goggin resided in El Paso for five decades and belonged to the Order of Eastern Star.

Jack C. Eldder Harold Elder Sue Stanfield S. Cypress Marble Falls Baptist Church Marble Falls City Cemetery Clements Funeral Home Elder Marble Falls Austin Seagraves Pecos Jess Elder Roby Foster Hobbs, N.M Ona Haley Albert E. Medlin Avenue “B Church of Christ Seminole Singleton Funeral Home Medlin Permian General Hospital Andrews Lm&h International Cracker Company Grace Kenneth Medlin Houston J.H. Medlin Kerrville Beula Baird W.E. Hollis Tom Marion Kermit George Davis Knox City Nona P. Goggin Harding-Orr- McDaniel Funeral el Paso Evergreen Cemetery Tom Strother Order of Eastern Star Phillip P. Smith Sunland Calif John T. Smith

Sextuplets born in South Africa at Mowbray Hospital

A 25-year-old woman, Susan Rosenkowitz, delivered six babies by caesarean at Mowbray Maternity Hospital in Cape Town after nine months gestation. The six, three boys and three girls, weighed 2 to 42 pounds combined. doctors noted well-formed infants with 12 limbs visible on X rays. The family has two older children, and fertility drugs plus orciprinaline aided the pregnancy. Security was tightened at the hospital to protect the mother.

Cape Town South Africa Susan Rosenkowitz Mowbray Maternity Hospital Rosenkowitz

Stock Market Rises Amid Mixed Tech and Oil Concerns

The market moved higher at noon with the NYSE composite up .21 to 49.71 and the AMEX index at 93.27 as gains outpaced losses. Analysts note a technical rebound but warn against bullish longer term prospects amid oil crunch fears affecting European and US earnings. Cotton futures climbed early with prices for March and May firming amid light activity.

New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Lucien Hooper W.E. Hutton & Co Wall Street U.S New York Deborah M. Rankin Ska Dow Jones At&t Rich Beth Stl Borden Brit Pet Cat Trac Chrysler Soc Coca Cola duPont Eastman el Paso NG Exxon Fairchild Ford Elec Foods Tel Tire Goodrich A&p Gulf Oil Hart-Hk IBM Paper John Joh Litton Marathon Mobil Oil Monsanto Penn Cent Penney RCA Safeway Sears Sony Ind Sun Oil Texaco Texas UN Carbide Uniroyal US Steel Woolwich Xerox

Friday Boy's Club Grand Opening and Dance

Friday event marks the Boy's Club grand opening at 911 E Third with a dance and free refreshments. Also listed are community events including a Saturday country music jam, senior center meals, and local meetings throughout the week in Pecos area.

Boy's Club South Room Barstow First Methodist Church Federation Al-Anon S. Oak St Pecos

Monday menu items with varied mains and sides

A school or cafeteria menu lists Beef and Rice casserole with greens and pudding, BBQ Wieners with whipped potatoes and bread, Enchiladas with beans and slaw, a Charburger with fries and peach dessert, and Chicken pot pie with cranberry sauce and cake, plus milk and butter.

UTPB extends spring registration due to energy crisis

The University of Texas of the Permian Basin in Odessa extended spring semester registration by adding Monday to the regular Friday and Saturday schedule. Late registration runs Tuesday through January 28. The university, now in its second semester, offers more than 150 new courses, attributing the extension to gasoline shortages and the energy crisis.

Charles G. Short Odessa Texas Air Quality Control Board Permian Basin American Institute of Chemical Engineers West Texas Short Monahans University of Texas At Austin Texas Instruments Coors Hospitality Highway 80 Midland Odessa Air Terminal Phil Collier Perry Gas Ron Toone Ortloff Midland Curtis Strong Cosden Oil Big Spring University of Texas of UT Permian

Pecos Enterprise staff and publication details

Pecos Enterprise announces staff roles and contact information for the Reeves County newspaper. It lists Peggy McCracken as managing editor, Laura Teal advertising, Huben Baca circulation, Emily Galindo composition supervisor, Carlos Nichols pressroom foreman, and Joyce Miller office manager. The paper covers Reeves County, published evenings Monday through Friday, with pricing for newsstand and mail subscriptions and delivery areas.

Peggy McCracken Laura Teal Huben Baca

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