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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1978

Page

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Pecos ISD hires attorney for delinquent taxes schedule

The Pecos Barstow Toyah Independent School District Board voted to hire Pecos attorney Ted Painter to collect $211,627.32 in delinquent taxes with a 15 percent penalty for unpaid amounts. Delinquent date is set for July 1 yearly, notices mailed in October February and June, and collection coordinated with Pecos City and Reeves County. The two year contract runs Jan 1 1978 to Dec 31 1979.

Pecos - Barstow Toyah Independent School District Painter Pecos City Reeves County Pecos Bessie Haynes

Six Pecos students to visit Washington in 1978 program

Six Pecos High School students will attend the 1978 Presidential Classroom for Young Americans in Washington D C. They will join peers from across the nation and overseas to meet government leaders at seminars on federal operations and Capitol Hill briefings.

Pecos Washington Pecos High School Washington, D.C PHS Belen Ellis Glenda Flores Roger Medanich Mark Stephens Rosie Villescas Kim Hawkins Glen J. Ellis Jefferson St Elizer Flores S. Pecan Charles Medanich S. Cherry St Jesse Stephens W. Sixth St Lolo Villescas S. Walnut St

Tractors Block Rail Line in West Texas Farm Strike

A group of striking Texas farmers halted a Santa Fe Railroad track between Hale Center and Lubbock delaying a Amarillo to Lubbock train for about an hour as farmers prepare for a Washington protest rally January 18-20. Authorities saw no arrests.

Associated Press Texas West Texas Hale Center Lubbock Hale County Amarillo Santa Fe Railroad Washington Fia Finis Gerald McCathern Breford American Agriculture ‘Ganization McCathern Laredo Paris Dolph Briscoe Executive Austin Lamesa

Takes trophy Tom Bolling wins forensic tourney

Tom Bolling won first place in boys extemp at the Invitational Forensic Tournament in McCamey. He faced 17 competitors from nine West Texas schools, advanced from three prelims, then won finals on the topic Is there a connection between TV and real life violence. Other events included poetry, prose, and duet acting with participants and coaches listed.

Pecos Tom Bolling McCamey Robert Hinojos Bolling West Texas Anna Fuentes Lena Levario Fabian Mata Brad Miller Dennis Adams Pat Mce-Keown Gayla Bolling Rhonda Bryant Mary Swift Mary Shorter James Florez Sandy Krumnow Melodee Naylor Suzy Benham Michele Reece Brent Smith Kathy Favor John Briggs Kermit Midland Monahans

Warning Issued For Ice On Texas Roads Bridges

The State Department of Highways issued hazardous driving warnings at 9 40 a m for a large Texas area due to ice on bridges overpasses and roadways. Widespread icy conditions were reported in cities including San Angelo Fort Worth Tyler and Dallas with several counties ice covered. Most ice expected to clear by noon except far north and northeast regions where ice will persist through the day. Some improvement anticipated Thursday.

Austin Texas State Department of Highways and Public Transportation San Angelo Fort Worth Tyler

Tax pledge and weather notes from Texas lawmaker

Speaker Bill Clayton urged school districts to cut property taxes after the legislature raised education spending. Only 153 of 1100 districts reduced revenue, 856 increased, 57 held constant. He warned about new construction raising revenue without higher tax rates and discussed potential constitutional changes for taxing intangible property. He spoke amid rain and snow forecasts and a Texas tax convention.

Austin Texas Bill Clayton Clayton Texans For Equitable Taxation

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Computer Curriculum Corporation el Paso Special Services H.L. Ramsey Ramsey Doveta Hunt Frances Cox Shannon Nixon Texas Tech University Pamela Kay Jackson Pecos Elementary Circus Coming Carson and Barnes Fairgrounds Reeves County Sheriff’s Posse Campbell Camden N.J Thomas Gartland Loyd Mathews United States John Foster Dulles United Nations Rio Grande Farnum Jewelry
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