Court of Appeals delays Nazi tape messages ruling
The Texas 14th State Civil Court of Appeals heard the American Nazi Party bid to lift a temporary injunction against its telephone tape messages offering rewards for lethal harm to non-whites. Judges gave no timeframe for a decision.
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Houston
American Nazi Party
14Th State Civil Court of Appeals
Richard Millard
Marvin Zindler
Mike Maness
Nazi Party
Maness
Zindler
Ion
Ku Klux Klan
Pasadena
Knights of the
KKK
Market Closes Narrow Gain Amid Inflation Data
The New York stock market held a seven session slide but edged up at midday as inflation news eased. Dow Jones gained 0.52 to 776.42 while NYSE composite held at 49.52. Cotton futures rose amid higher midday prices with March to July contracts up.
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Weyerhaueser
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
Pecos Woman Turns From Typewriter to Sewing at Yardstick
Nova Herrera profiles Clarice Painter of The Yardstick in Pecos, owner, bookkeeper, and janitor, who opened the shop August 7, 1976 after six months of planning. Born May 29, 1934 in Pecos, she is married to E B Painter with two children. She enjoys meeting the public, buying materials, and teaching sewing classes, plans bridal fashion services, and operates 10 am to 6 pm weekdays and 9 am to 5 pm Saturdays.
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Clarice Painter
S. Alberta
Pecos Enterprise
Airlawn Cleaners
Painter
Pecos
E.B. Painter
Ginny McCarthy
Kermit
Bill Pairer
Cheryl McCarthy
West Park Baptist Church
Doveta Hunt
Robert Hinojos
Reeves County Mental Health Center names new staff psychologist Lilley
The Reeves County Mental Health Center announces the appointment of Wilson W. Lilley as staff psychologist. Lilley, a Louisiana native educated in Arkansas and Texas, brings four years at Smith-Wood MH-MR Center in Tyler and three years coordinating services at Delta Counseling in Monticello Arkansas. He plans to move with his wife and seven year old son Christopher. He aims to treat emotional difficulties, assist community agencies, and participate in civic work. The center on Second and Cypress offers counseling, testing, medication therapy, and vocational guidance with a professional staff led by Dr. Albert Recio and Director Steven Sweet.
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Reeves County Mental Health Center
Wilson W. Lilley
Lilley
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Ouachita Baptist University
East Texas State University
Smith-Wood
Tyler
Delta Counseling and Guidance
Monticello
Kansas
Christopher
Reeves County
Tal Health Center
Second and Cypress
Albert Recio
Odessa College extension courses begin at Pecos High School
Odessa College announces Pecos High School will host extension courses starting at 6 p m today with listed classes and room numbers across Monday through Saturday. Subjects include History Bookkeeping English Government Auto Mechanics Law Enforcement Psychology and more with rooms in Pecos High School and Curriculum Building. Zinc is noted as a protective galvanizing coating for iron and steel.
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Odessa College
Pecos High School
Funeral crowds erupt as Chamorro death shocks Nicaragua
Fiery demonstrations fill Managua ahead of publisher Pedro Chamorro's funeral. Riot police fire tear gas and shots into the air as protesters torch a Citibank branch, a Bank of Central America facility, a plasma firm, and other sites linked to the Somoza regime. Authorities urged a 24 hour shutdown as mourners swelled toward 100000.
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Nicaragua
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Citibank
Sln
Chamorro
Somoza
Bank of Central America
Somuoza
Customs
Renault
Plasmaforesis
la Prensa
Europe
United States
Anastasio Somoza
National Businessmen’s Council
Carlsbad Caverns Visitors Boost SE New Mexico Economy
Carlsbad Caverns and Guadalupe Mountains National Parks drew 953,?? visitors in 1977, adding about 35 million dollars to the regional economy. Park operations accounted for 2 million, with per person daily expenditures of 25 dollars at Carlsbad Caverns and 15 dollars at Guadalupe Mountains. Payrolls reached 1.29 million, with 88 to 127 staff, plus concession and contract staff. The xenon element was discovered in 1898 by Ramsey and Travers.
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Carlsbad Caverns
Guadalupe Mountains National Parks
New Mexico
West Texas
National Park Service
Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Xenon
Sir William Ramsey
Morris William Travers
Theft of eight track tape deck reported at high school lot
Kenneth Ford reported the theft from his pickup while parked at the high school during school hours. A hacksaw blade was found on the seat and the passenger door left open. Also noted is a vehicle accident on East A Street with Fabian E. Forni ticketed for failure to control speed after striking Tony Joso Mendoza.
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Kenneth Ford
Washington St
Fabian E. Forni
Carlsbad
N.M
Tony Joso Mendoza
Locust St
Forni
Mendoza
Texas farms show decline in 1978 projections
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Reagan V. Brown reports continued farm losses in 1978 with the Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service noting a slowdown from 3,000 to about 2,000 farms per year. Since 1974, 12,000 farms have disappeared, and 2 million acres of land have been lost.
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Austin
Texas
Reagan V. Brown
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Brown
U.S
Calendar of club meetings and events in Pecos
Evening Lions Club at American Motor Inn 7 30 p m Amistad Lions Club at Lions Den 7 30 p m Senior Citizens Center blood pressure clinic 1 15 p m 16 Evening Optimist Club at Saragosa Hall 8 p m Downtown Lions Club noon Holiday Inn 119 S Cedar game day 1 to 5 p m Bingo 2 to 3 p m 12 Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous 8 p m 125 S Oak St phone numbers 447 2354 445 4611 375 2508 4 H Achievement Awards Sheriff s Posse Barn 6 p m medal awards then square dance 13
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American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Optimist Club
Saragosa Hall
Holiday Inn
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St.hone
Sheriff's Posse
Overseas Costs Jump Narrowing U.S. Production Advantage
Overseas production costs have surged over the past three years, catching up to U.S. levels. Despite the rise, few U.S. firms relocate plants and offices abroad, arguing that maintaining overseas facilities remains essential to staying competitive.
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United States
U.S
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