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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1977

Page

2

Man of solitude keeps life simple on remote Minnesota island

Ingvald Stevens, a 91 year old Norway native who came to Minnesota in 1904, has lived alone for 45 years on a remote Namakan Lake island. He grows his own food, heats with birch and logs, and writes by gaslight, embracing solitude, wilderness, and self sufficiency.

Namakan Lake, Minn Ingvald Stevens America Crystal Lake Canadian Steve International Falls Norway Minnesota Hibbing Logging Company

Post office bids sought for Imperial building lease

The U S Postal Service invites construction bids to build and lease a new post office in Imperial Texas. Bids due February 3 at 2 p m in Dallas to Thomas E King Real Estate Officer. Site owned by heirs Litton and located at FM 11 and 2nd Street near Pecos County.

Imperial U.S. Postal Service Anna Hershberger Thomas E. King Dallas Field Real Estate P.O Dallas General Post Office Bryan and Ervay Streets Postal Service Elizabeth Price Martha Lynn Ricketson Judith Ellen Barton CS. Litton McCamey 2Nd Street Pecos County Texas

New York stocks rebound as Dow rises on gains and Betamax news

The noon Dow Jones up 3.33 to 971.58 led a broad market advance after two-day slide. Sony rose 1/8 to 8 5/8 as Sony of America announced two Betamax models this weekend. NYSE composite +.20 to 56.15. AMEX up .43 to 110.04. Trading volume 9.84 million in first two hours.

New York Dow Sony Sony of America NYSE American Stock Exchange Dow Jones A.m Indus Chicago

Afro American Roots course at Odessa College in January

Odessa College offers a three semester hour Afro American history course linked to the Roots TV project. Students view eight Roots segments on KMOM TV then meet on campus for three class sessions starting January 21. Dr. Tom Heiting will teach, with regular college fees.

Odessa Odessa College Alex Haley Abc-Tv Permian Basin OC Learning Resources Tom Heiting Kmom-Tv Channel 9

Big Spring State Hospital Hosts 21st Alcoholism Seminar

The Big Spring State Hospital will hold its twenty first Alcoholism Seminar in the auditorium with theme Behavior Therapy in the Treatment of Alcoholism. A. Jack Turner PhD will serve as consultant from Huntsville Alabama. Registration opens at 8 a.m. and runs to 4 p.m. with a $1 fee and an extra $1 for continuing education units from Howard College.

Big Spring State Hospital Texas Commission On Alcoholism Big Spring Veterans’ Administration Hospital Howard College A. Jack Turner Huntsville- Madison County Mental Health Center Huntsville Alabama

PSH Hosts Mathematics Meet At Pecos High

PSH welcomes twenty high schools and 66 students to the Pecos High School Regional Conference Meet sponsored by the Mu Alpha Theta Honorary Math Club. Participants include Pecos High School and teams from San Antonio Roosevelt Wall Seminole San Angelo Central Lubbock Monterrey Terrell County Robert Lee San Angelo Lake View Lubbock Coronado Wink Midland Lee Greenwood Odessa High Monahans Alpine Iraan Crane El Paso Belaire Hereford. Competition runs from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.

Pecos High School Zavala Junior High Crockett Junior High Mu Alpha Theta Honorary

Farm labor steady as Texas red meat production climbs

The Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes parity near 66 and a month over month drop in livestock prices for seventh straight month. Wheat and sorghum fall below parity while cotton nears parity. corn and oats lag. Farm labor totals hold at 239,000 with hired workers up 3 percent. red meat output in Texas rises to 2.909 billion pounds for ten months, nationwide output up nearly five percent.

Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Texas

Four classrooms contract awarded at Tatum Elementary

Mike Klein General Contractors won the bid for four classrooms at Tatum Elementary with a low bid of 122500 dollars at a school board meeting. Oasis Builders submitted the only other bid.

Monahans Mike Klein General Contractors Tatum Elementary Oasis Builders Judy Jennins Martha Graves Supt Lathan Walker Stanley Smith Francis Apple Jim Jordan Clifford Baude Theresa Mosely Paul Nelson Beth Larned

Desert research grant seeds CDRI growth in West Texas

The Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute announced a 15000 grant from the West Foundation of Houston, the largest to the CDRI development fund. December donations exceed 27000, seeded by about 6000 raised by Alpine Marfa Fort Davis Fort Stockton leaders to boost matching grants and awareness.

Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute West Foundation of Houston Fort Stockton West Texas Dwight Deal CDRI

Deaths of Petra Carrasco and Alfredo F Arce

Petra Carrasco 74 died Tuesday in Reeves County Memorial Hospital. Services were held today at Santa Rosa Catholic Church Pecos survivors include three sons, a daughter, a brother, 21 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Alfredo F Arce 39 died January 9 after illness. Services were held at St James Catholic Church Seguin with burial at St James Cemetery. He served with the Soil Conservation Service in Pecos from 1967 to 1972.

Petra Carrasco Santa Rosa Catholic Church Santa Rosa Reeves County Memorial Hospital Mr. Carrasco Mexico Pecos Sylvestra Carrasco Pablo Sotelo Manuel Losolla Hobbs N.M Gemisinda Losolla Fresno Calif Jose Carrasco Alfredo F. Arce St. James Catholic Church Seguin St. James Arce Soil Conservation Service

County Court docket reports theft and burglary incidents

Criminal charges filed against James E. Miller for speeding on appeal to J.P. Court 1. Joe Nunez reports a theft of a check belonging to Jamie Villareal of 602 E. 4th St sent mistakenly to 12-D airbase. Burglaries include a car loss at 401 E. B St with a .38 revolver valued at $100. Federal trial begins for Lenin Juarez and Oscar Juarez on a seven count heroin conspiracy indictment dated Oct 12, 1976.

James E. Miller J.P Sheriff's Office Joe Nunez Jamie Villareal E. 4Th St S. Oak Bobby Upchurch Reeves County Sheriff's Office Hollis Smith Felix Salcido E. B St Pecos Salcido Lubbock Lenin Juarez Oscar Texas-Mexico

Saturday Country Music Jamboree at Community Center

A Saturday night jamboree at the community center kicks off at 7 30. Band boosters host a second event at Zavala Junior High School at 7 30 with proceeds supporting activities.

Zavala Junior High School

DEA Agents Uncover Cash Linked to Federal Case in Lubbock

In pretrial hearings DEA agents from Lubbock and Midland testified that Lenin Juarez was searched on a street in front of the Pioneer Hotel in Lubbock, revealing $3,900 in his left sock. The bills bore serial numbers tied to a prior drug purchase and carried invisible fluorescent powder visible under UV light.

Lubbock and Midland Drug Enforcement Administration DEA Richard Brazier Lenin Juarez Pioneer Hotel Lubbock

Four Freedoms Roosevelt Declares In State Of The Union

President Roosevelt outlines four principles in his January 6 1941 State of the Union: freedom of speech freedom to worship freedom from want and freedom from fear. The message emphasizes democratic values as guiding wartime policy.

Franklin D. Roosevelt State of the Union Congress God

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