Ministers swap pulpits across First Christian and First United Methodist
Rev. Clark Ford and Rev. Milton Propp will exchange pul pits for Sunday morning services at Pecos churches. Propp, in his third year at the First United Methodist Church, is a SMU and Perkins School of Theology graduate with past work across Texas and neighboring states. Ford, in his second year at First Christian, hails from Kentucky and studied at Vanderbilt. both pastors urge strong attendance as joint work days and fellowship events unfold.
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Perkins School of Theology
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Your Horoscope for January Fifteenth 1971
FRIDAY JANUARY 15 1971 horoscopes for all signs detail advice on temperament and behavior. Aries should stay steady and calm Taurus avoids pointless controversy Gemini should not delay essential tasks Cancer urged to seek new information Leo warned to look beyond surface motives Virgo cautions against exaggerating minor flaws Libra should maintain self control Scorpio must rely on steady effort Sagittarius urged to overcome indecision Capricorn promises accruing credits Aquarius notes ahead of others Pisces promises a future focus. You born today have a sharp mind strong ambition and easy likability but must curb arrogance and sarcasm to succeed in writing entertainment law or military fields.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Thousands of Fish Die Along Texas Gulf Coast
Thousands of fish were killed on the Texas Gulf Coast last week from a fast moving norther and undetermined causes. The incident stretched from Copano Bay to Lower Laguna Madre and Surfside near Freeport where most fish were badly decomposed. A Dow Chemical spill was denied as cause though a 1500 gallon mix of acids and chlorine allegedly dumped into the Brazos River and Gulf followed a plant power failure.
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Texas Gulf Coast
State Parks and Wildlife Department
Gulf of Mexico
Copano Bay
Laguna Madre
Rockport
Port Aransas
Gulf
Surfside
John Webber
Fish and Game Department
Dow Chemical Plant
Brazos River
T.b.crow
Operating Engineers Union Lo
Crow
Oilmen Fear Foreign Control of Oil Prices
Midland Texas AP report states H B Harkins president of the American Association of Oil Drilling Contractors warned that the rise of crude prices and taxes by Middle East producers could let foreign governments set oil prices in the future. He linked this to U S shortages and urged a federal long range program to boost domestic oil and gas production.
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Middle East
American Association of Oil Drilling Contractors
H.B. Harkins
Cou
U.S
Permian Basin
The
Association
Harkins
United States
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