Grandchild Born to Renz Family in Oklahoma Visit
Mrs Otto Renz welcomed a new grandchild Cody James born Dec 31 to Jerry and Janet Jobe of Hartshorne Oklahoma. Paternal grandparents Waren and Verhalen Jobe. Mrs Renz and Scott stayed in Oklahoma to help. Also noted are A L Gibson in Big Spring for tests and Chano Lara in Veterans Hospital with unknown condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Renz
Cody James
Jerry Jobe
Hartshorne
Okla
Waren Jobe
Verhalen
Renz
Scott
Oklahoma
Big Spring
A.L. Gibson
Chano Lara
Veterans Hospital
Mrs. Lara
Market Rallies on Mideast Hopes Amid Mixed Cotton, Livestock News
New York stocks rose sharply as hopes for an Israel Egypt settlement grew. Dow up to 864.54 with NYSE advances ahead of volume leaders like Rite Aid. Cotton futures climbed with late demand supporting higher prices. midmorning quotes showed gains. Fort Worth livestock reports show cattle and hogs in varied demand, with limited price testing and modest shifts in slaughter cow and bull prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Israel
Egypt
New York Stock Exchange
Eugene Peroni
duPont Walston, Inc
Mideast
Soviet Union
United States
Rite Aid
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Fort Worth
Tex
Continental Telephone Co of Texas Merges to Form One
Three Texas-based telephone firms West Texas Telephone Texas Telephone and Telegraph Nassau Bay combine under Continental Telephone Corp forming a single company. Operating and staff headquarters move to Dallas. The nation’s independent phone firms shrink from 5100 in 1955 to under 1800 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Telephone Company of
Texas
West Texas Telephone Company
Texas Telephone & Telegraph Company
Nassau Bay Telephone Company
Continental Tele
America
Continental Telephone Company of Texas
Ancil T. LaFevers
Altamont
Ill
Continental System
LaFever
Dallas
LaFevers
Uti
Secret Service tape records questioned in Watergate case
In Washington AP report Assistant Special Prosecutor Richard Ben Veniste pressed Secret Service technician Raymond Zumwalt on taped material showing who received and returned presidential tapes. Zumwalt admitted lack of documentation for key entries while noting Bull signed receipts for a Rose Mary Woods tape unit. Also details on Bull’s access and the Watergate timeline emerged as hearings aim to finish Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
FBI
Robert Frank
Watergate Special
Leon Jaworski
Bureau
Richard BenVeniste
Raymond C. Zumwalt
Secret Service
Ben Veniste
Stephen B. Bull
Bull
H.R. Haldeman
Zumwalt
Ben-Veniste
Rose Mary Woods
J. Fred Buzhardt
John Bennett
U.S
John J. Sirica
Pecos Enterprise publication and delivery rates
Pecos Enterprise notes its Reeves County coverage and evening edition schedule. It lists mail and delivery rates for Reeves, Ward, and Loving counties, with rates for out of state subscriptions, and credits Associated Press dispatches as the exclusive republication rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Focal News
Rina Kratofil’s Rough Northern California Day
In Redding California Rina Kratofil describes a chain of mishaps starting with a 4 a.m. waterbed leak and power loss from floods. She lit candles to cope and dropped an egg container breaking eggs, and a candle toppled onto the couch igniting a fire confined to one room by the Cascade Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Calif
Rina Kratofil
Cascade Fire Department
Hans Heinrich
Calf roping record set at National Western Stock Show
Bob Blandford of San Antonio won the second go round with an 8.6 second calf roping time, the fastest in Stock Show rodeo history. Guy Pinkney of Napa followed with 9.4 seconds. Kirby Werner earned $1,010 in saddle bronc after an 83 point ride, Mel Hyland was second with $836, Jack Ward led bareback with 73 points, and Larry Ferugson clocked 5.0 in steer wrestling putting him into the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Bob Blandford
San Antonio
Tex
Guy Pinckney
Napa
Calif
Kirby Werner
Brighton
Mel Hyland
Surrey
B.C
Jack Ward
Odessa
Larry Ferugson
Miami
Okla
Marxist sketches unveiled in D C
District of Columbia dedication of a bicentennial building unveiled mural like sketches of Mao Stalin Nixon in gangsta garb. Artist H H Booker Jr says no guidance given. Officials plan living murals with faces changing over time. About 100 figures created, ranging six inches to a foot tall, some not clearly tied to any one person. Booker unpaid for 19 hours at 2.75 an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Sanders
Associated Press
Washington
District of Columbia
Mao Tsetung
Joseph Stalin
Nixon
H.H. Booker Jr
D.C
Stalin
Mao
Tricia Nixon Cox
Alexander
Herbert Banham
Fountown
Booker
Karl Marx
Friedrich Engels
Groucho Marx
Greta Garbo
Laurel and Hardy
Gracie Allen
Graffiti Sign Co., Ltd
Community club schedule and meetings listed
Rotary Club noon meeting at Holiday Inn on Thursday. Reeves County Young Homemakers gather at Federation Parlor at 7:30 p.m. Free square dance lessons by Pecos Western Promenaders at Pecos Community Center. Tuesday hours include Social Security rep 11 to 12 in the south room of the community building. TOPS at 6:30 p.m. at the driver's license bureau. AL ANON meets 7:30 p.m. upstairs at 212 S Oak St. Evening Optimist Club at 7 p.m. at Saragosa Hall. Wednesday Optimum Club at 8 p.m. in Saragosa Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Reeves County Young Homemakers
Federation
Pecos
South Room
Driver's License Bureau
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Optimist Club
Saragosa Hall
Opti Mist Club
Open Records Ruling Sparks Debate On Crime Reports
Texas AG office says police crime reports are exempt under the Open Records Act but may be released if local authorities choose. The debate centers on whether such records can be disclosed to reporters amid discussions with press groups and calls for a quasijudicial hearing. The issue follows a Wednesday opinion noting internal and confidential records remain exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Attorney General's Department
David M. Kendall
Attorney General's Opinion Committee
Department
Kendall
Atty
John Hill
Hill
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Texas Press Association
Texas Association of Broadcaster
Detective testifies how teens were bought in Houston murders
Houston detective David Mullican describes how Dean Corll bought teenage boys for $200 for homosexual acts, torture, and murder. He testifies in the Henley case as authorities seek to suppress statements and schedule trials for Henley and Brooks amid defense motions and pretrial wrangles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Barlow
Associated Press
Houston, Tex
David Mullican
Elmer Wayne Henley
Mullican
Henley
Houston
Pasadena
Dean Arnold Corll
Ed Pegelow
Brooks
Ted Musick
Will Gray
Gray
Corll
Selma Winkle
Sai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilbert Carillo
Mr. Carrillo
Eugenia Fierro
Toyah Buffaloes
Toyah Junior High
Balmorhea
Toyah
Robert Machuca
Craig Lott
Bufaloes
Darrel Goodnight
Frankie Nunez
David Goodnight
Stock Market Report
Foexastast
UN Carbide
US Steel
Woolwich
Neron
Cola
Pont
Paso NG
Foxon
John Joh Litton
Marathon
Marcor
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penn Cent
Penney
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Texaco
Portales
N.M
Aubrey (Shek) Imoe
University Heights
Imoe
Jim Scott
Andres, Burnet
Dumas
Fairfield
Newton
Whitewright
Ron Killion
Yolanda
Irma
Patricia
Donna
Emiteria
Anna
Eloida
Aleza
Pam
Connie
Pecos Enterprise
Reeves County
Reeves
Ward
Loving
Buckner News Alliance
Cedar St
P.O Box
Peggy McCracken
Laura Teal
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Oreman
Carlos Nichols
Joyce Miller
Rina
California
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Newsmen
Dunlop
David Owen Brooks
Charles R. Cobble
William Hatton
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