Pecos teacher known for flaming Trainwreck recipe
Jerry Workman a Pecos High School chemistry teacher famed for his flaming Trainwreck dish cooks it for students several times yearly. He holds a long teaching record with degrees from East Texas State and Sul Ross State University. The recipe features onions jalapenos ground beef green chilies tomatoes Ranch Style beans and hot sauce served with milk.
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Reeves-Loving 4-H Food Show crowns junior and senior winners
The Reeves Loving County 4-H Food Show hosted by Nan Cate awarded blue ribbons to 13 contestants in junior and senior divisions. Winners include Leann Thompson, Karen Moody, Lea Ann Gentry, Michele Lee, and Lisa Stanford, with grand winners advancing to Cohoma Texas on February 3.
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Births and a South Africa motorcycle accident report
Birth notices list January births for Ramirez Tarin Maldonado Garcia with parent names. A Johannesburg AP brief notes 1979 motor vehicle death rate fell while motorcycle deaths rose 7 percent and motorcycle sales surged 94.7 percent last year.
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Sul Ross offers 20 openings in basic business skills program
Sul Ross State University expands its spring Basic Business Skills Training program for unskilled adults with 20 available slots funded by a 28,331 grant from the Texas Educational Agency. Directed by Janette Bowers, the tuition-free course targets job readiness in bookkeeping and clerical work, with classes 8 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. weekdays. remaining spots are first come, first served pending interview and pre-test requirements. Contact 837-8077 for pre-testing and eligibility details.
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Hospital auxiliary sponsors blood bank fund drive
The Reeves County Hospital Auxiliary voted January 14 to donate 100 to the Jaws of Life fund at the regular meeting in the hospital classroom. They agreed to sponsor a hospital blood bank and considered infant photography. Margaret Harrell reported Junior Volunteers at the information desk are active with orientations. more members expected. The group plans a magazine cart for patients and a February 11 meeting.
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First Birthday of Christopher Ray McIntire
Christopher Ray McIntire celebrated his first birthday on December 28 at 1208 Palmer. He is the son of Eugene and Mrs. McIntire of 308 West Fifth Street Monahans. Grandparents are Catarina Ramirez, Earl and Mrs. Moore. Guests included Debie, Tana, Randi, Carla Moore and others from Pecos and Monahans.
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We’d Flee to the Bahamas for Winter Overhead Dilemma
A resident explains they would escape to the Bahamas for winter if not for high costs. They must save travel funds to replace a worn roof, prioritizing home repairs over vacation. The note highlights financial constraints and housing concerns.
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At Wit's End TV Violence in Games Provokes Parents Debate
Erma Bombeck contrasts 1970s TV violence with electronic games. A family scene escalates from innocent play to mock battle, exposing tensions over kids taking games too seriously and parents' attempts to meddle. The column recalls culture clashes and generational humor.
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Readers chew over dogs in motels and goodbye signals
Ann Landers columns revisit readers on pets in lodging and the etiquette of farewells. A Florida motel recounts dog friendly policies, while a Chapel Hill secretary habit prompts guidance on proper sign offs. An English doctor notes a newborn’s survival amid harsh conditions.
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