Courthouse Records Deeds in Reeves County Texas
A long list of warranty deeds and deeds of trust recorded in Reeves County Texas shows transfers of various parcels in Balmorhea Pecos and surrounding additions. Names include Balmorhea James Rosson Morgan Gomez Hidalgo and Lovelace among others with parcels in North Pecos Airlawn Heights and Original Pecos and notes on loan amounts. The entry also notes the earths equatorial diameter as 7 927 miles and polar diameter as 7 900 miles.
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Balmorhea
Don Lopez
James E
Rosson
Laurence E
Morgan
H&gn
James J
Meeker
Meeker, Jr
Reeves Co
Bulletin
Alton P. Hughes
Larry W. Ross
Airlawn Heights
J.C. Davis
J.R. Moorman
J.B. Toone
Johnny Dan Painter
Pecos City
Alfred M. Gomez
North Pecos Addition
James L. Lovelace
Alice Lovelace
Adda
Helen A. Kenny
State of
Veterans Land Board of Texas
Vernon M. Clark
Velma Ward Turner
H.D. Lawless
College
Robert C. Cochran
Gomesindo Olibas
Alberta Heights
Espiridion Herrera
Manuel Rubio
North Pecos
J.D. Kemp
Woodale Investments, Inc
PSL
Thomas D. Hartey
Louis M. Carrasco
East Airlawn Heights
Antonio Coria
Ivey & Scott Sud
Saragosa
Jose Manuel Ramirez
Ivey
Scott Suddl
Veterans Adda
W.B. Waters
Rachel T. Trent
Pecos
M.O. Withers
Lester M. Morgan
West Park
Cecil Cothrun
Lyle Saunders
Veterans Park
Betty Jo Steward
Veteran’s Park
William E. Bagley
Usafha
Roy Lindsay
Laurence E. Morgan
The
Lomas & Nettleton Co
Veteran’s
Pecos Savings & Loan
Airlaw
Tra Park, Inc
Pecos Savings & Loan Assoc
Jack H. Rogers
Robert M. McNutt
Rachel
Trent
Southwest hit by most 1972 disasters in U S
The 1972 disaster tally reached 48 nationwide with floods causing 43. President Nixon declared the events after governors in 29 states requested federal aid, triggering support from up to 25 federal agencies. OEP says over 88 million already paid, with 547 million projected. In the Southwest, 4.2 million has gone to seven disasters. New Mexico faced three major events, Texas two, and Oklahoma and Arkansas one each. Origin of the elephant symbol noted as a Republican emblem from a 1874 Nast cartoon.
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Dallas
Southwest
United States
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Nixon
President’s Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
George E. Hastings
Hastings
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Thomas Nast
Republican Party
Phase 3 May Reshape Economy Between Control and Freedom
AP analyst examines Phase 3 as a mix of voluntarism and regulation. The administration retains wage and price controls and can act at will, with less bureaucracy but ongoing involvement in the market. Inflation threats persist amid volatile wholesale prices and cost-push pressures.
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John Cunniff
New York
United States
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on Budget and Civil Service
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