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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1976

Page

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Pecos City Elections Set for Mayor and Two Council Seats

The Pecos election will include the mayor and two city council seats. Bill Pigman serves as mayor with a two year term and a monthly salary of 175 dollars plus 100 dollars for expenses. Don Doan Carl McGee and others hold council posts with two year terms and 80 dollars monthly pay. The city adopts a place system pending federal approval and the filing deadline is 30 days before the election.

Bill Pigman Don Dean Carl McGee Pecos Don Doan Bob Bickley Manuel Trujillo Sani Doug Fernandes

Ford budget plan sparks Democratic fire in election year

President Ford proposes a 394.2 billion budget with income tax cut, Social Security levies rise, and new health, housing, and incentive measures. Democrats denounce the plan as an arbitrary ceiling while planning veto battles and warning of unemployment risks as Congress weighs a 112 billion defense bill and Angola funding ban.

Associated Press Washington Ford Congress State of the Union House Thomas P. O'Neill Jr D-Mass Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn

Rules for Revolution echo in modern political clashes

A reader outlines alleged 1919 Rules for Revolution found by Allied forces and compares them to current leftist tactics and a YMCA half-day program. The piece cites corruption aims, propaganda control, firearm registration, and government licensing, then laments legislative overreach during a state session.

Dusseldorf Germany Communist Party Examiner-Enterprise Bartlesville Oklo Odessa Ymca The Raymond Vowell Texas Department of Public Welfare Austin Vowell YMCA

Winter Weather Impacts Across West Texas and South

National Weather Service in El Paso reports up to three inches of snow in Presidio Brewster Jeff Davis and Culberson counties with cooler winds and 54 34 degree swings in Pecos. Rains and freezing conditions also spread from the Gulf coast through the Mississippi Valley while drought plagues Southern California and warmth returns to the Los Angeles basin.

Oldman West Texas National Weather Service el Paso Presidio Brewster Jeff Davis Culberson Pecos Associated Press Texas Texas Panhandle San Angelo Davis Mountains Gulf of Mexico California Great Lakes Mississippi Valley Arkansas Missouri Ohio Valley Indiana Ohio Kentucky Pennsylvania Maryland New England Los Angeles Basin

Urquidi Named Chief Deputy In Reeves County Sheriff

Reeves County Sheriff A B Nail announces Antonio Tony Urquidi as chief deputy elevating from captain to replace Gary Ingram who resigned. Urquidi has nine years in Pecos law enforcement including six years as a city officer and three years with Reeves County. He holds advanced and instructors certificates and is FBI Academy graduate. He and his wife Emma and three children live at 214 Daggett.

Reeves County A.B. Nail Antonio “Tony Urquidi Gary Ingram Pecos Texas Commission For Law Enforcement Officer FBI Odessa College Emma Daggett

Cotton Trailer Fires Strain Pecos Fire Crews

Pecos firemen battled a trailer loaded with about three bales of cotton burning across from Toone's Grocery west of town. While tackling that blaze they responded to two more grass fires and another cotton trailer on Duval road, all within about an hour. Heavy damage and total loss of the cotton owned by B V Shaw.

Lynn Owens Duval Road Lynn Webb Pecos Toone’s B.V. Shaw

Reeves Loving County Junior Livestock Show Plans Big

Reeves and Loving County 4 H and FFA members prepare for the annual Junior Livestock Show and Sale scheduled January 30 31 at the City county fair barn. Steers and swine start Friday with lambs shown Saturday. Sale follows a barbecue and hospitality hour as buyers commit to a larger event.

Reeves-Loving County Bill Calloway Reeves and Loving County 4-H FFA Calloway

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Planning and Zoning Board Justice Department State of Union White House Ronald Reagan Democratic Congress U.S Senate É Que Paso Tony Urquidi E-Z Walker
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