Jurors announced for Reeves County Court at Law
A new panel of jurors for Reeves County Court at Law was announced by County Clerk Catherine Ashley. Jurors are to report Monday Jan 29 at 10 a.m. to Reeves County Courthouse. The list includes Mary N. House Nelva Foster Claudell J. Powell Anna M. Bowers Marty K. Grizzard Fred C. Stewart Sheila Lambros Terry D. Kelly James E. McCormick James C. Faulkner Ernest E. Porter Lee Davis Lewis V. Helberg Joe M. Wallace Peggy R. Clark Lillian W. Bounds Isidro H. Cobos Phil L. Swift Ismael V. Rodriguez Ravel T. Carrasco Kenneth Huffman Juana Barrera Henry A. Davis Sara Hess Dee Fleming Sofia Gomez Augustin Tarango Nicolas Lujan plus many other named residents of Pecos Balmorhea Saragosa Toyah and nearby areas.
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Reeves County
Jefferson
Sheila Lambros
Terry D. Kelly
N. Pecos
Hwy
Pecos
James E. McCormick
Wyoming
James C. Faulkner
Adams
Ernest E. Porter
Lee Davis
E. 2Nd St
Lewis V. Helberg
S. Alamo
Joe M. Wallace
Peggy RK. Clark
Iowa
Lillian W. Bounds
Isidro H. Cobos
Phil L. Swift
S. Eddy
Ismael V. Rodriguez
Balmorhea
Ravel T. Carrasco
S. Pecan
Kenneth R. Huffman
Morris
Juana F. Barrera
Henry A. Davis
Washington
Sara C. Hess
Dee C. Fleming
Sofia N. Gomez
Saragosa
Clarence F. Douglas
Oleander
Shelia D. Cluberson
Frank Ramos, Jr
Santos Fuentez
Tony H. Marquez
S. Sycamore
Linda C. Jordan
Toyah
Virginia Flores
Marcellus Ruder
Sylvia S. Marquez
S. Cherry
Lorenzo G. Rodriguez
Lydia Duran
Leonor R. Lujan
S. Locust
Harry A. Olson
Oscar L. Luna
Jimmie F. Odie, Sr
Rodolfo L. Nunez
E. 9Th St
Jayme Lawrance
Hackberry
Ellen Call
J.L. Owens
Melba Lee Talley
Gwyn
Apolinar A. Bitolas
Walnut
Caroline K. Clark
Missouri
Rudolfo G. Martinez
Augustin G. Tarango
N. Ash
Nicolas A. Lujan
S. Mulberry
Carmen MM. Hig
Stocks Edge Higher Ahead of State of the Union Address
Wall Street inched up as traders awaited President Carter’s State of the Union. The noon Dow at 840.78 rose 2.25, with gainers beating losers 3 to 2 on the NYSE. Stone Container jumped 7.25 to 23 amid merger talks with Boise Cascade. Gardner Denver rose 5.25 to 29 as takeover by Cooper Industries looms. NYSE composite +0.09 to 56.01. AMEX market value +0.23 to 160.85. Several grain and cotton futures traded higher by midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Balmorhea Community Calendar Notes January Events
Balmorhea Senior Citizens host monthly game night at the Center on January 25 at 7 pm with refreshments. Nurses from Pecos hold a blood clinic January 24 from 9 to 1 30. City Council meets January 25 at 7 pm to discuss sewage systems. Mildred Stroade entertains Bridge Club with a spaghetti supper and bingo. Helen Martin in Odessa hospital for eye surgery. Clay Huelster and Vicky Jorden visit Balmorhea. District workers clear tumbleweeds from canals as winds cause overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Senior Citizens Center
Balmorhea
Re-enlists in U S Army for Four Years
Spec. 4 Homer M Harden reenlisted for four years while serving as a drafts man with the 2nd Engineer Battalion in Korea. His wife Christine lives at 414 E 13th St Pecos. Harden's parents Mr and Mrs Homer Harden live at 121 S Sycamore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer M. Harden
Christine
E. 13Th St. Pecos
2Nd Engineer
Korea
Harden
Homer Harden
S. Sycamore
Son Promoted to Army Specialist Five in Korea
Tony B. Jares, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard D Jares of 1418 S Plum St Pecos, was promoted to Army specialist five. He serves as a repairman with the 2nd Infantry Division at Camp Casey in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony B. Jares
Bernard D. Jares
S. Plum St
Pecos
2Nd Infantry Division
Camp Casey
Korea
Man Found Dead Near Pecos Warehouse
The body of Frank Pack, 36, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, was found near a compress warehouse along State Highway 17. Justice of the Peace Cliff Preslar ruled death from natural causes. Relatives in Baton Rouge have been notified. Pecos Funeral Home handles local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pack
Baton Rouge
Pecos
Slack Named Chairman On General Investigating Panel In Texas House
State Rep. Richard Slack of Pecos has been named chairman of the House General Investigating Committee and vice chairman for Energy Resources, plus a seat on the Appropriations Committee for the next two years of the 66th Legislature. Slack, a 14-term veteran and businessman, previously served on Appropriations. The General Investigating Committee can subpoena records across state agencies and local subdivisions. The Energy Resources panel handles conservation and development of oil gas minerals and other energy resources, including related boards and commissions. The 21 member Appropriations Committee oversees all state funds and claims against the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Richard Slack
Pecos
House
General Investigating Committee
Bill Clayton
Clayton
Slack
Rep. Slack
Appropriations
Texas
State Auditor's Department
Texas Legislative Council
Department of Public Safety
Attorney General's Department
Energy Resources Committee
Governor's Energy Advisory Council
Southern Interstate Nuclear Board
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
Pecos businessman named to Pearl Brewing Million Canners Club
Bennie Babb of Pecos earns Pearl Brewing Company Million Canners Club for recycling over one million all aluminum beverage cans in 1978. Announcement made at San Antonio HQ during National Sales Meeting. Center at 1212 South Cedar has reclaimed over 19 million cans since opening. deposits support Texas environment and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Babb
Pecos
Pearl Brewing Company
Lutz Issleib
Tom Nichols
San An
Texas
Nichols
South Cedar
Babb
Odessa College enrolls 26 in Texas PACE program
Odessa College hosts 26 students benefiting from the Texas Program for AFDC Career Education. The PACE grant from the Texas Department of Human Resources funds the effort, aiming to place recipients in occupational training and jobs after completing courses. Rudy Sanchez leads OC's PACE counseling and notes the program addresses recipients’ special problems. OC is among 18 community colleges and one university collaborating with state agencies and industry on such programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Odessa College
Texas Program
AFDC
PACE
Division
Texas Department of Human Resources
Austin
Rudy Sanchez
Texas
Six aliens jailed for immigration law violations in Pecos
Six aliens were sentenced Monday by U S Magistrate J M Preston in Pecos after pleading guilty to misdemeanor immigration violations. Jose Olivas Lucero 37 received 358 days total with 179 days on two counts to be served consecutively. Cipriano Galindo Villa 23 Braulio Torres Navarrete 46 Gilberto Torres Navarrete 35 Alfonso Ibarra Carreon 238 each got 179 days. Epifanio Dominguez Madrid 29 received 30 days. All acknowledged rights to trial before the magistrate.
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United States
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
Jose Olivas-Lucero
Cipriano Galindo-Villa
Braulio Torres-Navarrete
Gilberto Torres-Navarrete
Alfonso Ibarra-Carreon
Epifanio Dominguez
Madrid
Community group schedule for Pecos and nearby towns
January 1979 community listings show weekly meetings for Lions Club Amistad Lions Club Pecos Evening Optimist Club TOPS 259 Morning TOPS 928 Senior Citizens Center Huff and putt class in the Civic Center and various church and fraternal gatherings. Rotary Jaycees and Alcoholics Anonymous meet at Holiday Inn and Oak Street locations with a mix of noon, evening and weekend sessions.
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Lions Club
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
S. Oak
Balmorhea
TOPS
Reeves Community Council
10Th St
Barstow
Eddy St
Downtown Lions Club
Holiday Inn
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Pecos Rotary Club
Franklin's
Pecos Jaycees
Theft of woman's purse at Pecos store on Eddy Street
Police investigate the theft of a clutch type purse containing credit cards and ID from a Tyler woman shopping at 910 S. Eddy. Report filed around 6:10 p.m. An ambulance was sent at 4:22 a.m. to a motel for a 44 year old man with chest pains, admitted to Reeves County Hospital. Relatives notified.
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Pecos
Tyler
Texas
S. Eddy
Pecos Ambulance Service
Highway 80
Reeves County Hospital
New welding training program at Odessa College
Odessa College starts a year round welding training program on February 1 to ease local skilled labor shortages. The flexible plan lets students enroll any weekday, study one skill or the full 1400 clock hour course, with half day classes to accommodate workers. Courses range from basic welding to MIG TIG and blueprint reading, with costs from 32 to 130 per course and total about 915 for the full program.
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Odessa
Permian Basin
Odessa College
Duane Nobles
OC Welding Department
Nobles
Counseling
Savings bond sales reported for Reeves County
County Bond Chairman Archie Scott announced October sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds in Reeves County totaling 146,695 dollars, reaching 77 percent of the 1978 goal of 190,000. Texas October sales stood at 23,148,519 dollars with ten months of 1978 totaling 225,916,924 dollars at 83 percent of the 306.6 million goal.
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United States Savings
Reeves County
Archie Scott
Texas
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N. Alamo
Roberto M. Vanvickle
Melvin Hampton
Cayanosa
Lily C. Bersosa
Martin Valencia
Tracy A. Ellis
Billy D. Toone, Jr
Raymundo L. Orona
S. Almond
Lillie M. Ephriam
George E. Tillery
S. Hackberry
James R. Lovelance
Cowan
Concha R. Villeascas
Dionicio L. Gomez
Daniel G. Rodriguez
Jeronimo QO. Lara
N. Willow
Anna M
S. N. Pecan
Tammy S. Burke
W. 7Th
Armando N., Fuentes
Gloria Windham
Cactus
Debra J. Benton
S. Willow
Enid K. Davenport
Armida Armendariz
Chicago
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
Indus
Mildred Stroade
Bridge Club
Nan Cate
Ellen Letheo
Helen Martin
Clay Huelster
Vicky Jorden
Clay
Frankie Kingston
U.S. Army
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Compositi
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis Counties
Son
Kirk Daniels
Reeves-Loving County
James Mitchell
Wolfforth
Robert Hinojos
Environmental Service
Business and Industry
MTWT
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
S. Cedar, Huff and Puff
Pecos Enterprise
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