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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1979

Page

2

Immigrant Violations Sentences Handed Down in Pecos

A Lawton woman and six Mexican citizens were sentenced by U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston in Pecos for misdemeanor immigration violations. Sandra Parks received a year of supervised probation, with six months imprisonment suspended. Others included several with prior apprehensions receiving 10 days to 179 days, most noting voluntary returns to Mexico.Each admitted rights in open court.

Lawton Okla U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service U.S J.M. Preston Pecos Sandra Sue Parks Preston Manuel Hermosilla-Vela Mexico Victor Dominguez-Salazar Texas Ramon Hermosillo-Vela

Wall Street edges higher as Exxon gains on earnings

Stocks rose at midday with the Dow up 1.56 to 847.97 as Exxon climbs 3/8 to 50 after reporting Q4 earnings of 1.91 a share, up from 1.28. The NYSE composite gains 17 to 56.24, and the American index rises 0.95 to 160.94 amid 11.65 million shares traded. Grain and cotton futures also move higher.

New York New York Stock Exchange Exxon Enserch NYSE American Stock Exchange

Park to receive weather service at Guadalupe Mountains NP

A cooperative arrangement between the National Park Service and the National Weather Service Forecast Office in Lubbock will provide daily localized forecasts to Guadalupe Mountains National Park starting about February 1. The service aims to aid visitors and reduce weather related emergencies by sharing 72 hour outlooks and park specific data each morning.

National Park Service National Weather Service Lubbock Guadalupe Mountains National Park Carlsbad New Mexico el Paso Guadalupe Mountain Range Park Informa Billy J. Crouch National Weather Service Office Don Dayton Guadalupe Park

English restaurants buy Texas avocados export to England

One hundred cases of Lula avocados left Brownsville for England on Thursday January 25 marking the first export shipment from Texas in a growing agri export sector. South Point Nursery supplied the three quarter pound avocados with 60 to 70 acres in Brownsville. Brownsville. Rio Grande Valley hosts 400 to 500 acres of avocados. Dwight and Irene Stombergs coordinated the sale as Texas citrus export brokers.

Austin Texas Brownsville England Reagan V. Brown South Point Nursery Brown Rio Grande Valley South Point Dwight Irene Stomberg Texas Citrus Export Texas Department of Agriculture

On the Run Pesticide Names And Safety Notes

The article explains how to request pesticides by exact terms like insecticides miticides and molluscicides. It lists Diazinon Spectracide Kelthane rotenone Sevin carbaryl and Levin, noting bees toxicity, plant effects, and usage cautions while outlining upcoming 4-H and stock shows and Texas Extension programs.

Jose C. Baeza obituary long Balmorhea resident dies at 69

Jose Cortez Baeza, 69, farmer and Balmorhea resident, died at 2 a.m. in Pecos County Hospital Fort Stockton. He was father to four Balmorhea residents, a Pecos resident, and brother to a local. Rosary at 8 p.m. in Christ The King Church Balmorhea. Funeral Mass at 3 p.m. Friday at the church with Balmorhea Cemetery burial. Born in Ojinaga Mexico in 1909, he lived in Balmorhea most of his life. Survived by wife Margarita. sons Danny and Jose Pedro. daughters Carmel a Hinojos Pecos Cecilia Ornelas Lucy Galindo Petra Rivas Las Cruces N.M. Andrea Carrasco Phoenix Ariz. Four sisters Maria Matta Balmorhea Andrea Baeza Los Angeles Ricarda Wilkinson Tucson Manuelita Snyder Tucson. 21 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Jose C. Baeza Balmorhea Jose Cortez Baeza Pecos County Hospital Fort Stockton Pecos Christ the King Catholic Church Ojinaga Mexico Margarita Baeza Danny Jose Pedro Baeza Carmela Hinojos Cecilia Ornelas Lucy Galindo Petra Rivas Las Cruces N.M Andrea

Pecos High hosts all schools at science fair

The Pecos High School Science Club will host its annual science fair on Friday January 26. Schools represented include Austin Elementary Bessie Haynes Elementary Barstow Elementary Zavala Jr High Crockett Jr High and Pecos High. Projects will be set up Friday afternoon with judging 3 to 5 PM. Viewing is open 5 to 6 30 PM and awards begin at 6 30 PM.

Pecos

Sul Ross gets grant for criminal justice internship program

Sul Ross State University in Alpine has received a 4000 grant from the Texas College Coordinating Board and the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration for spring and summer internships. Dean John Hudgens notes plans to place Alpine's Dianne Winn with Permian Basin Dual Probation Department and Houston's Steve Sekal with Davis Mountain Achievement Center Fort Davis. The program aims to broaden student participation in law enforcement internships.

Alpine Sul Ross State University Criminal Justice Department Texas College Coordinating Board Law Enforcement Assistance Administraton Sul Ross John Hudgens Dianne Winn Permian Basin Steve Sekal Houston Davis Mountain Achievement Center Fort Davis Hudgens

Pompeii Exhibit Trip Planned by Sul Ross in Dallas

Sul Ross State University art and history departments sponsor a four day trip to Dallas from Alpine to view the Pompeii exhibit at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts. February 21 to 24 include travel from Midland and hotel stay at the Adolphus with a Feb 1 payment deadline.

Pompeii Dallas Museum of Fine Arts Bob Hext Sul Ross Dallas History and Art SRSU Midland Regional Air Terminal Adolphus Hotel Hext Alpine Sally Cockrum Alpine Travel Center Art Department

January 1979 Pecos calendar weekly club meetings listed

January 1979 calendar notes monthly schedule for Pecos and Balmorhea clubs and meetings. Lions Club Optimist Club and Rotary Club events listed with locations and times. Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Non gatherings provided with contact numbers. Senior Citizens Center activities and bingo noted.

Lions Club Pecos Inn Amistad Lions Club Lions den Pecos Saragosa Hall Pecos AA Al-Non S. Oak Balmorhea Barstow Franklin's Senior Citizens Center S. Cedar Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous S. Oak St S. Cedar, Huff and Puff

Ambulance Called After Arthur Schmid Incident in Pecos

Pecos Ambulance Service responded at 1:29 p.m. Wednesday to the Arthur Schmid residence to transport him to Reeves County Hospital. Police investigate criminal mischief at 2215 Cactus where a 1974 pickup windshield was broken, a rock found nearby believed used as projectile. Damage estimated at $300.

Pecos Arthur Schmid Reeves County Hospital

Scouts Set Banquet Date for Buffalo Trail Council

The Buffalo Trail Council Boy Scouts of America schedules its fifty fifth meeting and banquet for Friday January 26 at the Learning Resources Center Building on the University of Texas of the Permian Basin South Campus. The annual meeting begins at 6 p.m. and the banquet at 7 p.m. G E Tommy Thompson of Kermit will speak, holder of the Silver Beaver Award. Four Silver Beaver Awards will be presented as volunteers are recognized and 1979 council officers are elected and installed.

Buffalo Trail Council Boy Scouts of America Learning Resources Center South Campus University of Texas of G.E Tommy) Thompson Kermit Thompson Boy Scout Council West Texas

Scout Troop 191 Visits Buffalo Trail Ranch

Boy Scout Troop 191 traveled to Buffalo Trail Scout Ranch. They departed Friday at 5 30 p m and returned Saturday around 7 p m. Attendees included Paul McAmis Craig Chappell Larry Chappell Trev Miller Jimmy Miller Terry Metcalf Michael Thomas Francisco Lopez Eugene Sweet Johnny Mata and Scoutmasters Dan Ford and Loyd Chappell.

Buffalo Trail Scout Ranch Paul McAmis Craig Chappell Larry Chappell Trev Miller Jimmy Miller Terry Metcalf Michael Thomas Francisco Lopez Eugene Sweet Johnny Mata Dan Ford Loyd Chappell

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