Pecos Day Care Center to hold open house Sunday
A formal opening ceremony and open house run 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday for the Pecos Day Care Center at 1001 E 10th St. The center now cares for up to 64 children and serves all city youngsters regardless of sex or color. Financing came from funds set aside for Pecos Low Rent Housing units with surplus used for the project.
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Pecos Day Car Center
E. 10Th St
Rachel Kirkwood
Community Council of
Reeves County
Board of Directors
Elizabeth Dennison
Pecos
PHA
Ed Armstrong
Kathy Avila
Julianna Garcia
Nancy Bentley
Lynn Webb
Aggie jokes and local notices mixed in Pecos column
A Pecos column blends light humor with local civic notes. It lists county commissioner candidates Ishmael Carrasco and Marcus Martinez seeking re election along with Elia cer Cordova and Dale Toone. It also notes Chel Florez running for Precinct 1 and Lee Green pursuing the county attorney post. A new Pecos Day Care Center opens with 1001 E 10th St and photos show staff and children during a 2 to 4 pm event.
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Ishmael Carrasco
Marcus Martinez
Eliacer Cordova
Cactus St
Dale Toone
Balmorhea
Chel Florez
Pecos
Texas freezes linger as Pecos endures 16 degree dawn
Freezing weather grips Texas with Pecos at 16 degrees and more than an inch of snow in sheltered spots. The day’s high barely hits 35 with .08 inch moisture. warming trend expected to begin by Wednesday across West Texas and eastward. Dense fog and cold snaps extend from New England to Virginia. some states see snow and zero visibilities while the Plains stay cold.
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West Texas
Pecos
Associated Press
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Atlantic Coast
Appalachians
Alabama
New England
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Plains
Mississppi Valley
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Illinois
Mercury
Washington
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Congress
Russia
Rumsfeld
Pentagon
Defense
U.S
House Armed Services Committee
Ford Administration
United States
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Ford
Grand jury indicts 11 in Reeves County session
A Reeves County grand jury returned 11 indictments Monday ranging from burglary to DWI and heroin delivery. Six burglary charges, plus one DWI, forgery, aggravated assault, theft over diesel fuel and hard drug offenses were listed. William S. Johnson faced theft charges with bond set by Judge J.H. Starley. Manuel Garcia and Geronimo Hignojos faced two burglary indictments for the Oct 27 1975 Pecos Iron and Metal burglary, with Garcia bond set at 2500 and Hignojos released on bond.
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Reeves County
Eddins- Walcher Oil Company
William S. Johnson
J.H. Starley
Manuel Jose Garcia
Geronimo Hignojos
Pecos Iron and Metal
Garcia
Hignojos
Pecos Elementary to Move During $326,554 School Remodel
Pecos Elementary students will relocate to the former W Third Street building starting Wednesday to accommodate a seven month remodeling and expansion project. The plan, valued at 326,554, includes full building remodeling and a 1,800 square foot addition for special education facilities with two resource rooms a speech therapy room and a counseling office.
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Santa Rosa Catholic Church
East Side Community Center
Locust Street
Nina Abila
Armstrong
Kathy Abila
Julianna Garcia
Odessa Jenkins
Lucy Hernandez
Nancy Bentley
Pecos
Ray Whitley
W. Third Street
Whitley
Pecos Elementary
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Pecos Day Care Center
Martinez, Carrasco
Paso
John Paul Pitts
Aggie Bennie Babb
Kent Cotton
David Hinz
Cotton
Hinz
David
Peter Proud
Max Ehrlich
Jennifer O'Neil
Flo Johnson
Crawford Hughes Insurance Agency
Lee Green
Green
Walter Holcombe
University of Texas Law School
Fort Worth
Jane
Jackson
Reeves Memorial Hospital
Jerry Taylor
Grand Jury
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