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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1977

Page

2

Jurors ordered to read Hustler issues cover to cover

In Cincinnati the Hustler obscenity trial includes publisher Larry Flynt his wife Althea brother James and production manager Al Van Schaik. Jurors must study 11 issues as the defendants face up to 25 years each. Prosecutors urge obscenity and organized crime charges while defense says it tests press freedom. The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the trial continues despite questions of local jurisdiction.

Andy Lippman Associated Press Cincinnati Hustler Larry Flynt Althea James al van Schaik Hamilton County Herald Fahringer Flynt Simon Leis Jr Leis Columbus Ohio Supreme Court

Noon market report shows mixed gains in blue chips and futures

In New York trading the Dow rose 2.66 to 961.19 at noon as big-name issues rebounded from recent pressure. The NYSE issue leaders were mixed with more decliners than advancers, cotton futures gained on renewed demand, and livestock markets in Amarillo reported moderate steer and heifer demand with selective price gains.

NEW York Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange Dow Johns Manville NYSE Big Bend New York Cotton Exchange Amarillo Tex

Bald-headed Ibis Risked Nourishment and Nobility

The bald-headed ibis once drew elite appetite as a delicacy in Europe. A ban on indiscriminate hunting was first issued in 1504 by Archbishop Leonhead of Salzburg, aiming to protect the bird and its young.

Europe Leonhead Salzburg

Thefts and incidents reported in local police blotter

CB theft reported by Monte Kesey at Casa Manana Apt 5 after a pickup window was broken behind First Baptist Church. Animal control cited Vance Perkins for dogs at large. damage to a resident’s fence. short change incidents leading to Roy Lee Wilson’s arrest for no license. Minor collision at Cedar and 9th Street.

Monte Kesey Casa Manana Apt. 5 First Baptist Church Inez Ailstock Ivy Vance Perkins Perkins Ailstock Gary Atwood Sonic Drive Inn Mary Rodriguez Tips Cafe SH 17 Roy Lee Wilson Ector E. Jaramillo Hickory Domingo Machuca S. Orange Machuca 9Th St Wacker Amalia L. Ramonez Pecos Virginia Villanueva N. Alamo Ramonez Villanueva

Government cracks down on violence in Madrid crisis

In Madrid the Spanish government invoked Franco era anti terror laws amid a surge of violence, banning demonstrations and allowing police to detain suspects longer without charges. The crackdown follows seven deaths, strikes, and a large funeral turnout for slain lawyers amid calls for democracy and public order preservation.

Madrid Spain Francisco Franco Adolfo Suarez

Fourteen schools to join Monahans speech tournament

The Monahans junior high and high school will host a Saturday speech tournament with fourteen participating schools. Events include pros reading poetry interpretation persuasive and informative speaking and debate, per instructor Ivan Sandlin.

Monahans Speech and Drama Department MHS Ivan Sandlin

Odessa unemployment rate hits 2.8 percent in 1976

Preliminary Texas Employment Commission estimates place Odessa area unemployment at 2.8 percent, about 1,500 jobless among 51,190 employed in Ector County. The rate is the third lowest in the state behind Midland and Lubbock while statewide stands around 5.2 percent and national about 7.8 percent.

Odessa Texas Employment Commission Ector County Midland Lubbock Texas

Chili Cookoff Moves to Pepper Ranch West of Terlingua

Glenn Pepper owner of Motel Villa de la Mina says the 11th annual World Champion Chili Cookoff will be held at his ranch five miles west of the old ghost town rather than in Terlingua. Pepper says Frank Tolbert of the Dallas Morning News arranged last year via a call to use the site.

Glenn Pepper Villa de la Mina Terlingua Pepper Frank Tolbert Dallas Morning News

Trini Lopez Dies. Services Held in Saragosa

Funeral services were held in Saragosa on Monday for Trini Lopez and his newborn, with burial in Saragosa cemetery. He was born January 21 at Reeves County Memorial Hospital and is survived by his parents Blas and Maria Lopez, two brothers Blas Jr and Michael, and grandparents Trinidad Jurado and Domingo Lopez families.

Trinidad Lopez Saragosa Reeves County Memorial Hospital Blas Lopez Blas Jr Michael Trinidad Jurado Domingo Lopez

Pecos Enterprise Newsstand and Mail Rates Noted

Pecos Texas notices list staff titles and addresses for the Pecos Enterprise with rates for newsstands and mail subscriptions. Rates show 834.28 and 400 as monthly and annual figures, plus student and serviceman concessions. State counties Reeves Ward Loving Culberson Jeff Davis highlighted for mail.

Reeves Ward Loving Culberson Jeff Davis

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