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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1978

Page

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Weekend Reeves-Loving Junior Livestock Show Schedule

A full weekend of activities is set for Reeves-Loving County Junior Livestock Show at the Fair Barn and Sheriff’s Posse Barn. Weighing began today with judging at 5 p.m. hogs first and capons afterward, then steers at 8 p.m. Saturday lamb judging starts 9 a.m. Approx 350 exhibitors show caps, hogs, lambs and steers. About 100 sale lots Saturday at 7:30 p.m. last year’s sales topped $44,000.

Reeves-Loving County Fair Barn Sheriff's Posse Wallace Cox Luna County New Mexico Johnny Harri Ward County Monahans Jim Sachse New Mexico State University Las Cruces N.M Wally Gillum Midland Dale Toone Balmorhea F.F.A Bailey Wheeless Ray Ellis Pecos Johnny Barfield Dan Gary Reeves County Posse Barn

Reeves County Teachers Credit Union annual meeting emphasized asset growth

More than 200 members attended the Reeves County Teachers Credit Union annual meeting at the high school cafeteria. Board Chairman Jerry Workman reported assets rose from 331 701.88 to 575 666.03 in three years and noted a seven percent dividend on savings with a 10 percent borrower rebate. President Treasurer David Dutchover announced affiliation with Southwest Corporate Federal Credit Union and over 100 million invested.

Phillip Ferguson Jerry Workman Reeves County Teachers Credit Union David Dutchover Robert Hinojos Workman Presi

No corporate profits tax keeps Texas business friendly

Texas stands out among Sunbelt states by lacking a corporate profits tax. Tax experts say this boosts a favorable business climate as lawmakers study potential reforms. A 1971 defeated corporate income tax is contrasted with franchise tax revenue projections and questions about stability and federal alignment.

Austin Texas Sunbelt Walt Lilie Comptroller's Office District of Columbia Washington Nevada Wyoming South Dakota Lilie Florida

Judge Denies Mistrial In Don Yarbrough Perjury Trial

The judge refused to declare a mistrial as defense counsel condemned a prosecutor’s cross examination question about Yarbrough’s forgery allegation. Yarbrough, found guilty of aggravated perjury, spoke of forgiveness amid emotion as jurors deliberated. He admitted fault amid defense and prosecution remarks, with weather notes and a brief regional forecast following the court coverage.

Austin Texas Don Yarbrough Yarbrough Supreme Court Travis County Don Waggoner Carr Houston Carol Vance Vance

Guest speaker named for Reeves County hospital dedication

Richard A. Lockwood M D, vice president of Texas Tech University Health Science Centers and University School of Medicine in Lubbock, is named guest speaker for the Reeves County Hospital dedication on Sunday February 5. Open house 2 to 5 p m. Lockwood, a Harvard and Johns Hopkins trained surgeon, has a long UCSD medical background and helped plan the University of Hawaii medical school.

Richard A. Lockwood Texas Tech University University School of Medicine Lubbock Reeves County Hospital Lockwood Harvard University John Hopkins University School of Medicine Los Angeles University of California Los Angeles School of Medicine University of California At San Diego School of Medicine University of Hawaii

Edinburg Publisher Questioned in Funds Probe

Edinburg Daily Review publisher Jim Mathis testified in Judge Joe Cisneros court of inquiry into alleged misuse of federal funds by a local anti-poverty agency. Mathis was asked about possible conflicts of interest and connections to the case.

Edinburg, Texas Edinburg Newpaper Jim Mathis The Edinburg Daily Review Joe Cisneros

Middlemen take $1,186 of marketbasket food costs in 1977

USDA figures show the average U.S. family spent a record 1936 on a 65 item marketbasket in 1977, up 2.2 percent from 1976. Farmers received 38 percent of the price while middlemen kept 1,186 and farmers 750.

Washington Agriculture Department Department USDA Henry T. Badger Badger U.S

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Reeves-Loving Jr Buck Miller Teachers Credit Union Dutchover Beatrice Lopez Ivan Madrid Phyllis M. Taylor J.P. Word Texas Association of Taxpayers Ward Subcommittee Hamp Atkinson D - New Boston Texas Afl-Cio Wayne Peveto Dorange Associated Press West Texas Panhandle Ucsd School of Medicine
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