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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1975

Page

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Principal’s waste demonstration shocks Pleasant Valley students

In Camarillo California elementary school Pleasant Valley, principal Jerry Moynihan staged a lunch waste demonstration by dumping trash on a table. Sixth grader Arlene Medina counted 41 sandwiches 19 apples 13 oranges 19 candy pieces and other items. He sent a letter to 430 families and teachers used the incident to teach nutrition and waste.

Camarillo Calif Jerry Moynihan Pleasant Valley Arlene Me Dina Moynihan

Addressed Mail Handling at 2601 E Yandell El Paso TX

The fragment references a location at 2601 East Yandell Drive El Paso Texas with a PO box 10074 and ZIP 79991. It appears as postal or address data rather than a full article.

Yandell P Box el Paso Texas

Weather splits Texas with freezing Panhandle to near 88 in south

A cool front produced sharp contrasts across Texas with Panhandle freezing and Pecos area near 79. Amarillo Dalhart and Childress saw 20s to 32s, while College Station Lufkin Alice Houston Brownsville Victoria McAllen ranged from 68 to 71. Rain and light snow stretched from West Central Texas to Arkansas Illinois, with snow in southern California to Utah.

West Texans Pecos Panhandle Associated Press Dallas Midland Amarillo Dal Hart Childress Lubbock Texas College Station Lufkin Alice Houston Brownsville Victoria McAllen Cotulla Mineral Wells Dalhart Kansas

EPA warns oxidizing catalyst devices threaten health

The EPA released a preliminary report warning that continued use of auto exhaust oxidizing catalyst devices to cut carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon emissions may raise sulfate output and worsen public health. The auto industry has largely adopted these devices to meet federal standards. Central Wyoming reports mention light snow in western Montana and northern Michigan with rain and snow in western Washington. Dense fog persisted across the western and central Gulf Coast with travel advisories in many areas. Unseasonably mild weather dominated most regions outside the northern Rockies and Plains, with overnight lows in the 30s and daytime 40s to 60s in the Southeast.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency EPA Wyoming Montana Michigan Gulf Coast Rockies Plains

Seawright takes seventh in student congress at west Texas math contest

Pecos students joined more than 500 competitors from 34 schools at the 10th annual math and science contest in Andrews. Charles Seawright finished seventh in student congress while no Pecos entrant placed in the top four. Participants competed in slide rule, number sense, science, mathematics and student congress.

Pecos West Texas Andrews Charles Seawright Elancio Reyes Joe Rivera Brian Gross Mark Smith Lisa Smith Vickie Hurley Seawright Sonja Jenkins Debbie Hill Linda Wein Judy Lopez Julie White Mrs George Bounds Evelyn Langston

Ford energy program cost estimate rises

White House officials say President Ford may raise the average family’s yearly cost by as much as 345 dollars, with an average increase around 275. The higher estimate accompanies suits by eight Northeastern governors challenging the import oil tax and its use to curb consumption. A similar suit and a spokesman cite higher indirect costs for petroleum products as part of the plan.

Washington White House Ford Ron Nessen Nessen

Pecos and area schools cited in national language bias probe

Pecos schools face questions over bilingual programs amid a federal civil rights fact finding. Officials say they are unaware of the report details while Texas districts including Ector High in Odessa and Carlsbad NM await official word on alleged noncompliance. চ

Ray Whitley Pecos Ector High School Odessa Texas Whitley Ector Bill Homes HEW Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Dakoa Utah Virginia Washington Wyoming Peter E. Holmes U.S. Supreme Court San Francisco Lau

Kissinger Middle East trip unlikely to bridge gap

Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said he expects an exploratory mission in the Middle East next month and does not anticipate arranging a settlement or engaging in shuttle diplomacy. He noted the Sinai pullback and Arab peace goals could be reconciled but warned the situation is extremely complex. He also cited a canceled Buenos Aires foreign ministers meeting as a setback to Latin American dialogue, though he plans a future visit to the region.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Egypt Sinai Israel Ers State Department Mideast Kissinger Middle East Hemisphere Buenos Aires Latin America

IBM Stock Opens, Gains on First Day of Trading

IBM stock began trading on the New York Stock Exchange at 11 20 a m gaining 25 125 to 188 after a halt Friday. The issue resumed trading today as investors watched the debut activity.

IBM New York International Business Machines Corp New York Stock Exchange Securities and Exchange Commission U.S Telex Corp Chicago Midwest Stock Exchange

China deal barely moves U S wheat prices says Butz

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said China’s cancellation of large U.S. wheat contracts will have no appreciable effect on American consumers. Traders noted the cut totals about 22 million tons, two thirds of U.S. wheat slated for shipment through mid-1976, a fraction of the overall harvest.

Chicago Earl L. Butz China United States U.S

Ashley testifies FBI warned Bell about Estes case

Ashley a former Southwestern Bell official testified in San Antonio that FBI agents warned him in advance of the Estes case enabling Bell to save money. He said the FBI provided a list of Estes cover corporations and that the company avoided lawsuits while others suffered. The testimony came during a $29.2 million damage suit against Southwestern Bell.

San Antonio Southwestern Bell Telephone Co FBI West Texas Billie Sol Estes James H. Ashley Southwestern Bell Estes Ashley Telephone Lubbock Tele Bell West Texas

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