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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1977

Page

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Ten year old Anthony Portillo earns Enterprise Carrier honor

Ten year old Anthony Portillo, Pecos Elementary fifth grader, is named Enterprise Carrier of the Month after starting a route on New Year’s Day last year. Lupe Villena praises his reliability and courtesy with customers on Hickory to Oleander streets. He handles weather by planning with family support and enjoys drawing and summer baseball.

Anthony Portillo Enterprise Lupe Villela Pecos Hickory Oleander S. Plum Gene Douglas

Livestock Show Opens With Barbecue And Auction

The 1977 livestock show begins with a 5 p.m. barbecue at 2.50 per plate, then an auction at 7:30 p.m. in the fair barn. Hog show starts by 5 p.m. with capon displays, followed by steers and lambs to be shown by 9 a.m. Saturday. Reeves and Loving counties 4 H and FFA chapters participate. Arson squad warns against torching homes.

FFA Reeves Loving

Congress urged to pass emergency energy bill during gas shortages

White House energy adviser James R. Schlesinger urged Congress to enact Carter's emergency energy proposals as a temporary safety net amid severe natural gas shortages caused by a cold winter. He warned some homes may face gas cutoffs while regional supplies vary and called for authority to shift gas. Senate debate opened with leaders pressing rapid action and long term planning to follow.

Associated Press Washington White House James R. Schlesinger Congress Carter Schlesinger House Energy and Power Senate Subcommittee John Dingell D-Mich Dingell Robert Byrd D-W Byrd

Briscoe Pushes Deregulation as Gas Crisis Remedy

Texas Governor Dolph Briscoe urged Congress to deregulate the price of new natural gas rather than rely on Carter administration emergency legislation. He argued federal controls have harmed Texas consumers paying up to four times more for intrastate gas and warned that price controls fail long term while Carter supports deregulation in principle. He stressed rapid federal action is needed to avert future gas shortages.

Associated Press Washington Dolph Briscoe Texas Congress Carter House Energy Subcommittee Briscoe

Grand jury indicts nine in Reeves County cases

Reeves County grand jury returned nine indictments. Charles W. Curtis faces charges of taking encumbered bank property between 200 and 10 000 dollars from First Coman Bank and City National Bank Wichita Falls on April 10 1976. Others include Marty Howard for allegedly stealing a car in January, Ector Juarez for burglary December 13, Little John Eagle for theft of a Chevrolet truck, Jaime Lynn Wade for methamphetamine possession, Jimmy and Linda Sykes over Lindy Sykes’s death on January 2 1976, Enrique Castillo Arriola for jewelery store burglary September 10, Ronnie Lee for head injury in theft incident January 16, and Michael Paul Reeves for injury during theft at a service station.

Reeves County Grand Jury Charles W. Curtis First Comanche Bank of Comanche City National Bank of Wichita Falls Marty Howard Rodney Sparkman Howard Ector Juarez Charles D. Gilchrist Juarez Little John Eagle John Cravey Jaime Lynn Wade Lindy Michell Sykes Enrique Castillo Arriola Fonville Arriola Ronnie Lee Paul Budlong U.S Lee Michael Paul Reeves Reeves

Granado Home Fire Damages Oscar Granado Residence

Fire at 925 E. 4th St Thursday afternoon caused heavy smoke damage to most of the Granado home. Fire marshal Dick Wadley says an electrical short in a bedroom stereo sparked the blaze, which destroyed one bedroom and many furnishings. The incident was extinguished in about 30 minutes.

Th St Oscar Granado Dick Wadley Hackberry

Boyle Granted New Trial By Pennsylvania Supreme Court

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered a new trial for former United Mine Workers president W. A. Tony Boyle. He was convicted in the killings of UMW insurgent Joseph Yablonski and his wife and daughter.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Supreme Court

Bitter cold blast grips Midwest with snow and wind

The Associated Press reports another Arctic air surge across the Midwest bringing bitter cold, wind, and snow. By morning the front stretched from eastern Montana to western Minnesota and aimed toward the southeast with temperatures plummeting to 20 degrees below zero.

Associated Press Midwest Great Lakes Central Plains Montana Minnesota

Cold front drives snow and wind across central regions

Frigid air and gusty winds sweep the plains and Great Lakes creating travel advisories. Snow totals include five inches at Muskegon Minnesota and scattered flurries from the Rockies to the Great Lakes. Visibility drops with blowing snow while Texas faces dense fog along with a sharp cold front advancing toward evening.

Mason City Iowa Rockies Great Lakes Muskegon Minn Peoria Ill Rapid City S.D Moline Milwaukee Central Plains Great Lakes Region Texas Panhandle East Texas Midland Houston Panhandle North Texas South Tex

Pecos Division gains new court deputy clerk Stella Guerrero McAnally

Stella Guerrero McAnally succeeds Mary Jane Gray as Pecos Division deputy clerk after taking the oath on Jan 20 under Clerk Dan Benedict. The Pecos court, dormant since 1973, was reactivated in 1976 by Judge D W Suttle, with nine preliminary hearings upcoming for Monday.

Stella Guerrero McAnally Mary Jane Gray Pecos United States District Court Alpine McAnally Pecos Abstract Co Reeves County Dan Benedict Jim McAnally James Crane Midland D.W. Suttle J.M. Preston

Fire Sweeps Stratford Hotel in Breckenridge

A blaze destroyed the four story Stratford Hotel in Breckenridge Minnesota before dawn. Twenty two people were unaccounted for as blizzard like conditions and a wind chill of 85 below zero hampered rescue efforts. Mayor Hugh Mikkelson said a death count would take hours to verify once debris could be cleared by a crane.

Breckenridge, Minn Hugh Mikkelson Minnesota-North Dakota Stratford

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