Noon market gains lift stocks and oil firm on rate outlook
The noon Dow Jones rose 6.14 to 957.49 as gainers topped losers by over two to one on the NYSE. Standard Oil of California led volume, up 0.5 at 31.5 despite a 24 percent Q4 earnings drop. Cotton futures posted higher midday levels while livestock prices shifted modestly higher in Amarillo.
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New York
Standard Oil of
California
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Hearst Case Reveals Psych Patient's Slow Break With Reality
A psychiatrist testified that Patricia Hearst suffered post shock changes after a 60 day removal of a prior treatment. The trial described her reaction to the bank robbery and fear during a gun image. The witness cited FBI hostility and SLA violence as key elements.
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Miss Hearst
Sargant
FBI
Los Angeles
Patty
SLA
Wendy Yoshimure
Wendy
Pecos Enterprise Local News and Rates Summary
Pecos Enterprise publishes weekdays with ads and notices. It lists contact and rate details: circulation in Reeves and nearby counties, mail rates to other counties and states, and service options for servicemen and students. Associated Press news dispatches credited to the paper.
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Reeves
Ward
Loving
Culberson
Jeff Davis
Associated Press
Second Odessa murder suspect lands in California
Billy Alton Terry, 23, formerly of Odessa, was arrested Tuesday in Ventura, California on a fugitive warrant issued by Ector County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Elwood Hill plans to return him to Ector County today to face charges related to the January 17 killings of two transients.
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Odessa
California
Ector County
Elwood Hill
Hill
Billy Alton Terry
Ventura
Calif
Oil pocket rumoured off Vizcaino Peninsula Mexico
American geologists and oil firms chase a reported major oil and gas pocket on the Vizcaino Peninsula in Baja California. Union Oil reportedly informed staff of the unconformed strike, with Pemex officials not talking. Confirmation could spur Southern California and offshore exploration plans.
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San Diego
Calif
Mexico
Doug Traxler
Los Angeles
Gordon Gastil
Union Oil
Vizcaino
Baja California
California
Traxler
Pemex
National Oil Company
Colonial Food Stores promotes Bernie Kidwell to education administrator
Colonial Food Stores Inc announces Bernie Kidwell’s promotion to administrator of store employee education. He joined Colonial in 1972 and has served as store manager in San Angelo and as training store manager for the San Angelo area, coordinating store level educational programs. In his new role he will work with Training Store Managers to enhance their training skills.
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Colonial Food Stores, Inc
San Angelo
Bernie Kidwell
Bernie
Colonial
Colonial’s
Americans dine out as earnings rise in 1975 half year
Despite a recession, eating out remains strong as restaurant income climbs 15 percent in the first half of 1975 over the same period in 1974. Conference Board notes higher prices explain about 12 percent of the gain.
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Conference Board
Gibson attends justice school and local notices
Gibson travels to San Antonio for a week at a Justice of the Peace school. Sue Harris begins work at Priscillas House of Hair Fashions in Pecos. Sandra Gibson enrolls in Cake Decorating at Odessa College for six weeks with Monday classes. Toyah firemen A L Gibson and H S Haile respond to car fire ten miles from Toyah. Harold Williams returns from Cyril Oklahoma after funeral. Ruby Cummingham and Virginia Gibson attend a THDA meeting in Glasscock for the Toyah Home Demonstration Club.
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Sue Harris
Toyah
Priscillas House of Hair Fashions
Adams
Pecos
Sandra Gibson
Odessa College
A.L. Gibson
H.S. Haile
Harold Williams
Cyril
Oklo
Williams
Oklahoma
Harold
Ruby Cummingham
Virginia Gibson
THDA
Glasscock
Toyah Home
Six Hudspeth County jail escapees recaptured in West Texas
Six inmates who tunneled from Hudspeth County jail in Sierra Blanca were captured, two by El Paso police after hours on the run and four by Border Patrol in Far West Texas. The men fled in a 1968 car later found eight miles west of Sierra Blanca. No injuries reported.
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West Texas
Hudspeth
Sierra Blanca
el Paso
Border Patrol
Far West
Texas
Charles Alexander Stuart
James
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on headlines and idle wisdom
The column features Phil Pastoret’s barbs on an imperialist likened to a large Chrysler. It notes the hour’s top story is what a radio news reader first picks up. It observes varied habits from sleeping pills to game shows and warns free advice can be costly.
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John Fairfield
Chrysler
Gordo by Gus Arriola Remains Honored in Mexico City Cemetery
The graves of 750 Americans who died in the Mexican War of 1846 48 lie in a Mexico City cemetery cared for by the American Battle Monuments Commission.
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Mexico City
American Battle Monuments Commission
Community notices list local clubs meetings and events
A long list of weekly gatherings appears for Pecos and surrounding area including Alcoholics Anonymous, Lions Club, TOPS, Optimists and Rotary Club at various venues with contact numbers. A separate Native Sons Washington item reports AP notes from John Warner about Americans since the Revolution, population growth, births and arrivals.
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Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Morning Tops Club
Federation
Tops TX
10Th St
Washington
John Warner
United States
Atlantic
San Francisco Bay
U.S
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Eastman
Great A&p II
Gulf Oil
Hous LP
IBM
Jhn-Man
John Joh
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Marathon
Marcor
Mobil Oil
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Penn Cent
Penney
Phill Pet
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Ind
Sun Oil
Texaco
UN Carbide
US Steel
Woolworth
Xerox
Pecos Enterprise
PPPES
Linn Week
Nova Gotirkkez Dank Oskorn
Makyshute
Kuben Baca
Emily Galindm
Carlais Nichols Maky Carpenter
Coserage
Reeves County
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Deheery
Buckner News Alliance
City Habitor Family Kelteray Advertising
Bank
Austin
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Pecos County
State Supreme Court
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Midland
Exxon Corp
Gomez Gas Field
Texas Railroad Commission
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Corpus Christi
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Dallas
Houston
Kilgore
Phil Speegle
Kermit Studies
Kermit
Kermit Memorial Hospital Board
Winkler County
National Health Services of California
Carlsbad
Stephen N.F. Anderson
Carlsbad Regional Medical Center
Bud Adams
Hospital Corporation of America
HCA
CRMC
Mr. Anderson
Stephen Anderson
Cortes Banks
Raul Florez
Pol
Kidwell
Gibson
Walthall
Gibson Attends
Justice School
Lynn Gibson
Justice of the Peace
Gerry Haile
M. Silva
Reginald A. Rhoades
Robert E. Wilfong
Dan Griesbeck
Earl R. Kinzinger
By Phil Pastoret
Gordo
Gus Arriola
Evening Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Ramada Inn
Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Acacld
First United Methodist Church
ME Bes
Valentine
John Pitts
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S. Cedar
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