Accidents and crime noted across city streets
Police reported multiple incidents including a two-vehicle collision on W Seventh and S Bois D Arc involving Sergio Salgado and Rosa Valencia with two citations issued. A 1968 Dodge linked to Raul Flores was stopped for no license and found carrying four Mexican males who were illegal aliens. Additional notes covered a minor rear bump, a private parking lot collision, a steam pipe leak at Lamar Elementary, a welding truck catching fire, and observations about oil shale reserves and extraction challenges.
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W. Seventh St
S. Bois D-Arc
Sergio B. Salgado
Rosa S. Valencia
Fourth St
Third St
Rojelio Minjarez
Mollinary
Tony Minjarez
Janie Hudson
Jackson
W. Third
Bois D'Arc Street
J.B. Hopkins
S. Alamo Street
Jeanne Maggill
Barstow
Lonnie Garland
San Antonio
Maggill
Eligio Lujan
Third
Walnut
Harold W. Lannom
Fort Stockton
Raul Flores
Lamar
S. Hackberry
Noon markets fall as crop damage and layoffs stalk nation
Wall Street slides with the Dow down 9.39 to 948.14 at noon as reports of cold weather hit farms and jobs. NYSE activity shows declines outpacing advances while National Semiconductor weakens further at 19 1/8. Livestock in Fort Worth stalls on icy conditions with hogs up and cattle unsettled. Grain prices mixed in Chicago with soybeans and corn quoted for nearby delivery.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
National Semiconductor
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Fort Worth
Metroplex
Chicago
World Almanac Q and A trivia roundup
The questions note the contiguity of the highest and lowest points in the 48 states within 85 miles. It asks which US city hid the Liberty Bell during the Revolutionary War and how many states have royal names. The supplied answer garble appears to be OCR noise with no clear factual resolutions.
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United States
U.S
Pecos Enterprise News From Cedar Street Pecos
Local paper details staff roles for Pecos Enterprise with editors and managers listed. Mentions Associated Press use for news dispatches and local news publication.
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Associated Press
Hunters close out quail season on Saturday
Quail hunting season ends Saturday after a spring marked by strong quail and dove populations across the country. Local hunters join in for a last quota hunt as cool weather brings a potential drop in fruit tree budding in the Valley.
Barbs By Phil Pastoret About a Snow Squall
A snow squall hinders workers as plows toil through heavy snow and teetotalers in Baghdad along the Subway endure a perpetual Manhattan hangover.
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Phil Pastoret
Baghadon-the-Subway
Manhattan
Deaths in Pecos: L C Talley Jr and Manuel Carrasco services
Obituary notices report funeral services for L C Talley Jr 46 held at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with interment in Evergreen cemetery. Died at home in Pecos Sunday born March 2 1930 in Dallas and survived by wife and children. Also published are death services for Manuel Carrasco 76 at St Josephs Church Odessa with burial in Odessa Cemetery and a long list of survivors from multiple cities.
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L.C. Talley Jr
Pecos Funeral Home
Evergreen Cemetery
Morris
Dallas
Pecos
Church of Christ
Charles Lynn Talley
Loren Wayne Talley
San Antonio
Cheryl D. Fawks
Denver
Colo
L.C. Talley
Manuel Carrasco
Manuel C. Carrasco
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Odessa
Easterling Funeral Home
Barstow
Cesaria Martinez
Saragosa
Luis Carrasco
Robert Carrasco
Carlos Carrasco
Maria Machuca
Sara Hernandez
Ofelia Rodriguiz
Elpidia Salvartirra
Food price rise smallest in decade says Agriculture Dept
U S shoppers paid a typical family $1895 for food in 1976, a rise of $19 from 1975. The increase, the smallest in nearly ten years, reflects higher middleman charges as the sole contributor to the uptick.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Roots cast recalls slave era ties to Waller family
Aged Roots actors A Nelson Waller Benjamin Cole and Julia Thompson discuss ancestral links to slavery and plantation history tied to the Waller family. An AP caption notes Waller ancestors owned the plantation Haley’s forebears faced.
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Judge A. Nelson Waller
Benjamin Cole
Julia A. Thompson
Alex Haley
Abc-Tv
Judge Waller
Haley
Cole
Waller
Mrs. Thompson
Charles Town
W. Va
Spotsylvania
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Dow Jones
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Alana
Antal Ot
Borden
Ries
Safeway
Sears
the World Almanac
Piatana Joye
Uurdusa
Pecos Enterprise
Cedar St
Progy McCracken
Nova Gutifarez
Gene Douglas
Diane Osborn
Doris Welch
Ruben Baca
Bemily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary (Arpenter
Reeves Coun
Reeves Ward
Loving
Culberson
Jeff Davis
Lax
Bob Moore
el Paso
Kenneth Schloemer
Kenneth Jr
Tissie Elliott
Cherry
Dan Brisalba
Balmorhea Ffa
Balmoritte
Prankie Kingston
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Chaparral Village
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Morning Tops Club
Federation Parlor
Tops TX
St. Community
Social Security
Community Action Office
Senior Citizens Center
Cedar
Girl Scout House
Advertising Counal
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