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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1976

Page

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Three men jailed in beer and cigarette heist at Avalon Club

Three men were jailed on burglary and receiving stolen merchandise charges after a Friday arrest by city police. Investigators say the trio attempted to retrieve stolen beer and cigarettes from the Avalon Club around 1 30 p.m. after officers followed burglary clues from a 3 20 a.m. break in. Bonds were set at 2 000 each by Peace Justice Cliff Preslar before transfer to county jail.

Avalon Club Teofilo Garcia Mesquite St Armando Pena Walnut St Joe Galindo Apts First Walnut Streets City Jail Glen Vandiver Vandiver Armando Gil Garcia Pena Galindo Cliff Preslar

Ambulatory emergencies and fires plus a beauty title

Ambulances from Pecos logged seven emergency calls and three transfers over a four day weekend, with stops in Toyah Barstow and the Airbase. Fire units answered three house and car fires while a Pecos woman, Kristi Kesey, won Miss West Texas 1976 in Odessa, with local contestants Cynthia Scott and Mary Ella Meek also prominent.

Pecos Toyah Barstow E. Second Street W. Fifth Street Kristi Kesey West Texas Odessa Kristi Miss Kesey Pecos Jaycees Cynthia Scott Jaycee Larry Carter

Heat relief from scattered storms across Texas

A post holiday mix of showers brought limited relief from July heat across Texas with high 103 in Pecos. After a hot weekend, rainfall varied widely from .03 inches in Pecos to .13 across areas along the Gulf coast. Temperatures cooled to the upper 60s to mid 70s in various locales as storms moved inland and advisories warned of possible flooding and heavy rains. Two flags were reported stolen over the holiday weekend from Pecos Housing Authority and Powell and Son Implement, per police.

Associated Press Texas Pecos Panhandle Plains West Texas East Texas Gulf of Mexico Sabine River Corpus Christi Galveston Amarillo Panhan Presidio Wink West Atlantic Coast Ohio Valley Plains Rockies Pacific Northwest Louisiana Carolinas Georgia J.A. Shoemake Pecos Housing Authority Powell and Son

Pecos Neighbors Help Arlen Bowie's Cancer Battle

Gene Douglas notes Pecos habit of local aid for medical needs and explains how funds are being raised for Arlen "Fats" Bowie. Banks, Joe's grocery, and collection jars host efforts as the community supports home charity over distant causes, emphasizing neighborly duty.

Gene Douglas Pecos John Pitts West Arlen Fats Joe’s Charity

Trucker injured as Monahans man escapes major crash near Pecos

Monahans resident Lewis Philippi narrowly avoided serious injury when his oilfield mud truck smashed through more than 100 feet of bridge railing and became lodged on a bridge abutment east of Pecos. He was treated for facial lacerations and abrasions. the accident raised concerns as Texas traffic deaths during the July 4 holiday period climbed statewide to 48. Also noted: Reeves County 4-H Dress Revue set for 8 p.m. at the Public Service Reddy Room with Pecos girls 9 to 13 competing for district advancement. judges named.

Monahans Lewis Philippi Pecos Philippi U.S. 80 DPS Memorial Hospital Pecos Ambulance Wilson E. Speir Reeves County Community Public Service Reddy Room Stafford Blvd

City weekend accidents report no injuries in seven crashes

City police investigated seven weekend traffic accidents with no injuries. Two Thursday minor crashes occurred amid rodeo traffic at 6500 S Eddy St and 100 block W Fourth St. A 4:30 p.m. Friday collapse damaged a utility pole after a truck spun on loose gravel near W 12th St. Candelaria Ornelas drove the truck. Elva Arreguy was a driver mentioned.

S. Eddy Street Kelly Glenn Plum St Gerald Gough S. Eddy St Glenn Gough Karen Adickes Wyoming St Manuel Carrasco Johnson St W. Fourth Street W. 12Th Street Candelaria Ornelas Pecan St Elva Arreguy

Smith returns as acting chief after Odessa surgery

Smith resumes duties at police post after surgery for a bleeding ulcer at Medical Center Hospital. He reports feeling fine but tires easily. In separate Odessa area incidents, Arreguy and Penn autos collided on Cedar Street. Ledbetter and Rodriguez crashed in a private parking lot on S Eddy Street. Pena of Pecos and Douglas of Odessa collided at Third and Cedar. Moorman and Aguirre collided on Third Street while Moorman tried to pass.

Charlie Smith Odessa Smith Medical Center Hospital Pecos Ray Pena Martinez St Cedar Street Arreguy Penn Auto W.H. Ledbetter W. Third St Benjamin Rodriguez Cypress St S. Eddy Street Joey Pena Edgar Douglas Douglas Third Cedar Streets Carol Moorman Washington St Fermin Aguirre Third Street Moorman Aguirre

Pannell To Visit Pecos High For Extension Classes

Doctor Pannell of Sul Ross State University will be at Pecos High School Library at 6 p.m. Wednesday to register students for extension graduate classes. Gerald Grove Pecos High School vice principal says Pannell will register and answer questions for the second summer session.

Doctor Pannell Sul Ross State University Pecos High School Gerald Grove Pannell

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Miss Raymond Ramirez Maddux Gulf Stephen Bates Carter Carmen McCollum Carmen Fort Worth Reeves County Sheriff's Posse Posse Buck Jackson J.F. Pattee Lynn Webb Five County Melton Rasberry Reddy Room Pecos High
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