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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1978

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Inflation Drives Higher Costs as Dollar Slump Looms

The government warned Americans to brace for the largest consumer price increase in four years, 7.2 percent, driven by higher food costs and a weakening dollar. Forecasts for 1978 and 1979 remain higher than earlier predictions, with groceries and overall living costs rising and recession fears voiced by economists. The administration projects slower growth but improving unemployment by late 1979, from 6.1 percent to about 5.6 percent.

R. Gregory Nokes Associated Press Washington Agriculture Department Federal Reserve G. William Miller

Southwest Microfilm Archive Item

Southwest Microfilm at 2601 E Yandell El Paso Texas lists processing location P20 Dox 10054.

Southwest Microfilm E. Yandell Dox el Paso Tex

Texas lawmakers hear Prop 13 not fit for Texas tax plan

Texas lawmakers told California style tax relief would fail in Texas. Committees debated Prop 13’s effects, noting Texas has far more taxing units and that residents would lose billions in federal deductions if a Texas version passed. Speaker urged focus on a meaningful tax limitation plan.

Austin Texas California House Dolph Briscoe McGrew Walter Lilie Brad Wright Houston

Texas supreme court overturns 87000 dollar verdict in tire case

The Texas Supreme Court reversed a lower ruling awarding 87,000 to the widow and son of Clemente Urquidez after a tire blowout killed a test driver at Automotive Proving Grounds. The court ruled the tire never entered commerce and thus Armstrong Rubber is not liable.

Austin Armstrong Odessa el Paso Court of Civil Appeals Supreme Court

Guilty pleas nine get jail terms in immigration cases

Nine men convicted of misdemeanor INS violations were sentenced by U S Magistrate J M Preston of Pecos after pled guilty. A tenth defendant, Israel Luna Luna of Kermit, faced felony charges and was jailed after an admitted right to counsel and bond set at 15000. Other defendants received 179 day terms for illegal entry or presence.

U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service U.S J.M. Preston Pecos Israel Luna-Luna Kermit Preston

Extradited suspect held on felony theft in Saragosa

Reeves County Sheriff Raul Florez said Andres Rodriguez 28 was extradited from Nebraska and returned to Pecos on a residential burglary charge tied to a Saragosa May incident. Bond set at 10000. Rodriguez waived extradition in Ordon and appeared before a justice of the peace before remand to sheriff custody.

Nebraska Pecos Saragosa Reeves County Raul Florez Andres Rodriguez Ordon Sheriff's Department Rodriguez Justice of the Peace

Weather Watch West Texas Heat and Storms Forecast

Yesterday Pecos reached 106 degrees and today’s low was 72. The AP forecast calls for partly cloudy days and fair nights through Friday with widely scattered afternoon and nighttime thunderstorms in the northwest and mountains. Continued hot afternoons across most areas with highs in the 90s to around 105 and lows in the 70s. Six other illegal entrants were sentenced to 90 days each in custody of the U.S. Border Patrol. They are Ramon Gonzalez Prado Jose Antonio Ortega Cabral Guillermo Rodriguez Gaytan Guadalupe Leyva Carrasco Jose Manuel Arrenivas Guerrero and Juan Puentes Alarcon. Those convicted of misdemeanor offenses acknowledged their rights in magistrate court.

Pecos Associated Press West Texas U.S. Border Patrol U.S Ramon Gonzalez-Prado Jose Antonio Ortega- Cabral Guillermo Rodriguez-Gaytan Guadalupe Leyva-Carrasco Jose Manuel Arrenivas- Guerrero Juan Puentes-Alarcon

Reeves County Attorney Sworn In Kent to Succeed Green

Pecos resident Robert S. Kent was sworn in as Reeves County Attorney on July 5 in a ceremony led by County Judge H D Glover with County Judge Bill Pigman and the County Commissioners Court present. Kent, a Washington and Lee University law graduate who studied pre-law at the University of West Virginia, succeeds Lee Green.

Pecos Robert S. Kent Nebraska Reeves County H.D. Glover Bill Pigman County Commissioners Court Kent Lee Green Washington and Lee University University of West Virginia

Grayson County taxes in limbo as suit proceeds

Grayson County tax structure is in limbo after a court injunction blocked certification of tax rolls until intangible personal property is included. The suit, led by the Grayson County Taxpayers Association, argues the current system omits stocks, bonds and bank accounts from taxation, while officials insist the ruling will not alter tax policy outside Grayson County.

Terry Leonard Associated Press Sherman Texas Grayson County Roger Sanders Grayson County Taxpayers Association W.C. Boyd Sanders Bill Sullivant Gainesville Sullivant Boyd Gible Dee Brown Walker Dallas Walker Bob Bush D-Sherman Bush Les Tribble

Fine paid in service theft case for Don Fox

A Fort Worth resident, Don Fox, 56, arrested May 24 for theft of services from a local motel, paid a fine and court costs and was released from custody after a Reeves County court appearance. He faced a $2,500 bond earlier and received 14 days in jail with credit for time served, including $77.10 in costs.

Forth Worth Don Fox Fox Midland Air Terminal Reeves County Pecos H.D. Glover

Insurance board to consider hikes in Texas homeowners rates

The State Insurance Board will meet to review proposed statewide increases in homeowners insurance of about 13.1 percent and 9.4 percent for fire policies. Industry groups seek higher averages while chairman Hugh Yantis opposes a statewide rise, aiming for restrained changes and possible selective hikes.

Austin Texas State Texas Insurance Advisory Association Joe Christie State Insurance Board U.S. Senate Hugh Yantis Yantis

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