Toyah Talk Ends In July Balmorhea Lake Outing
The Dick Compton family and Mrs. Bee Brown of Odessa enjoyed an outing at Balmorhea Lake on the fourth of July.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
6
The Dick Compton family and Mrs. Bee Brown of Odessa enjoyed an outing at Balmorhea Lake on the fourth of July.
A new nutrition research group at Texas Woman's University in Denton will expand studies of cotton seed as a food source. The TWU Research Institute will add fiber and food protein projects, using glandless cottonseed protein in tested recipes like bread and cookies.
Charges against Sgt. John M. Sweeney of West Babylon New York claim he made broadcasts from Hanoi after deserting a Marine patrol in February 1969. Proceedings are at Quantico Virginia.
Horoscope advice for all sun signs appears alongside a biographical note about Dr DeWitt C Reddick University of Texas professor and longtime Texas educator. Reddick named fellow of the International Association of Business Communicators after leadership roles in UT Austin and Tennessee.
On this date in 1853 Commodore Perry arrived at Yokohama to discuss U S relations with Japan. Other events include the Liberty Bell cracking in 1835 during Chief Justice Marshall's funeral and Bryan's Cross of Gold speech in 1898 in Chicago.
Bonny the dog records a phonetic bark track using three loudspeakers at Liverpool Airport to scare away stray dogs after a bird deterrent success. The loud playback was intended to frighten dogs and birds alike as part of a test in airport safety.
The Reed Drilling Tools weekly survey shows 146 active rotary rigs in the Permian Basin region, down from 149 last week. District 8 led by Midland hosts 74 rigs overall, Pecos County tops by 20 rigs, and Lea County again has 20 units as the New Mexico sector flexes its counts.
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