Girl Scouts Plan July Day Camp in Pecos
Girl Scouts announce a day camp July 26 to 30 from 9 am to 12 pm at the Girl Scout House with registration 9 am to 5 pm Wednesday. Fees range from 4 to 5 dollars by age, non scout add 50 cents. adults may register to help. a special patch will be awarded. contact camp directors for details.
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Girl Scouts
Girl Scout House
Pecos
Deann Hassell
Miss Hassell
Terry Burns
Betty Calhoun
Darlene Kilmartin
Laura Teal
Cadette Girl Scout
Burns
Nova Gutierrez
Minor wrecks plague city police
City police report three minor accidents since Tuesday with no injuries. Ruth Hallard of Barstow hit a utility pole on Walthall Street after swerving to avoid an oncoming car driven by Ruby Daniel. Eva Tarango and Lynn Kirby collided at Ninth and Willow streets as Tarango attempted a turn. Ramon Natividad struck a guard rail, a fence, and a parked car on Elm Street while traveling south. Police also investigating burglary at Ag-Chem Inc. on West Second Street after a door was found broken.
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Ruth Hallard
Barstow
Walthall Street
Eva Tarango
S. Orange St
Lynn Kirby
Willow St
Ninth and
Willow Streets
Willow Street
Tarango
Kirby
Ramon Natividad
N. Elm St
N. Elm Street
Natividad
Elm
Manuel Jaramillo
Airport project delayed as city awaits funds
City officials learned funds are unsettled and the earliest move on the Pecos airport rehab is next spring. FAA district rep Ray Hampton and engineers discussed a five phase master plan to rework runways 13 31 and 9 27, add lighting, and widen use while facing federal funding uncertainty and environmental clear zone issues.
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Ray Hampton
Federal Aviation Agency
Albuquerque
N.M
Hampton
Jim Glaser
Bill Waver
Parkhill, Smith and Cooper
Council
PSC
Glaser
Hanger
FAA
Bicentennial musings and a floating dream
A reflective column jokes about the bicentennial, dates, and anniversaries while musing on a character airborne over the Atlantic. The narrator imagines a shrimp boat rescue with radio gear and navigation gear, balancing whimsy with practical life concerns.
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North Canadian
Upper
Mississippi
Atlantic
Council to Re Study City Park Concessions
City councilmen agreed to re study a city ordinance prohibiting concessions in the city park citing ongoing problems from its strict provisions. The panel voted to reconsider the rule and assess its impact on park operations and public access.
Band students head to WTSU camp in Canyon
Pecos band students depart Sunday at 6 a.m. for West Texas State University band camp in Canyon, staying two weeks. Junior high students seek camp questions from Carle Rountree. band director Carrico notes logistics. Council approves concession relaxation for park concert July 25 to fund four bands, per Judy Fuentes. Also approves June bills, July 22 zone hearing, 40 mph Cedar Street speed limit, and three hires in park and police.
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Pecos
West Texas State University
Canyon
Bill Carrico
Carrico
Carle Rountree
State Highway Department
Cedar Street
14Th Street
IH 20
Jesus Ornelas
Pascual Sanchez
Joe Mollinary
Weather snapshot across Texas and beyond drops below 100
A Pecos area report notes temperatures held under 100 with a high near 95 and a low around 63. West Texas sees mostly fair weather through Friday while showers appear in the southeast. Scattered rain also affects parts of Texas with Brownsville at 2.20 inches and Beaumont 2.08 inches during recent downpours, and more moisture forecast southeast. In other regions, storms and heat persist from the Great Basin to the Great Lakes, including a Jersey City tornado and scattered showers across the West and Midwest.
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Pecos
West Texas
Associated Press
Texas
Port Arthur
Brownsville
Beaumont
Austin
del Rio
Laredo
Alice
Galveston Bay
Great Basin
Great Lakes
Jersey City
N.J
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
New England
Findlay
Ohio
California
Plains
Midwest
Mercury
Salt Lake City
Pecos Rotary Club to Install Officers Tonight
Pecos Rotary Club plans to install officers for the coming year in a special meeting tonight at 8 p.m. The club meets at Pecos Valley Country Club.
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Pecos
Printing Problems Delays Pecos Enterprise Distribution
Mechanical issues with the Pecos Enterprise printing press cause late deliveries this week. Publisher O Ferrall Pauly says papers reach homes and stands in late evening hours while staff work past 6 p.m. to answer callers. He stresses carriers are not at fault and speeds will improve.
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Pecos Enterprise
O'Ferrall Pauly
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Stripper
Seminole
Tex
Lloyd Bentsen
Congressional Conference Committee
Federal Energy Administration
House
Ag-Chem Inc
Second St
Tainly
Federal Aviation Administration
Parkhill
Smith
Cooper
Lynn Webb
Gene Douglas
WTSU
Judy Fuentes
Bicentennial Commission
Rotary Club
Pauly
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