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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1975

Page

2

Colorado visitor plans another trip to Kansas

Miss Susan Dunlap of Denver visits in the home of her aunt Mr. and Mrs. Jay Oates for about ten days and will leave this week to join Mrs. Louise Admas. Admas plans to visit her daughter and family in Great Bend, Kansas. The Brown son leaves for army camp in two weeks. Dunlap has studied rocks and art in Guatemala.

Susan Dunlap Denver Colo Jay Oates Louise Admas Ray Brown Great Bend Kansas Brown Miss Dunlap Guatemala Central America

Balmorhea Visitors Share News of Local Family

Balmorhea residents Kemmerline and children Charlie and David of Denver City visited Mr. and Mrs. Jay Oates this week. Bill Oates remains in the Veterans Hospital in Big Springs. his siblings Jay Oates and Tissie Elliott went there Tuesday to monitor his condition and will stay if an operation is required.

Bill Oates Veterans Hospital Big Springs Jay Oates Tissie Elliott Adan Hinojos David Sandra Nancy Janette Odessa Angelito Hinojos

Market advances lift Dow amid rate twists notes

The New York market rose broadly with the Dow up 5.87 to 863.66 at noon as gains surpassed declines on the NYSE. The list showed Occidental Petroleum active at 20 3/8, while the Amex rose 0.75 to 93.12 and the composite index gained 0.40 to 50.36 amid mixed Treasury movements.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Dow Treasury Occidental Petroleum Big Board American Stock Exchange Champion Home Builders Amex Livestock Fort Worth Tex

Visitors Gather From Nearby Cities in Barstow

Weekend guests include Edward Armendariz of Loving New Mexico and his family with Mike Armendariz and Ramon Rice joining from Oklahoma. Also visiting were Marilyn Tibbits and her sons from Jal New Mexico. Local families host Juanita Juarez and descendants from Odessa Monahans and Monahans residents attend funeral of Mrs Pablo Ortiz in Odessa.

Cruz Bustillos Edward Armendariz Loving, N.M Mike Armendariz Dede and Michael Carlsbad N.M Ramon Rice Oklahoma Edward Armendaiz Bustillos Marilyn Tibbits Bart and Bret Jal, N.M John Lanehart Juanita Juarez Tito Margie Sylvia Pricella Juarez Odessa Vic Juarez Tito Juarez Tony Navarette

Tax credit fails to spur big housing sales boost

Washington AP reports a $2,000 tax credit did not quickly reduce the nation's large unsold home backlog. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board says new starts stay high, sales rose only 11,000 in April, while the unsold single family stock fell 7,000 to 380,000. Multi family figures are worse. The credit equals 5 percent of the price up to 2,000 for homes under construction before March 26.

Washington Federal Home Loan Bank Board Savings and Loan Associations

Weather returns to normal as Texas sees scattered showers

Showers and thunderstorms cooled parts of Texas with Pecos reaches 100 degrees while other areas stay moist from late weekend activity. A weak stationary front forms over the western edge of the Texas Panhandle and spreads light rain from Dalhart to Muleshoe and into Eastern New Mexico. Forecasters expect more thunder showers over North and East Texas later today as a cold front stalls across the Midwest.

Texas Pecos West Texas Associated Press Upper Texas Panhandle Dalhart Muleshoe New Mexico Amarillo Sunray Glazier Shamrock Lake Erie Arkansas Nevada Pacific Northwest Intermountain Region Rockies Mississippi Valley Middle Atlantic States

Shining shoes man reflects on changing times

Arthur, once constrained by segregation, notes progress as he contemplates the future. He admits aging, avoiding new debt, and plans to keep shining shoes at Lazy Ln until he shines in heaven, reflecting a toned down era of civil rights change.

Arthur

Gaye Henry to Represent Reeves County at Texas 4-H Congress

Gaye Henry of Reeves County will join Texas 4-H members in San Antonio July 15-18 for the Texas 4-H Congress at the Alamo city. The event will represent each county, feature state officer elections and install new officers on the final day. Miss Henry will meet other district delegates in Midland during the gathering.

Reeves County Gaye Henry San Antonio Alamo City Miss Henry Midland

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