Community events calendar for Pecos area listings
Saturday Full Gospel meeting at Holiday Inn with Jerry McClendon as speaker and music by Rev and Mrs Billy Simmons at 7 30 p m. Also Saturday men’s breakfast at American Motel Restaurant at 7 a m. Free health exams 9 a m to 6 p m call 5 2211. Monday Lions clubs meet 7 30 p m at American Motors Inn and Lions Den. Pecos Optimists at Chaparral Village Steak House 7 p m Tuesday Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon 8 p m 125 S Oak St. TOPS and Community Council meetings. Evening Optimists at Saragosa Hall 8 p m Friday AARP hay ride and watermelon feast Cedar and Walthall 8 p m.
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Holiday Inn
Jerry McClendon
Billy Simmons
American Motel
Lions Club
American Motors Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
Tops Club
Federation
Tops TX 259
St. Community
Odessa Lawyer pleads guilty in stock fraud case
Selwyn Webber a 61 year old former Odessa county judge pleaded guilty in federal court to a stock fraud charge. Sentencing set for Aug 31 with a presentencing investigation ordered. Maximum penalty two years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine.
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New York
Odessa
Selwyn Webber
U.S
Milton Pollack
Pollack
Webber
Select Enterprises Inc
Noon market report boosts Wall Street gains
The noon Dow Jones average rose 6.30 to 998.28 as gainers outweighed decliners two to one on the NYSE. A 0.4 percent rise in wholesale prices surprised traders while short term rates drifted lower amid signals the Fed eased credit policy. Market value on the NYSE advanced to 106.28 with volume at 9.88 million shares in early trading.
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New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
Pickup Hits Orbit Wall at Car Wash
A fast fleeing pickup caused about 200 in damages to a wall at Orbit Car Wash 913 W third St police report says an employee in the office heard a noise and saw the vehicle flee north in an alley. Investigators found a hole in a wash bay wall.
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Orbit Car Wash
Third St
Farmers book upland cotton in Pecos Territory in June
Forward contracting of the 1976 upland cotton crop expanded in the Pecos Territory during June, reports Mack Bennett of the U S Department of Agriculture cotton classing and market news office in Carlsbad. Pecos growers had booked about 60 percent of their acreage by month end as prices rose sharply, with most growers receiving around 70 cents per pound basis grade 41 staple 34, 3.5 to 4.9 mike.
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Pecos
Mack Bennett
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Carlsbad
School board approves budget cuts and staff changes
The board agreed to cover 500 dollars of added expense and urged Vocational Agriculture instructors to limit show attendance while buying animals to stay within the budget. Ten new teachers were appointed for next year, leaving six positions short. resignations included Jim and Donna Curlee, Sue Frymire, Mike Hartman, Felicia Henry, Lynda Patterson, Anita Jernigan, Paula Lofton, and Roger Brantley. Manuel Orona from Manpower urged recruitment of Mexican-American teachers and suggested letters to 440 colleges. The next meeting is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. August 12.
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C.W. Wright
Wright
Jim
Donna Curlee
Special Education Department
Sue Frymire
P.E
Mike Hartman
Felicia Henry
Lynda Patterson
Anita Jernigan
Paula Lofton
Roger Brantley
Manuel Orona
Orona
Vandals break windshield at Dan's Record Shop pickup
Police report vandalism at Dan's Record Shop, 312 S Cedar St. A pickup owned by Dan Daniels had its windshield shattered while parked in front of the business within the last three days.
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Dan
S. Cedar St
Dan Daniels
Old cars cleared from Balmorhea streets by crusher
A San Angelo car crushing machine removed old vehicles from Balmorhea streets and alleys this week, carting a truckload to a site east of town and promising a return in about a week to finish the job. Nearby, residents report new property moves, births, and visits as the town adapts.
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San Angelo
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State Health Department
Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Walthall
Midland
U.S. Justice Department
Midland Independent
U.S. Atty
Edward Levi
U.S. District
D.W. Suttle
Freedom Fair
Monahans
Hill Park
Ector County
Texas Supreme Court
Bentley Hawley
Evans Prescription Pharmacy
Fourth
Jimmy Evans
Hawley
Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
Uslife
NYSE
Associated Press
Alcoa SS
At&t
Ad Rich
Beth Stl
Borden
Pet
Chrysler
Soc
Coca Cola
Dow Chem
duPont
Eastman
el Paso
Exxon
Fairchild Cam
Ford
Elec
Gen Foods
Mtrs
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Great A&p
Gulf Oil
Glf Stat
Hart-Hk
Hous LP
IBM
Pecos Enterprise
Buchner News Alliance
Tex
P.O. Box
Jhn-Man
John Joh
Peggy
Litton
Lynn WE Nova Gutierrez Eld Rches
MarAthon
Diane Osborn
Mobil Oil
Ruben Back
Mary Shute
Monsanto
Emily Galindo
Penn Cent
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Penney
RCA
Reeves County
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Ind
Sun Co
Texaco
Texas
UN Carbide
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolworth
Xerox
Reeves
Ward
Loving
Culberson
Jeff Davis
Asean
Farmers Book Upland
Ernesto Minjares
San Antonio St
Balmorhea
Robert Gomez
Pecos Hospital
Monica
Mr. and
Mrs
Joe Palmer
Church of Christ Parsonage
Vance Gilbert
Derrell Anderson
el Paso Street
By Frankie Kingston
Steve Hourigan
Little Randy Huelster
Richard Huelster
Oklahoma
Louis Collins
Archie Haugue
Silver City
N.M
Tom Carter
Nan Cate
Verhalen
Frankie Kingston
Martha Moore
Louise Adams
Speedy’’ Cockrel
Ft. Worth
Joan
Henry Jones
Allen Gilbert
Austin
Portales
Peggy Moore
Rachel Mooney
Silvia Carrasco
Stacy Moore
Martyn Moore
Langrum
Ismael Carrasco
Carolyn Stroade
Fred Stroade
Carolyn
Bob Mullens
van Horn
SAN Marcos Jalapenos
Old Mexico
Figueroa's Shop
Ash
Gandy Sherbet
Va Gal
Pinto G
Galletas
Mexicanas
CHUCK
Tony Segovia
BIG Tex
Veladores
T.V
Warner Cable OF
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