Reeves County court announces new jurors panel
District Judge Lawrence L. Fuller listed a new jury panel to report July 17 at 9 a.m. to Reeves County District Court. The long roster includes William M. Dingler, Robert L. Nebel, Joe A. Gomez, Jimmie J. Johnson, Vernell M. Dandy, Gerald L. Lewis, Juan M. Cordero, Manuel C. Valdez, Claudia E. Matta, Rachel B. Rodriguez, and many others from Pecos, Saragosa, Balmorhea, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence L. Fuller
District Court of
Reeves County
William M. Dingler
Wathall
Robert L. Nebel
Pecos
Joe A. Gomez
Martinez
Jimmie J. Johnson
Vernell M. Dandy
Gerald L. Lewis
Olga I. Holm
Myrian D. Malone
Armando Esparza, Jr
Hickory
Barney H. Hubbs
John F. Fonville
Tom R. Coleman
Felipe Lopez
Saragosa
Yolanda Martinez
S. Ash
Jewel E. Logan
Missouri
E.R. Fuentes, Jr
S. Park
Ermila M. Mogaro
Angel R. Diaz
S. Mesquite
W. Homer Nowell
Country Club
Johnny F. Lamb
S. Willow
Gwen F. Costello
Salome T. Munoz
Orange St
S. Eddy
Ernesto N. Salcido
S. Mulberry
Refujia D. Lara
Airbase
Lily Dominguez
Cowan
Cynthia C. Stafford
Wyoming
Maria S. Valles
Faustina C. Chacon
Helen V. Sullivan
Washington
Cecil E. Cothrun
Ten new teachers join Pecos school district
The Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD board approved 10 teacher appointments and accepted 11 resignations at last night’s meeting. Departures include Aida Anaya and Patricia Briggs among others. new hires include Raymond Birmingham, Malcolm Coleman, Jay Davis, Alfredo Escalante, Jodie Exum, Steele Ewing, Barbara Precit, Raynell Wein, and Juan Vasquez to various Pecos schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Pecos - Barstow - Toyah Independent School District
Aida Anaya
Pecos
Patricia Briggs
Lamar
Mary Ann Bryson
Austin
Glenda Denison
Tissie Elliott
Fredria Sterling
Sue Toone
Southern Wells
Bessie Haynes
Charles Pattillo
Pablo Briones
Pecos High
Rebecca Spencer
Raymond Birmingham
New Mexico State University
Zavala Jr
Malcolm Coleman
North Texas State University
Zavala
Crockett Jr
Jay Davis
Texas Tech University
Steele Ewing
Texas A & I University
Barbara Precit
The
University of Oklahoma
Raynell Wein
University of Texas of the
James C. Preslar graduates in Dallas
James C Sonny Preslar Jr graduates from the Pres ton Road School of Preaching in Dallas Texas after two years of biblical study and preaching subjects Alpha Beta class members honored at a Baker Hotel banquet on July 7 James C Preslar his wife Linda and their four teenagers Jim Christi Brenda and Scott lived in Dardanelle Arkansas before moving to Dallas and will reside in Union Missouri where he will serve as minister with the Church of Christ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff
Jimmie Preslar
James C.sonny Preslar, Jr
Preston Road School of Preaching
Dallas
Texas
Preslar
Quet
Baker Hotel
Linda
Jim
Christi
Brenda
Scott
Dardanelle
Ark
Union, Mo
Church of Christ
Stocks Fall as Carter Address Looms on Sunday
The Dow Jones industrial average dropped 4.44 points in early trading to 832.42 as investors await President Carter's Sunday night address. Cotton futures mixed at midday with strict low middling spot at 62.35 cents per pound, futures for Oct 64.05, Dec 63.85, and Mar 64.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carter
The
Nation
NEW York (Ap
New York Cotton Exchange
Health group meeting agenda for July 16 location noted
The Permian Basin Health Systems Agency will convene its 7:30 p.m. meeting Monday July 16 in the West Texas Education Center conference room Air Terminal Midland. The 30 member Governing Body will review the finance report for the first two months of the 1979 80 fiscal year and discuss Policy Advisory Committee policy documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Basin Health Systems Agency
West Texas Education Center
Air Terminal
Midland
Pecos Office Opens Pre August 7 Disaster Loan Deadline
The SBA Disaster Office in Lubbock announces Pecos Office hours prior to the August 7 deadline for filing disaster loan applications. The Pecos office will be open July 17 July 31 and August 7 on the Reeves County Court House third floor from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Farmers and ranchers with 1978 production losses who have not yet applied should visit during those dates. For other SBA contact, use the Lubbock Disaster Office at 720 Texas Avenue, Lubbock 79401, phone 806 762 7841.
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Small Business Administration Disaster Office
Lubbock
Pecos
Reeves County Court House
SBA
Texas Avenue
Texas
Band Camp Departure At Zavala Junior High
Zavala Junior High band director Doug Garman announces all students attending the San Angelo Band Camp at Angelo State University must meet at Zavala Junior High School at 6 50 Sunday morning July 15. Loading is 6 50 and departure 7. Camp runs Sunday to Saturday with noon registration and ends Saturday July 21 return to Pecos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Garman
Zavala Junior High
San Angelo
Angelo State University
Zavala Junior High School
Pecos
Emergency Runs Reported in Pecos for Unconscious Man and Suicide
Pecos Ambulance Service responded to Adams Trailer Park at 2:37 p.m. Thursday where a man, Lee Edwards, 44, was pronounced dead of natural causes by Justice of the Peace Cliff Preslar. funeral arrangements are pending. Another call at 9:08 p.m. to 450 Airbase involved a man who shot himself. Robert Dewayne Leigh, 20, was taken to Reeves County Hospital, then Monahans General, and died at 11:30 p.m. Funeral arrangements are handled by Pecos Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Adams Trailer Park
Lee Edwards
Justice of the Peace
Reeves County Hospital
Pal
Odessa Medical Center
Monahans General Hospital
Leigh
Mexican citizen sentenced for illegal entry in Pecos
Hector Manuel Samaniego Madrid, 27, a Mexican citizen, was sentenced to 179 days on the misdemeanor charge of illegal entry after pleading guilty before U.S. Magistrate J.M. Preston in Pecos. He was apprehended July 4 by immigration authorities and had previously been deported once and warned against future reentry. The judge noted the charge could have been a felony with up to two years in prison and a $1000 fine. Samaniego Madrid appeared July 5 and sought counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
Lubbock
Hector Manuel Samaniego
Madrid
Preston
Samaniego-Madrid
Manuel Perez-Almaraz
Mexico
Lasaro Rojas-Bueno
Rodolfo Sanchez-Armendariz
Guillermo Rodriguez Gaytan
Moises Antuna
Almanza
Arturo Salinas-Losoya
Community Club Calendar Shows Local Meetings and Classes
Schedule of weekly club meetings at various venues in Pecos Barstow Balmorhea and surrounding areas. Lions clubs Optimist and Jaycees meet. TOPS groups gather. senior citizens center hosts exercises and painting. Includes notes on open meetings and contact numbers for Pecos AA Al Non and Balmorhea.
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Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
N. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Second
Hickory
Eddy St
Barstow Lions Club
Barstow Community Center
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Brand New
Opry
Pecos Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
Nine defendants sentenced by court for immigration violations
Nine defendants two US citizens from New Mexico pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting aliens to evade inspection. They received probation or prison terms ranging from 90 to 179 days, with voluntary returns to Mexico noted for several defendants.
Local student Cecile Montgomery earns Baylor Dean's List honor
Cecile Montgomery of Pecos earned a place on Baylor University's Dean's Distingu ished Academic Honor List for the spring semester, joining 825 undergraduates on the two honor lists. The Dean's List requires a 3.6 to 3.79 GPA with at least 15 hours, while 3.8+ earns the Distinguished list. Bananas are noted for low sodium fat and no cholesterol in special diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Montgomery
Jefferson, Pecos
Baylor University
Miss Montgomery
Baylor
Bids Sought for 1979 Model Pickup for Pecos City Texas
The Mayor and Town Council of Pecos City Texas invite sealed proposals to buy a 1979 model pickup (2 ton) with trade in of a 1970 Chevrolet. Bids due 8:30 a.m. July 26 1979 at City Manager office. The council may reject all bids or waive technicalities. Publication dates July 13 and 20 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos City
Texas
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Reeves County Court
Pearl Spikes
Beto Quezasa
Sandra
Albert Busby
S. Cypress
Debra L. Hart
Sandra L. Bolinger
Adams
Jesus E. Mendoza
Francisco H. Nunez
Toyah
Deane C. Schloemer
Juan T. Rodriguez
S. Walnut
Marcella E. Meek
Yvonne C. Contreras
Faye B. Pankey
Daggett
Mary Rutledge
Cayanosa
Stella Dominguez
Janet A. Faulkner
Arturo L. Flores
Cristina Jurado
N. Ash
Jesus Carrasco
Martha J. McCoy
Douglas A. Hathorn
Balois C. Nunez
Royce A. Cassell
Petra F. Garcia
Juanita L. Chavez
Carolina Benavides
Tra Park
John P. Wharton
Hackberry
Rhonda Lynn Jernigan
Danny Ephriam
David G. Levario
Miguel D. Lopez
Bette J. Payne
Ida R. Hernandez
N. Alamo
Juanella Burton
S. Plum
Joe L. Fuentes
Miguel G. Fuentes
Rafael Mendoza
S. Locust
Joseph R. Troha
S. Elm
Remus M. Montgomery
S. Peach
Delia G. Martinez
John Moore, Jr
John C. Hanzelka
Erasmo H. Ac
Hustajio F. Hernandez
S. Orange
Monroe C. White
Kirby L. Rankin
Tony F. Melendez
S. Sycamore
Ambrosia M. Garcia
Jimmy D. Halman
Ross Blvd
Rufina A. Lozano
Stanley T. Peer, Jr
Alamo
Bobby Willingham
Morris
Else M. Barton
Jo K. Dandy
Ervil Lloyd Hayes
Lisa L. Bolinger
Wilinda J. Barton
Manuel B. Rubio
N. Cypress
Robert F. Espinoza
W. 9Th
Manuel R. Salcido
S. Walnut Sr
Michael McLain
E. Daggett
Equalizer
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Locust
Jaquelyn Joyce Carroll
NAACP
Sam Patrice
Taft
Robert Hinojos
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Srands
Reeves
Ward, Loving
Culberson
Jeff Davis
James C. Preslar
James C. Preslar, JR
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
St. Catherine’s Hall
Sponsored By
St. Catherine's Cyo
Richard Kubala
Monahans
D.J
Lions Club
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City CB Club
CPS Reddy Room
New Mexico
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Jesse Tavarez-Arenivas
E. Bataan
Hobbs
Reyer
Pecos Enterprise
Leon and
Diana Ascue
East Hwy
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