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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1975
Page
2
The Madera Valley ropers held a team tying rodeo last Sunday at Toyahvale with over 100 teams from Pecos Fort Davis Fort Stockton and New Mexico. A concession operated into Sunday night as Balmorhea library expands its new book collection and summer reading continues.
Mr and Mrs Don Payne returned from Odessa Tuesday. Don is finishing tests after a clinic stay and is feeling better. Ray Brown Jr grand son of Louise Adams, recently in the Navy, re enlisted for three more years and will serve in Hawaii in the medical corps, home on leave in Great Bend with family. Carrascos store added a new ice box at the storefront to store frozen foods.
New York stocks slipped as the Dow fell 5.16 to 835.11 amid ongoing concerns over the Fed’s credit stance. Volume was lighter on the NYSE and AMEX, with General Foods among the active losers. Cotton futures rose as grains advanced, while gold prices in London and European markets edged higher on Friday.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret mock the boss and question loyalty among golf caddies. The column uses sly humor to poke at management and the habit of annual Caddie changes while riffing on self deception and taste.
Mrs. Vic Juarez and children Victor Irene and Rachel left for Lubbock to watch the Pony League All-Stars. Barstow boys Danny Juarez and Danny Garcia are on the team. The Juarez family will visit relatives during the trip.
Irene Garcia reports Red Knowles returned Wednesday at 2 30 p m to drive for Industrial Bus Lines serving the Duval plant. The line continued thanks to Virtel Trubow who kept it running while the owner was hospitalized in Carlsbad New Mexico. Knowles previously spent 41 years as a Greyhound driver before retiring in 1970.
Police report burglars took tools and office equipment valued at 573 dollars during a Wednesday night theft at Foxworth Galbraith Lumber, including drills drills bits and saws worth 353 dollars and an electric calculator 220 dollars, per manager Bill Powers. Also stolen were clothes and linens, a rifle and shoes from a pickup owned by Jim Fraley parked on W Third Street.
Carlos Montano Rodriguez son of Ciro Montano Garcia and Rita Rodriguez Natividad de Montano of Pecos died at age 16. He drowned around 12 30 p m on a fishing trip in the Rio Conchos Presa Tori bio Ortega near Ojinaga Chile. Survivors include his parents four brothers Ciro Hector Rafael and Ruben two sisters Yolanda and Alma Rosa and grandparents Agela Garcia Vda de Montano Jose Rodriguez Valenzuela and Edwiges Natividad de Rodriguez.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Patrolman Gene Smith won retirement benefits after the city retirement board found that police stress drove him to eat, ballooning from 190 pounds to about 300. He will receive roughly 700 dollars monthly. Doctors cited obesity linked to his job. his lawyer said dieting failed.
Calendar of coming events in the Pecos area lists weekly meetings and services. Details include Alcoholics Anonymous Friday at 8 p.m. 125 S Oak St and several civic group gatherings at local venues such as Holiday Inn Amistad Lions Club and Senior Citizens Center with times on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Sunday plus a Social Security session and blood pressure clinic.
Sen. Tati Santiesteban of El Paso serves as acting governor during a four day term while Briscoe tours England and Hobby travels to Nashville. He plans no major executive actions and questions his pay, noting the governor's $65,000 annual salary is divided by 365 days.
The Pecos Enterprise states that its Associated Press dispatches and locally published news are exclusively for republication by the paper. This notice sets the entitlement terms for use of AP and other news content within the published issue.
A 19 year old commuter student from New York died in Miami after two years in a coma following a skull fracture from an auto crash on the Long Island Expressway. Her parents moved her to Miami as medical bills mounted and a hospital sued for trespass. The hospital, confirming the suit is inactive, faces about 110000 in unpaid charges after Blue Cross contributions. Nurses who cared for her recall the close bond formed during her long ordeal.
Un Concierto Pesado will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. featuring top West Texas bands including Hermanos Lujanes Her mano Saucedo Lazsy Machizmo La Union Chicana M.A.R.O. and Los Pobres. Public invited with no admission charge.
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