Sul Ross State University Theatre of the Big Bend enters fourth week
Four summer productions at Kokernot Outdoor Theatre continue this week with How the Other Half Loves on Wednesday, Gypsy on Thursday, Play It Again Sam on Friday, and Pippin on Saturday. Curtain at 9 p.m. Tickets $2 adults $1 students children. Sul Ross students and faculty free with ID.
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Stocks rise as Volcker named Fed chair by Carter
The market advanced broadly after President Carter named Paul Volcker to head the Federal Reserve. At noon the Dow stood at 835.67, up 5.89, with gainers leading losers 3 to 1. NYSE indices climbed and volume reached 14.26 million shares. Cotton futures fell while Dow Jones averages showed mixed gains across sectors. Volcker’s appointment replaces G William Miller as Fed chair.
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Obituary for Dimple Harden in Pecos Texas
Dimple Vivian Harden, 67, died at Odessa Medical Center Hospital at 5 30 p m Monday July 23 Services set for 10 a m Saturday July 28 at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with interment in Eastside Cemetery She was born March 25 1912 in Brazos County Texas lived in Pecos 40 years from Fort Stockton a house wife and member of St James Baptist Church Survivors include son Fred Barton Pecos brother Willie B Haynes Hempstead sister Eva Lee Bolden Tucson Arizona
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Texas Democrat votes for amendment on school desegregation
Congressman Richard White of El Paso joined Texas Democrats in backing a constitutional amendment to ban busing to end racial segregation in schools. The measure failed 216 to 209, well short of the two thirds required.
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Burglary Report At Triple H Shoe Store
A broken window at the Triple H Shoe Store on 239 S Oak was reported Monday at 9 50 p m. One pair of men’s shoes was missing from the store. An animal bite incident followed on Tuesday at 9 20 p m. Melba Ann Baeza of 804 N Hickory was bitten by a black and brown male dog impounded for observation.
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Tickets go on sale for season football games
Tickets to go on sale August 1 in the School Administration Building at 1302 S. Park. Season ticket holders have through August 15 to reserve their same seats. Advance tickets are 2.50 each by the season book and 3.00 at the gate for the five home games. Office hours are 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Wheat and grain prices in Chicago report
Wheat No 2 hard red winter 4.142 to date. No 2 soft red winter 4.15. Corn No 2 yellow 2.97, hopper 2.89, box. Oats No 2 heavy 1.46. Soybeans No 1 yellow 7.42. No 2 yellow corn Tuesday quoted 2.98, hopper 2.90, box.
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Vacation in Texas saves fuel and money
Texas Comptroller Bob Bullock urged residents to vacation in state this summer to save fuel and money. He cited Texas five cent gasoline tax, the nation’s lowest, and a four percent sales tax, lower than 18 states and equal to 10 others.
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Balmorhea Balances Budget Hearing and Local Visits Set
Balmorhea City Council schedules a public hearing on the budget for 7 30 p m at city hall during the regular meeting on Thursday July 26 Other items fill the agenda. Social Security agent from Odessa will be in Balmorhea July 26 from 1 to 2 p m All names and places include Balmorhea Pecos Odessa Canyon Dallas San Angelo and relatives with travels and visits noted.
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Calendar of Pecos Area Club Meetings 1979
A compact listing of weekly club gatherings in Pecos area events for 1979. Notes include Lions Club, Amistad Lions, CB Club, Senior Citizens Center activities, Pecos Evening Optimist, Al-Non, TOPS groups, Barstow Lions, Downtown Lions at Holiday Inn, Pecos Rotary, Jaycees, and related venues with meeting times and locations.
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Toyah Senior Center Luncheon Honors Birthdays
Toyah News reports a luncheon at the Toyah Community Center honoring Jack Burchard on his June birthday and Tom Cargill and Miss Georgia Daniels for July. Ruby Faye Newton baked the birthday cake for 35 attendees. Hospital recent days included Frank Talamen tez, Jimmy Cleveland, Sandra Gibson, and John Blalock, with family visits from Larry Meadors and Kathleen to Charlotte Waight.
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