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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1977

Page

2

Scattered rain coverage across mid U S weather report

The Associated Press notes a band of scattered thunderstorms in the northern Plains into Minnesota and storms from Texas to Florida. Skies are clearer in New England and the Ohio Valley. National Weather Service forecasts scattered showers or thunderstorms widespread with seasonable to hot temperatures across central and southern regions. Temperatures at 3 a.m. EDT ranged 42 to 98 degrees.

Associated Press Plains Minnesota Texas New Mexico Gulf States Florida North Carolina New England Atlantic Coast Ohio Valley Great Lakes Mississippi Valley Pacific Coast Intermountain West Coast National Weather Service Central Southern Plains Atlantic Seaboard Central Plains Carolinas

Balmorhea People and Birthday Party Highlights

Mrs Isidro Dominguez returned from a California vacation with son Butch then visited by family in Balmorhea. Tommy Ray Dominguez celebrated his third birthday with about twenty friends in his grandparents yard. Arch ie Roman and family from Kermit visited Chon Garcia Sr and Maria Subia. Catholic Womens Club planned a July 30 dance at Balmorhea Inn to raise funds for the parish with the Chicano Brotherhood Band from Fort Stockton providing music.

Isidro Dominguez California Butch Los Angeles Tommy Ray Dominguez Catholic Women's Club Balmorhea Inn Chicano Brotherhood Fort Stockton

Meeting set for fiesta fete

An enthusiastic community meeting was held last Thursday for the proposed 3 day 16 de Septiembre celebrations. Representatives from various clubs helped draft out the proposed fiesta with the American G I Forum Women’s Informative Group of Study UMAC and LULAC Aux Optmist Charros Familias Unidas Santa Rosa Parish CYO and Charros contributing to events. A second meeting at the Community Council on East 10th Thursday at 7 30 p m invites all clubs and interested persons to attend.

G.I. Forum Women’s Informative Group of UMAC Lulac Aux Optimists Familias Unidas Santa Rosa Parish CYO and Charros Community Council East 10Th

Reserve seats on sale Aug 1 13 at school office

People who held reserve seats for last season football games have first choice when tickets go on sale August 1 13 at the school administration building open 9 am to 4 pm. General public sales begin August 15.

Fire and traffic incidents fill Monday reports

The Record notes multiple events including a house fire at 1212 E. 4th and grass fires near 285 and west of Duval Road Plant. A two car collision on Third and Cedar involved an emergency vehicle and a 74 Auto, with the driver cited for failure to yield. Minor window damage reported at 200 S. Cedar and a broken-plate glass incident near Robstown. An ambulance transfer and a bicycle theft were logged, with a tool box theft from a pickup on Ave H in Lubbock. A hit and run at the Holiday Inn left no suspect information. Also, Currier and Ives marine lithographs will be shown at Mystic Seaport.

Barrera S. Park Duval Road Third and Cedar Obie Maddux Jr S. Eddy James Mike Ripley Goldsmith Ripley S. Cedar James Alfred van Blarcum Box 10 Robstown Texas Blarcum Coleman Babb Country Club Drive Joe Mack Watson Ave H Lubbock Mystic Seaport Conn Currier and Ives Maritime Museum

Market slides push Dow below 900 on noon report

New York stocks fell broadside for the third straight session. The Dow Jones average dropped 8.32 to 899.86 at noon as losers outpaced gainers on the NYSE. Oil stocks led declines after news of a Federal Energy Administration audit of 15 large refiners. The NYSE composite fell to 54.61 and the American Stock Exchange index to 122.26 as volume reached 9.34 million shares. In Chicago, grain quotes showed mostly lower prices across wheat corn and oats with soybeans up slightly.

New York Federal Energy Administration NYSE American Stock Exchange

Calendar notes for Pecos clubs and events

Pecos calendar lists Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon at 125 S Oak St with multiple phone numbers. Morning TOPS at FederationParlor, TOPS TX259 at St Community Council, Evening Optimist Club at Saragosa Hall. Thursday game day at Senior Center 119 S Cedar St 25 p.m. Friday game night canceled. Girl Scout Day Camp Family Night 7:30 p.m. at Girl Scout House 715 S Park brings picnic supper for families. Cowboy barbecue at Senior Center 119 S Cedar St 6 9 p.m. Monday Lions Club at American Motor Inn 7 30 p.m. Amistad Lions at Lions Den 7 30 p.m. Pecos Optimists at Chaparral Village Steak House 7.

Federation Parlor Tops TX St Community Council Saragosa Hall S. Cedar St S. Park Lions Club American Motor Inn Amistad Lions Club Lions den Pecos Optimists Chaparral Village

Trout Nets Banned Friday Through Sunday in Texas Bays

The Parks and Wildlife Department bans gill and trammel nets drag seines and trotlines from 1 p.m. Friday to 1 p.m. Sunday to curb redfish and speckled trout takes in Texas bays except Galveston and Trinity. Hynes Bay is opened to limited net use during the ban period. Expected reductions: redfish 1 percent, speckled trout 18 percent.

Austin, Tex Parks and Wildlife Department Texas Galveston Trinity Hynes Bay San Antonio Bay Hynes

Pecos Enterprise Area News Roundup

A roundup from Pecos Enterprise covers a traffic collision near Andrews sending three to Permian General Hospital, an Odessa autopsy ordered for Cynthia Sparks, a mobile home fire in Odessa, Ward County votes on a $4 million hospital bond, UT Permian Basin leading in transfers, Eddy County bid on a rock crusher, Woody Kupper named UT Permian Basin Student Life Director, and Carlsbad's expansion plan awaiting council approval.

Odessa Justice of the Peace Jimmy Harris Cynthia Rea Sparks O.L. Sparks Harris Monahans Ward County Ward Memorial Hospital Woody Kupper V.R. Cardozier University of Texas of Permian Basin Kupper

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