Murder charge filed against Pecos woman
Sally I Wooldridge 60 faces a murder charge after her husband Emiel D Wooldridge was shot to death Saturday at their Pecos residence 222 N Alamo St Police said the shooting followed a minor disagreement and Wooldridge was taken into custody at the home Bond set at 50000 she remained jailed awaiting transfer to Reeves County jail Memorial Hospital treated the husband who died of a single gunshot wound Other details list survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Sally I. Wooldridge
Emiel D. Wooldridge
Memorial Hospital
Wooldridge
Pecos
Weatherford
Cliff Preslar
Preslar
Reeves County
Ford visits Poland in first East Bloc talks
President Ford arrives in Warsaw for a two day visit meeting East German leaders. He is greeted by Edward Gierek and travels by open limousine to the Royal Wilanow Palace. Earlier talks in Bonn with Helmut Schmidt focused on Western economic issues.
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Warsaw
Poland
Ford
Edward Gierek
Henryk Jablonski
Piotr Jaroszewicz
Gierek
Wilanow
Helmut Schmidt
Bonn
Mystery airplane vanishes near Pecos in low light flight
Local law enforcement hunted an unidentified aircraft flying about 1000 feet with no lights after 9:30 p.m. Sunday, reportedly over Indian Lodge near Fort Davis and heading north toward Monahans. FAA communications were not answered, radar contact was limited, and pilots were not identified.
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Pecos
DPS
Indian Lodge
Fort Davis
FAA
Wink
Monahans
Sheriffs told crime is paying too often in Texas
Odessa AP report quotes Col. Wilson Speir of the Texas Department of Public Safety saying crime pays for criminals. He cites at least one serious crime per minute, a 110 percent rise in robberies from 1969 to 1974, and only 18 percent clearance by arrests. He notes increases across murder, rape, burglary, theft, and auto theft. He links crime to the economy and criticizes a congressional bill to seal criminal history files.
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Odessa
Tex
Department of Public Safety
Texas
Wilson Speir
Sher
Iffs’ Association of Texas
Speir
Congress
Oil and Gas Production Drives Reeves County Economy
Reeves County 1974 oil and gas output surged in value surpassing 1000000. Production totaled 1.8 million barrels of crude oil and 199.9 million MCF of natural gas generating 12.8 million and 58.2 million in sales respectively. Royalty payments reached 8.9 million while Texas state taxes hit 5 million on county wells as 41 wells were drilled including 9 wildcat sites.
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Reeves County
Reeves
Texas Mid-Continent Oil & Gas Association
Texas
Sherman Hunt
Dallas
Congress
Hunt
Texas Employment Commission
Oil and Gas Journal
Optimist Club hearing delayed by lack of quorum
Planning and Zoning Board of Adjustment in Saragosa delayed a decision on a special exemption permit for the Evening Optimist Club to sell beer at dances. Only two members were in town for the Thursday hearing, forcing a postponement while testimony remained. The board hopes to reconvene soon to decide on the exception.
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Planning and Zoning Board of Adjustment
Saragosa Hall
City Hall
Eviction of Striking Farm Worker Families in Pecos
A UFW spokesman in Pecos says 24 farm workers and their families were evicted from Pecos housing after the grower said they quit working and needed the units for new harvest workers. The farmer paid rent through Aug 1 and claimed sole authority over who lives there. Two anonymous bomb threats were received by the union but did not materialize. The UFW vows to continue organizing in Texas Reeves and Pecos counties, despite perceived law enforcement pressure, as pickets line Reeves County farms near Verhalen and Cottonwood Farms. In five days of demonstrations, 41 pickets were taken into custody, including juveniles. 19 people faced criminal trespass charges in Reeves County, with further arrests in Pecos and Pecos County.
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Pecos
Sophia's Club
S. Cedar St
Armando Gil
Paula Chavez
E. Fourth St
Ward
Bob Doggett
Sullivan Bridge
UFW
Reeves
Texas
United Farm Worker
Reeves County
Verhalen
Cottonwood Farms
Pecos County
Enterprise distribution plan seeks Balmorhea area readers
The Pecos Enterprise announces mail delivery to Balmorhea Saragosa and Toyah residents for 2 50 per month with savings versus newsstand and same day home delivery for Balmorhea and Toyah. Mail delivery billed through the Enterprise office. Contacts Peggy Moore Olga Sanchez and the Pecos office for start.
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Pecos Enterprise
Balmorhea
Saragosa
Toyah
Enterprise
Peggy Moore
Olga Sanchez
Pecos
P.O
Five Accidents Reported With No Injuries
Police reports list five wrecks Friday and one Saturday. No injuries occurred among those involved. The first collision occurred in the 1200 block of South Eddy at 11 45 a m, between Herbey Armendariz of 401 East D Street and Ruth B Clark of 2200 Wyoming Street near.
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Adams
Eddy Streets
Eddy St
Santiago Sais
S. Ash St
Freddy Villescas
Walnut St
Cedar St
Lena Kellar
Odessa
Rebecca Lamb
Cayanosa
Moore
Palmer
Second
Cedar Streets
Ramon Vargas
S. Orange St
Linda Miller
Maple St
Jose Rodriguez
Cherry St
Luis Garzon
E. Third and
Mesquite Streets
Wayne Hollis
W. Fifth St
Steven Smith
Jackson
Alamo Streets
Motorcyclists jailed aided by West Texas officers
A dozen Iron Cross bikers touring toward Dallas spent Saturday night in Culberson County jail after police escorted them through Jeff Davis Reeves Ward and Crane counties on their way to Dallas. Separate weekend crashes in Odessa and local intersections involved multiple drivers with minor injuries reported.
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Bonn
Gymnich
Ford
West Germany
Rhine
Siegfried
West Texas
DPS
Pecos
Iron Cross
Dallas
Culberson County
van Horn
Sheriff’s
Jeff Davis
Reeves
Ward
Crane
Zavalla Jr High Band Starts Summer Rehearsals
Zavalla Junior High seventh and eighth grade band members begin summer rehearsals Wednesday at 8 a.m. under band director Doug Garman. Morning practices run daily through Friday August 8, with instrument and music in hand and comfortable clothing advised for marching field time. Members unable to attend should notify Mr Garman before Wednesday morning. Garman expects more bandsmen this fall and says this year’s band will be the strongest yet for the 1975 76 school year.
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Zavalla
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