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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1968

Page

2

Record of traffic crashes and thefts on East Third Street and vicinity

Sunday and Saturday incidents report multiple vehicle collisions on East Third Street and Cedar Streets with minor damage and no injuries. Cited drivers include Raymundo M Hernandez and Ramírez. a separate rear struck collision affected Cecilia Correra, both with no tickets issued. Nighttime thefts and vandalism allege tire thefts at Texaco and damage at Santa Rosa Hall, plus a reported broken security at Dan's Record Shop. The list includes various names, vehicles, and damages with scattered minor monetary estimates.

Binis Plymouth C.bsey Ee Ke Esceff Jesus “Arrasco Mimirez Cooksey Ramirez Ene West Third Street Cecilia Gomez Correa Mario Shodricks Correra Alle Benjamin Hinojos Santa Rosa Hall

Texas Ballot Proposals Seek Broad State Reforms

AUSTIN TEX campaign measures will appear on the November 5 ballot including pensions investment rules welfare ceiling rise to 75 million and tax exemptions for pollution controls. Other items cover university fund investments road bonds legislators salaries property tax phasedown and revenue bonds for industry. GOP and Democratic conventions head to Miami Beach and Chicago with lists of delegation posts and ceremonial roles. Governor Connally trims the 1969 state budget by 1.3 million and vetoes seven riders while detailing vetoed line items across agencies and parks.

Austin Tex Permanent University UT Regents Dallas County Texarkana el Paso Tarrant Miami Texas John Tower Tobin Armstrong Armstrong Douglas R. DeCluitt Waco Malcolm Milburn Jim Collins Dallas Richard M. Lowell McAllen Paul Eggers Wichita Falls Basil E. Atkinson Jr Lufkin Chicago John Connally Candiate Roy Barrera San Antonio Cecil Burney Corpus Christi Roland Boyd McKinney Wil D. Davis Claudia Brummett Amarilo Horace Botsford J. Anderson Rhea Howard Hilda B. Weinert Seguin J. C. Looney Edinburg J. C. Martin Laredo J. C Hunter McLean Fort Worth John Mobley Connally Agriculture Department Comptroller’s Department Capitol Port Lavaca Causeway Somervell County State Park Blinn College Old Washington State Park Museum The Liquor Control Board State Board of Control LCB

Three Injured in Van Horn Highway 80 Crash

A Sunday two car wreck 15 miles east of Van Horn sent three people to Reeves County Memorial Hospital in fair condition Monday. Cynthia Beem 13 Ventura California suffered pelvic injuries while Maria Landeroz 16 Alicia Landeroz 36 and Alicia Astarga 38 Las Cruces New Mexico were treated for cuts bruises and abrasions and released hours later. The cars reportedly collided nearly head on and rolled several times.

Memorial Hospital van Horn Reeves County Memorial Hospital Cynthia Beem Ventura California Maria Landeroz Alicia Landeroz Alicia Astarga Las Cruces New Mexico Miss Beem Landeroz

Patterson Rites Said In Balmorhea

Funeral services for Mrs. Pauline M. Patterson 86 were held at the First Baptist Church in Balmorhea. Burial followed in Balmorhea Cemetery with Pecos Funeral Home in charge. She was born September 9 1881 in Washington County Illinois and died in a San Antonio nursing home. Survivors include two daughters a son in law four grandsons and two great grandchildren.

First Baptist Church Balmorhea Pauline M. Patterson San Antonio Pecos Louis A. Yates D. M. Wells Carrizo Springs

Texas Cotton Down in 1967 68 Season

The University of TexasCotton Economics Office reports Texas 1967 68 cotton production fell 16.1 percent from the prior season with 2 638 896 running bales ginned and lint cotton plus cottonseed value down over 37 million dollars. Poor weather and higher diverted acreage hurt gins mills and warehouses. a brighter 68 69 is forecast with higher planted area and better weather and quality focused varieties.

Texas Cotton Economic Research Office University of Texas

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