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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1975

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Apollo Crew Cleared After Honolulu Fume Incident

Apollo astronauts Thomas Stafford Donald Slayton and Vance Brand were pronounced free of symptoms after a five day hospital stay in Honolulu. A 10 day rest period was advised and their debriefing team would be questioned about the nine day mission including a rendezvous with Soviet cosmonauts.

Thomas Stafford Donald Slayton Vance Brand Arnold Nicogossian Space Agency Stafford Slayton Brand Ing Earth

OSHA Skews Rodeo Rules In Humorous Letter

A spoof letter from the OSHA head to the Rodeo Cowboy’s Association imagines sweeping safety reforms. It suggests banning bucking bulls and horses taller than four feet three inches, replacing bull riding with cows, adding seat belts for barrel racing, stopping the event, and hobbling steers in bulldogging to reduce injuries.

OSHA Occupational Safety and Health Act Rodeo Cowboy's Association Rodeo Cowboys Assoc. of America Attn Big Mr. Meaney Jersey Congress

DPS holds rapid fire drill in Pecos with 11 troopers

DPS troopers from Pecos Kermit Monahans Balmorhea Fort Davis and local area gathered at the rifle and pistol range for qualification firing at 25 yards. They shot five rounds in 10 and 20 seconds and must post a score of 200 or more to qualify before lunch.

DPS Fire County Pecos Melton Rasberry Kermit Monahans Balmorhea Fort Davis Midland

Senate approves cost of living pay raise for officials

The Senate voted 58 to 29 to boost salaries for Congress members and top federal officials, citing 47.5 percent cost rise since 1969. The raise would apply to Vice President Rockefeller, Chief Justice Burger, Speaker Albert, Supreme Court justices, Cabinet members, and about 14,000 federal workers. President Ford signals support for a 5 percent raise this year.

Washington Senate Congress House Hiram L. Fong Hawaii James B. Allen D-Ala Nelson A. Rockefeller Warren E. Burger Carl Albert Supreme Court Ford

THA forms nonprofit insurer to curb high malpractice rates

The Texas Hospital Association announces a Reciprocal Insurance Exchange to provide malpractice coverage for its 675 member hospitals. Officials say the nonprofit company aims to operate by early fall, addressing a potential gap with 75 Texas hospitals possibly uninsured by then.

Austin, Tex Texas Hospital Association Texas THA Ray Hurst Reciprocal Insurance Exchange Dean Davis

Barstow and area lashed by winds and heavy rains

A violent weather outbreak moved through Pecos and surrounding areas Tuesday afternoon bringing scattered moderate to heavy rainfall. Barstow Balmorhea Toyah and areas north of Barstow reported one to three inches of rain and damaged utility poles four miles north of Barstow. Pecos escaped the worst as storms eased and skies began clearing.

Barstow West Texas Utilities Company West Texas Trans-Pecos Pecos Texas Utilities Company Balmorhea Toyah

Moonlight Madness Sale lights up Pecos with bargains

Thursday night event features 10 plus stores open from 7 to 10 p.m. offering season closeout savings across Pecos. Participating shops include Window Box Woolworths Penneys United Anthonys Williams Carlton's Western Auto Sprouse Reitz and Goodyear. Join in for a cool summer evening of shopping and savings.

Pecos Window Box Woolworth’s Penneys United Anthonys Williams Carlton’s Western Auto Sprouse Reitz Goodyear

Wet fields halt picket lines in Verhalen Pecos area

Wet fields stop United Farm Workers sympathizers from entering cantaloupe fields in Verhalen area forcing a return to headquarters. In Pecos area, 33 demonstrators face criminal trespass charges, with all posting $400 bonds. Eight juveniles were turned over to adults after detention.

United Farm Workers Verhalen Cantaloupe Charles Weinacht UFW Antonio Orendain Austin Texas Dolph Briscoe Pecos Pecos-Cayanosa Reeves County Justices of the Peace John Lewis

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