Africans jailed for illegal U S entry in Pecos court
Four Africans from Rhodesia Nigeria Tanzania were arraigned in U S Magistrate J M Preston in Pecos after evading immigration checks to reach the United States. They traveled from Mexico via Juarez El Paso and were sentenced to 45 days each for the misdemeanor.
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Nigeria
Rhodesia
Tanzania
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
United States
Juarez
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
van Horn
Austin
James Elliott
Cabble_ Village
Taoheed Animashaun
Lagos
Patrick Afolabia Olarenaju Labiran
Abeokuta
Henry Stewart
Zebemhen
Mexico City
Stocks Rise on Energy Lead as Dow Edges Higher
New York trading shows the Dow Jones industrial average up 1.91 at noon to 833.25 with energy stocks leading gains. NYSE volume climbs to 17.37 million shares while McDonnell Douglas slips to 21 3/8 amid a federal grounding order for the DC 10.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
McDonnell Douglas
American Airlines
Chicago
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
Balmorhea Chamber Plans Fall Festival and Local News
Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce met at the Community Center with Irene Hunter delivering the invocation. Lumber from the old depot sold to Art Climer for 400 dollars. Big Bend Tourist Council distributed brochures featuring Alpine Balmorhea and area sites. Fall Festival plans discussed and Bean Cook-off entrants urged to participate again. Fall Festival Queen candidates are being selected.
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Balmorhea
Guadalupe Park announces summer programs and extended hours
Guadalupe Mountains National Park unveils summer guided walks and evening campfire programs at Pine Springs Canyon Campground starting around 8 p.m. weather permitting every night except June 9, with topics on ranching history zoology plant life and hiking tips. NEW hours at Frijole Information Station 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily and McKittrick Canyon day-use area same hours.
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Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Frijole
McKittrick Canyon
Don Dayton
Pine Springs Canyon
Pine Springs
Texas
New cookbooks at Senior Center for Reeves County
Billie McCormick director of the Senior Citizens Center announces new shipment of Granny's Gourmet cookbooks with corrections at the Center 119 S Cedar. Priced at 3.50, recipes provided by Reeves County senior citizens. For purchase visit the Center or call 445 3272.
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Billie McCormick
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Reeves County
Senior Citizens
Reckless damage reported at Pecos used car lot
Police investigate damage at 120 S Cedar where a rock sliced a 1978 windshield. Replacement cost about 150 dollars. Incident occurred between 6 p m Monday and 7 a m Tuesday and was reported at 9 07 a m June 5.
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Pecos
S. Cedar
Reeves-Loving 4-H July meetings and events set
Reeves-Loving County 4-H will hold regular quarterly meetings on Monday June 11 at 7 30 p m in the County Courthouse and Extension Office with topics including the 4 H Achievement Program Family Nights and officer elections The Carlsbad Quarter Horse Club opens its first spring show June 9 at 1 p m judge Bob Wallace Canyon Texas with 1979 American Quarter Horse Association rules and entry fees of 1 per class for members and 150 per class for non members dues 50 cents per year both clubs list upcoming events through July 28 including horse shows ropeing school and state shows
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Mike Mallett
Reeves-Loving County
4-H
Reeves County
Reeves-Loving
Texas
Carlsbad Quarter Horse Club
Bob Wallace
Canyon
American Quarter Horse Association
Ft. Stockton
Odessa
Former editor dies in Dallas
Frederick Fancher Bell aged 75 died at the Veterans Hospital Dallas on June 1 after a long illness. Burial followed in Cumby Texas. He married Ruth Newell of Pecos who preceded him in death. A brother survives. Bell came to Pecos in 1925 and served as editor of the Pecos Enterprise until selling his interest in 1930. He remained a newspaper man until retirement and was well known in the community.
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Frederick Fancher
Red) Bell
Veterans Hospital
Dallas
Cumby
Texas
Mr. Bell
Ruth Newell
Pecos
Barney
Pecos Day Camp Plans Trip to Carlsbad Caverns
The Pecos Community Recreation Department Youth Day Camp will take a trip to Carlsbad Caverns and Carlsbad City Park swimming area on Friday June 8. Non enrolled children may sign up at the Recreation Department office before Friday with a $5.50 fee, limited to 25 children age 12 and under. No registrations after noon Thursday. For more information call Irma Baeza at 445-4624.
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Pecos
Irma Baeza
Community club schedules and Nevada strike update
A listing shows Monday through Friday club meeting times for Lions and Optimist groups in Pecos Balmorhea Barstow and Alpine areas with contact notes. LAS VEGAS AP reports on a sanitation workers strike in its sixth day with no immediate health hazard despite 100 degree heat and growing garbage mound.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Softball City Championship kicks off with close games
Results of the men’s slo pitch city championships show First Nation al Bank beating Western Auto 22 21 and Duval downing Delaware Basin 15 14. Tomorrow night HNG faces Pecos Valley Radiator at 7 30 p m and Gibson's meets EDCO Construction at 9 p m. Losers play Monday June 11, winners Tuesday June 12, with finals through June 21 to crown the city champion.
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Pecos Community Recreation Department
First National Bank
Western Auto
Duval
Delaware Basin
HNG
Pecos Valley
Gibson
Edco Construction
Walter H Barlow Masonic graveside rites announced
Walter Henry Barlow 74 of Pecos was honored with Masonic graveside services last Friday at Fairview Cemetery. Pecos Valley Lodge No 736 A F and A M Past Masters and Master Masons attended in tribute to Chalcedony Lodge No 6 of Holbrook Arizona, of which he belonged. Past Master W O Pigman S B Hunt and I E Chesney led the ceremony.
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Walter H. Barlow
Walter Henry Barlow
Pecos
Fairview
Pecos Valley
A.F
A.M
Masons
Chalcedony Lodge No. 6, F. & A.M
Holbrook, Ariz
Barlow
W.O. Pigman
S.B. Hunt
I.E. Chesney
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Seana and
Laura
Gary Compton
Sherman
Joe Tollett
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Beda Larramore
Davenport
Houston
Brother Sanders of
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Kansas
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Lisa
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Miss Carrice
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Hobbs, N.M
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Ruby Davis
del Rio
Pearl Blakemore
Alton Bottoms
Debbie Bryan
Alvin
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
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Guadalupe Park
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Pecos Enterprise
Lions Club
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
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Al-Non
N. Oak
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Eddy St
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