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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
2
On this date in history Copley News Service reports that in 1282 Rena the Radiant kissed a frog and transformed into a handsome prince, a tale with many variations yet presented here as the straightforward version by Perry Snell.
An independent Pecos Enterprise publication lists mailing options and rates. The note details P.O. box, address in Pecos Texas, and payment terms for six months and one year, with in-mail rates and periodical terms.
Floats for the annual Rodeo Parade must be registered with Nita Smith at the Chamber of Commerce or Mrs. Her ring Entries may be made in five divisions including commercial organizational costume dress riders old motor driven vehicles and old horse drawn vehicles First prize is 25 cash and second prize is 15 Names of winners will be engraved on trophies Contact Mrs Smith at 4452406 or Mrs Her ring at 4453646 Students not in school buses attend thumber school.
An accident without injuries occurred at Elm and Tenth Street intersection. A truck caught fire at Third and Oak Street at 3 p.m. Thursday. A panel on fire was reported on Highway 19 at 1:34 p.m. Thursday.
The board continued the Media Services Agreement with West Texas Education Center, funding $1 per pupil plus a matched $1 state grant for films. They discussed new teaching hires, approved appointments and resignations, and recommended Brian DeVolin as assistant high school principal. DeVolin has extensive West Texas education experience. Summer programs include a 60-member track team, five invitational meets, and a July local meet.
A Social Security representative will be in Pecos at the Community Center from 11 a.m. to noon on June 20 and June 27 to discuss benefits. At other times, inquiries may be directed to the Social Security area office at 516 First National Bank Building Odessa 332-9423 by writing, calling, or visiting.
William J. Kuhfuss president of the American Farm Bureau Federation warns that union monopoly power hurts export markets for farm and industrial goods. He notes a foreign trade deficit in 1971 for the first time since 1893 and cites rising wages as driving costs up. He argues productivity linked wage demands must align to stay competitive.
Southwest Texas weather outlook remains fair through Saturday with continued warmth. Highs range from 86 to 94 degrees except near elevated areas where readings stay around 80. Lows tonight fall between 53 and 69 as mild evenings persist.
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