Pecos Eagles face state final after semifinal win over DeSoto
Pecos rallies to a 7 3 semifinal victory over DeSoto behind Linvel Mosby 11th win of the year as Ben Villalobos and Bobby Arreguy drive in runs. Pecos advances to play Uvalde at Drish Falk Field at 7 p m with Glenn Harrison on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Briones
Pecos Eagles
Austin
Linver Mosby
DeSoto
Eagles
Steve Mobley
Harold Baeza
Burkholder
Serrano
Bobby Arreguy
Baeza
Ben Villalobos
Bobby Mosby
Pecos
Peters
Fellas
Graines
South Grand Praire
Brenham
Linvel Mosby
Mosby
Texas Rangers
Uvalde
Drish-Falk Field
Waco Midway
Glenn Harrison
Whites Still Hold Most Carter Administration Top Jobs
James Gerstenzang reports that 76 percent of the 265 top posts in the Carter administration are filled by white males. Women hold 14 percent and Blacks 9 percent, with one Asian American assistant secretary and no American Indians. Cabinet heads include Kreps, Harris, and Costanza among women, with Young, Alexander, McCree, and Norton noted among top Black officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gerstenzang
Associated Press
Washington
Carter
White House
Fice
Patsy Mink
America
Freddie Wechsler
National
Women's Political Caucus
Commerce
Juanita Kreps
Patricia Roberts Harris
Housing and Urban Development
Margaret
Midge
Costanza
Harris
U.N
Andrew Young
Army
Clifford Alexander
Wade McCree
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Toyah School Closes Despite Local Push for Grades 1 5
Toyah trustees voted to close the campus after residents urged keeping grades 1 5, noting only 11 potential fall students. The decision cites need for full class programs and exposure to a broader peer group, with 19 Toyah students already bused to Pecos last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy McCracken
Toyah
Ben Meek Jr
Paul Williams
Pecos
Lewis Cowart
Carver School
Ray Whitley
Whitley
Reagan Campaign Swing Sees Reagan as Sharp GOP Critic
Ronald Reagan campaigns against Carter in New York and Washington criticizing domestic and foreign policies. He accuses Carter of breaking the 1976 pledge to restore confidence in government amid a high priced fundraiser for conservative causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McLeod
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Jimmy Carter
New York
Reagan
Carter
GOP
Congress
White House
Rhodesia
Cuba
Panama
Gerald Ford
Weather and political critique mix in bid notes
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy weather with highs in the 90s and near 100 in the Big Bend lowlands. Reagan assails Carter on campaign finance, Hatch Act repeal, election day voter registration, and White House staffing in a critique tying national policy to the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
Washington
Carter
White House
Reagan
California
Continental Telephone Company Opens Office This Weekend
Continental Telephone Company will move into its new office at 611 S. Oak St this weekend and begin business at 8 30 a m Monday Telephone numbers will stay unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Telephone Company
S. Oak St
Sniper Wounds Two in Amarillo Shuttle and Bus Incident
A roving sniper fired on a shuttle van and a Continental Trailways bus in Amarillo, wounding L D Gafford 30 and Norman Keith 49 with gunfire and glass fragments. A foreign car was struck near Farm 1912 and 2575 by the same shooter, who fled as police converged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Continental Trailways
L.D. Gafford
Northwest Texas
Norman Keith
U.S. 287
Colorado Interstate Gas Co
Lyall Brown
Canyon
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Danny Pena
Pena
Curly Cox
Arreguy
D.C
Ann Kolker
Toyah School
Bob Miller
C.J. Kesey
Texas Seating Co
Meek
Security State Bank
Philip Ferguson
Geraldine Keely
West Texas Education Center
Heard
C.W. Wright
Hoyer and Hardisty
Monahans Cpas
Homemakers of America
Seattle
Wash
Rebecca Rodriguez
Barstow
Carol Naylor
Kathy Nelson
Sue Toone
Roberta Comer
PHS
Rosa Anaya
Lamar
Laverne Boatright
Allan C. Bryson
Sally Keeton
Delia Olibas
Bessie Haynes
Janelle Smith
Ellea Williams
Harvey Ramsey
Ramsey
Zavala
Wright
Charles Pattillo
Armstead
Frank Perea
Eagle
Lee Serrano
Danny Garcia
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