Weinachts Win Yard of the Month Honor in Pecos
The Weinachts of 602 S Hackberry St Pecos win Pecos Chamber of Commerce Yard of the Month. The women’s division chairs the program with Jane Fletcher directing monthly sign placements at a different residence until the next month.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Pecos
Charles Weinacht
S. Hackberry St
Weinachts
Chamber
Pro
Ject
Jane Fletcher
County Jury Duty Cancelled For Thursday
County court jurors ordered to report at 9 a.m. Thursday are excused per county clerk Catherine Ashley. Clerk Ashley said Judge Darrell Glover canceled the Thursday session and jurors need not appear as scheduled.
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Catherine Ashley
Ashley
Darrell Glover
CIA deal findings and recommendations summary
The Rockefeller Commission report on the CIA details NSA practices including mail interception of up to 4.3 million pieces annually and 13 000 letters opened yearly. It notes Operation CHAOS infiltrating dissidents, surveillance against journalists, and illegal drug experiments from 1953 to 1963. It also cites a CIA agent in a 1970s campaign, extensive files on 57 000 Americans, and no credible link to JFK's assassination. Conclusions flag unlawful activities and legal orders. recommendations push foreign focus for CIA work and restricting domestic citizen data. A local business note follows: Lupe’s Beauty Shop joined the Chamber of Commerce with Lupe Acosta welcomed by Barbara Armstrong.
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Washington, D.C
CIA
Congress
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Commission
National Security Act
U.S
Chamber of Commerce
Lupe
Lupe Acosta
Barbara Armstrong
Texas doctors due to return after stoppage
In San Antonio doctors predict full medical and surgical services will resume at all hospitals by Thursday after a anesthesia doctors work slowdown. The Bexar County Medical Society backed a resolution seeking state legislation to address the malpractice insurance crisis, with 700 members voting in support.
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San Antonio
Nell Nations
Society of Anesthesiologists
Bexar County
Medical Society
Texas
Nations
Governor’s Medical Professional Liability Study Commission
E. Don Webb
Houston
Milton Davis
Dallas
Dr. Webb
May permits reveal Pecos building boom
May building permits in Pecos totaled 90,600 dollars, far above the 1974 figure of 10,147. Nineteen of twenty permits were for home improvements or additions, with three commercial permits including a 65,000 dollar Dairy Queen at IH 20. Other permits covered fences, roofs, patios, garages, carports, and new rooms across multiple residences and a business site. The month’s activity underscores a surge in residential expansion and commercial construction in Pecos.
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Vance Hinsley
Walter Anderson
Kermit
Joe Nunez
Mesquite St
Gill Industries
Toliver Street
Emma Sheppard
S. Elm St
Hollis Bell
Hackberry St
Russell Hill
Cactus St
Chon Gomez
S. Plum St
Catalina Garcia
Locust St
Richard Wadley
Howard Harris
S. Cedar St
Pete Villaloboz
S. Orange St
John Oglesby
Park St
Jefferson St
Faustino Acosta
Hickory St
Marselino Muniz
E. Sixth St
Romaldo Garcia
N. Cypress
Ford press push for Israel Egyptian settlement
President Ford accelerated his push for a new Israel Egyptian settlement during a morning Oval Office meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. The talks included Kissinger Sisco and Dinitz with a working dinner planned and Rabin due to meet again Thursday. Israel showed openness to Egyptian nonbelligerency pledges amid lingering questions about troop withdrawals.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Ford
Yitzhak Rabin
Rabin
Oval Office
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Joseph Sisco
Simcha Dinitz
Singer
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Senate
Light agenda for Pecos city council meeting
Pecos city council convenes in regular session at 7:30 a.m in city hall with a light agenda. Items include monthly reports one street name change and a discussion by Community Public Service Company officials on local taxation per city manager J J Maxey.
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Pecos
Disabled veterans to get help at Pecos mobile unit
A Disabled American Veterans mobile field service unit will be in Pecos on June 17 to assist local and area veterans with disability claims. The unit will operate from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Airlawn Shopping Center area for veterans or dependents needing help or answers.
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Pecos Area
National Adjutant For Public Relations
Richard M. Wilson
Pecos
Airlawn
Hearing on malpractice insurance slated in Texas
A June 23 hearing by the State Insurance Board will precede an 18 member legislative commission's organizational meeting. The event may focus on rate setting and Texas loss experience, with discussions on the joint underwriting association and malpractice risk pool to ensure broad physician coverage.
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Austin
Tex
State Insurance Board
Insurance Board
Texas
Joe Christie
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Second St
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Hackberry
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Martinez St
Jesus Tarin
Ross Blvd
Ramon Tarrango
N. Pecan St
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