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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1976

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Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Board Approves School Furnishings Bids

The Pecos Barstow Toyah school board approved furniture bids totaling 40524.06 for new facilities including tables desks and storage. They also selected fence bids for the high school stadium and approved two metal buildings for vocational agriculture with a total estimated cost around 3676.60 including delivery.

Pecos- Barstow-Toyah School Specialty Supply Inc Childcraft Education Corp Lee Lumber Co Pecos Basin Fence Co Pioneer Fence Co Odessa Mueller Supply Co Ballinger H.L. Ramsey Fred Armstrong Armstrong

Brenham Dominates Pecos In State semifinal

Brenham's Mark Kuecker pitched a one hitter with 13 strikeouts as Brenham defeated Pecos 6-0 at Disch Falk Field in Austin. Linvel Mosby held Brenham to six hits but walked six and hit a batter, while Pecos committed three errors. The big sixth inning produced three Brenham runs and two more on a ground-rule double, sealing the win for the champs who improved to 27-5. Pecos ends the year 11-4.

Austin Pecos Eagles Brenham Mark Kuecker Pecos Eagles Linvel Mosby Disch-Falk Field Matt Burkholder Robert Abila Arlen Thielmann James Fritz Gary Foster Fritz Bobby Mosby Big Brother Linvel Kuecker Schmidt Thielmann Lloyd Schwarze Mosby Wayne Schmidt Bruce Randermann Steve Peters Peter Charles Michaelis Lynn Webb

Fiscal responsibility and Pecos budgets

By Gene Douglas the column argues that Pecos taxes exceeding spending should be used for local needs such as youth recreation and public service jobs. It compares borrowing for long term capital to current expenses and notes New York’s pressure groups, urging practical local funding and leverage to attract federal aid.

Gene Douglas Pecos Washington Mentone Orla New York City New York

Pecos Oil and Gas Day draw to exceed last year’s crowd

Pecos plans its second annual Oil and Gas Appreciation Day on Saturday June 19 drawing potentially 2000 people. Organizers led by Pete Armbruster expect a larger turnout than last year with 1600 to 1700 at the barbecue. Events include golf starting 8 a.m. a women’s program bridge swimming and a 7:30 p.m. barbecue. Admission by invitation only door prizes trophies and live music from Hooker Bros. band.

Pecos Pete Armbruster Permian Basin Armbruster Chamber of Commerce Bill Moss Bill Wilson Jack Casimir Pecos Valley Country Club Judy Moss Joyce Miller Barbara Armstrong Reeca Pigman Mary Wafer Charlotte Slack Gail Box Bear Stroud Jerry Matta Reeves County Posse Association Hawaii Hooker Bros. Band of Pecos

Hays Emerges From Coma After Sleeping Pills Overdose

Rep. Wayne Hays woke from a coma induced by sleeping-pill overdose and spoke briefly. Dr. Richard Phillips said the 65 year old Democrat's overdose was likely accidental and expected to fully recover within about 10 days. He remains semicomatose but lucid at times and will rest 7 to 10 days after hospital release before resuming duties. House leaders postponed action to force Hays to resign until his recovery, and Pitt researchers study the overdose.

Barnesville Ohio Wayne Hays Hays Richard Phillips Phillips Pat Washington House House Administration Carl Albert Thomas P. O’neill University of Pittsburgh

Gross-Rogers at Texas Boys State event

Pecos High School seniors Brian Gross and Robert Rogers attend the American Legion Boys State in Austin this week. About 900 boys from across the state participate in the week long citizenship seminar. They are expected to return Tuesday. Gross is the son of Dr and Mrs B J Gross of 1525 S Park St. Rogers is the son of Mr and Mrs Bobby Rogers of 1907 Wyoming St.

Pecos High School Brian Gross Robert Rogers American Legion Austin Gross B.J. Gross S. Park St Rogers Bobby Rogers Wyoming St

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