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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1970

Page

2

Household employers to receive preaddressed tax forms

District Director R L Phinney announces Austin District will mail on or about July 1 pre addressed Forms 942 Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return for Household Employees to report Social Security taxes for quarter ending June 30 1970. Blank forms available for new filers. Deadline for second quarter is July 31 1970.

Internal Revenue R. L. Phinney Austin ADP Phinney Lomax New York

Recycling in Business Seeks Solutions Across Industries

The article surveys corporate recycling efforts from General Motors in Traverse City to Kaiser Aluminum in the San Francisco Bay Area. It notes programs to reclaim junk cars, reuse old bottles for highways, encourage aluminum can returns, and test scrap steel can usage, highlighting the scale and cost estimates of waste reduction initiatives. It also touches on historical notes about coinage and basic physics of sound transmission.

New York General Motors Traverse City Mich Reynolds Metals Los Angeles Kaiser Alumnum & Chemical San Francisco Bay Area Kaiser M. D. Eisele Bay Area Continental Can Co National Steel Corp Weirton

Cotton trading in Far Western markets steadies

Cotton trading in far Western markets this week was confined mainly to San Joaquin Valley growths per USDA. Prices held steady from the prior week with Middling and Strict Low Middling at 13/32 inch and 3.5 to 4.9 mike. Domestic mills showed fill-in demand, most sales for June shipment, and foreign inquiries stayed moderate. Small lots of Middling and Strict Low Middling sold for prompt shipment while trade focused on PL 480 allocations. The crop advanced with light hail damage in El Paso and Carlsbad. Fresno spot quotes held at Middling 1-3/32 inch, 3.5 to 4.9 mike, at 26.50 cents. Purchases totaled 6,877 bales.

San Joaquin Valley Consumer and Marketing Service USDA el Paso Carlsbad Fresno

Market Summary From Phoenix El Paso Cotton Quotations

Market reports show 31 609 bales traded weekly overall. Phoenix quotes for Strict Low Middling 1 1/16 inch and moisture 3.5 to 4.9 mike steady at 22 60 cents. Cotton Exchange purchases totaled 3 475 bales, up from 1 463 week prior. El Paso Middling 15/32 inch 3.5 to 4.9 mike unchanged at 28.00 cents per pound.

Phoenix Phoenix Cotton Exchange el Paso

Cambodian conflict recounts damage to Kompong Speu bases

June 1970 wartime notes show adoptions and dismissals among civilians and soldiers, then shift to reports of major fighting around Kompong Speu provincial and regional headquarters. Truckloads of looted goods were moved to military depots as Cambodian troops inspected the spoils. The provincial headquarters was left a shell and the barracks area heavily damaged.

Kompong Speu

Rig Count Declines Across West Texas and New Mexico

Reed Drilling Tools reports a total of 167 active rigs in West Texas and Southeast New Mexico, down nine from last week’s 176 and down 25 from a year ago’s 192. District 8 shows Pecos at 16, Ward 13, Reeves 12, with District 8 A led by Hockley at 11 and Lea County at 13. Roosevelt up to four, Eddy six, Chaves two, with a county tally to follow.

Reed Drilling Tools West Texas New Mexico Pecos Ward Reeves Hockley Yackum Lea N. M Roosevelt Eddy Chaves Andrews Borden Chaves Cochran Coke Crane Crockett Culberson Dawson Ector Eddy Edwards el Paso Gaines Glasscock Hockley Ll Howard Irion Kent Lea Martin Menard

VA Hospital To Bear Rayburn Name

A bill naming the Veterans Administration hospital and domiciliary at Bonham Texas for Sam Rayburn won House approval Monday. Rayburn, who died November 16 1961, was House speaker longer than any other man. His home was at Roanoke.

Washington Veterans Administration Bonham, Tex Sam Rayburn Rayburn Roohag

Mason and Turner Family Birth Announcements

A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mason of Pecos on June 11. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jess N. Turner II of Pecos on June 11. A child was born to Mrs. Billy McCarty of 1920 South Alamo, Pecos, on June 13.

Luciana Mendoza Baby Consuelo Munoz Vessie Croker Juli Redmage Patricia Mason Kaye Turner Dolores Bland William T. Mason P.O Box Pecos Jess N. Turner II Wyoming Billy McCarty South Alamo

Bell Named Acting U.S. Education Commissioner

Dr. Terrel H. Bell was appointed acting U S Commissioner of Education to replace Dr. James E. Allen Jr. Bell, 47, previously Utah’s top school official, will serve until a permanent nominee is confirmed by the Senate. He joins HEW after a February move to the education office.

Washington Terrel H. Bell U. S James E. Allen Jr Bell Utah Department of Health, Education and Welfare Nixon Senate HEW Robert H. Finch

Tate Prosecutor Faces Contempt Hearing

Los Angeles AP report says Deputy Dist. Atty. Aaron H. Stovitz faces a contempt hearing over a pretrial interview cited as violative of a court order. The hearing accompanies the Sharon Tate murder-conspiracy trial as defense seeks dismissal, with judge to consider June 25.

Los Angeles Sharon Tate Aaron H. Stovitz Paul Fitzgerald Patricia Krenwinkel Rolling Stone San Francisco Manson Fitzgerald Atty Vincent T. Bugliosi Bugliosi Linda Kasabian

Nixon urges challenges over easy aid for drug users

In a filmed White House interview Nixon says helping young drug users means giving them a challenge, not easing life. Art Linkletter, whose daughter died last October, hosts a forthcoming NBC Life with Linkletter segment. Also: MIT plans retirement of Dr. Killian. Robert Wagner and Marion separate. Louis Lomax pleads innocent to tax charges. Clement Conger to redesign White House rooms.

Hollywood Nixon White House Art Linkletter Linkletter NBC

Texans among 40 listed dead in Southeast Asia action

Washington AP reports 40 names on latest casualty list from Southeast Asia. Four Texans are named: Army Spec Edward L. Evans of Fort Worth. Pfc William V. Reed of Laredo. Pfc Clyde D. Sanders of Galveston. Marine Gunnery Sgt Ascension R. Perez of San Antonio. Army Sgt Ernest L. Ramsey of El Paso. Marine Lt Col Lonnie A. Dykes of Buffalo.

Washington Southeast Asia Army Spec Edward L. Evans Gladys B. Evans Fitzhugh Ave Ft. Worth William V. Reed Earl A. Reed Market St Laredo Clyde D. Sanders Bayou Shore Apt Galveston Marine Corps Ascension R, Perez Jesus Perez Millewood Lane San Antonio Ernest L. Ramsey Eileen S. Ramesey Dungarven Dr el Paso Lance Lonnie A. Dykes Rolla E. Dykes Bozeman Ave Buffalo

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