Balmorhea ISD hires Don Nelson as head coach
Balmorhea ISD board met in special session to hire a head coach. Don Nelson, from Van Horn, will coach football and basketball and teach biology, living in the former Carrillo residence with his wife and two sons. The district faces staffing shortages and will convene a special meeting to review applications.
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Balmorhea Notes on Road Work and Local Happenings
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Cotton futures rise on short covering amid midweek gains
New York cotton futures No 2 climbed to as much as 1.75 a bale in midday trading after earlier profit taking. July at 47.15, Oct 48.90, Dec 49.36 with spot month 44.77c lb, while Livestock in Fort Worth and Amarillo reports show mixed cattle, hogs, and beef prices. Gold prices abroad and US base and selling prices rise as markets shift. Al Geiberger wins 40000 at Carlsbad, Player loses 16000.
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Deaths of Domingo Navarette Named. Rites Friday
Domingo Rodriguez Navarette, 44, died about 8 50 a m Tuesday at Memorial Hospital. Services set for 10 a m Friday at Pecos Funeral Home chapel with burial in Protestant Mexican Cemetery. Born May 24, 1931 in Balmorhea, he was a lifelong area resident. Survived by wife Lydia six sons Domingo Jr Adolpho Alfredo Gilbert Javier Navarette of the home and Robert Navarette in the U S Army.
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Women delegates walk out at Mexican conference
More than half the delegates at the International Women's Conference left during Israel Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's wife Leah Rabin's keynote address in Mexico City. Arab African and Communist reps led the exodus, rebuffing her call to unite women across Israel and Arab nations and transform monologues into dialogue.
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Police recover TV set from weeds behind home
Police report recovering most stolen items from several residences Sunday. A TV set was found concealed behind a house after officers responded to a theft at 413 Walnut St. total losses included cash. Other reports covered cash and cigarettes from a Reed Fine Service machine, a tape player and four tapes from a band's auto, and a TV set and camera from 514 Mesquite St. Monday thefts noted.
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Mozambique installs brand new president
Mozambique swore in Samora Michel as the first president of the People’s Republic of Mozambique at a midnight independence ceremony in Machava. Thousands watched as FRELIMO troops fired in celebration and a new flag replaced Portugal’s. The U.S. prepared to recognize the Marxist state amid Soviet and Chinese backing, while Diggs and Collins attended as invited American guests.
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30 30 rifle missing from Armstrong pickup
A 30 30 rifle valued at $100 was reported missing from a pickup parked at Cole Armstrong's residence at 601 Hickory St. Investigating officers said Armstrong found the rifle missing shortly before 9 p.m. on Tuesday after the vehicle had been parked in the driveway earlier that evening.
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Abandoned Baby Found In Alpine Driveway
Shirley Ann Elliott, a Sul Ross State College student and Alpine resident, found an eight pound newborn girl in her driveway. The infant, still with umbilical cord and coated in afterbirth, was taken to Alpine Community Hospital in stable condition. Welfare authorities will keep the child for 20 days for parental locating efforts before adoption plans in El Paso. The baby’s race could not be determined due to the child’s condition.
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Trinity installs pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church at 1200 South Park Street will install Reverend Lynn C. Davis at 7 15 p m Sunday in the worship service. Davis, a May Concordia Seminary graduate, is Nebraska born and married with three children. He will reside in the church parsonage and also serve Faith Lutheran Church in Fort Stockton. installation will be led by Reverend A Dean Kelm. Local Lutheran clergy will participate.
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Slovak Bricklayer Finds 16th Century Silver Coins in Salka
An eastern Czechoslovakia bricklayer digging a well at his new house in Salka, Nove Zam sky, unearthed a ceramic vessel containing 85 silver coins. Experts say the coins date from 1471 to 1588 and are of notable numismatic value.
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Japanese Parking Ticket Lock Aims to Increase Fines Paid
Japanese police in the six largest cities began using a metal loop ticket that locks on car doors or side mirrors to deter unpaid tickets. Since its adoption, most motorists who are tagged have visited police stations to pay fines and have the tickets removed.
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Park area to change Tuesday Fest One observes bi centennial names
The municipal park area around the swimming pool will bear new street names for one day on Tuesday to mark Fest One. Streets and lanes adopt historical names, with a map showing event locations and booth duties for staff.
Barbs By Phil Pasterot on expendability and energy jokes
The piece raises a question about who rates the expendability of a team of efficiency experts. It mentions energy conservation efforts and a comic line about a person defined by a recalled car, ending with a pedestrian joke about a car that has been recalled for fixing.
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