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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
2
Heavy rains over six days wiped out almost a million tons of sorghum valued at about 640 million dollars in Reynosa. Only 250000 tons of the expected crop survived as 325000 hectares were damaged, marking a second consecutive year of crop losses in the region.
The Permian Basin Graduate Center will sponsor a colloquium on Clastic Depositional Systems A Genetic Approach to Facies Analyses in Mineral Exploration at the Community Theatre in Midland August 16 18. Drs William F Fisher L F Brown and A J Scott of the Bureau of Economic Geology University of Texas will present an overview of terrigenous clastic depositional systems and their modern models for exploration in oil and gas.
Texas cattlemen warn the beef industry faces a painful squeeze as packers may freeze prices to ranchers while feed costs climb. They predict losses up to 10 to 20 dollars per head if grain costs outpace cattle prices, with production cuts possible by autumn.
Death notice for Gerald David Strachan 26 of Fort Worth who died Sunday June 24. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Christian Church with burial at Evergreen cemetery. Born December 21 1946 in El Paso he was a Pecos resident. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs LG Strachan of the home and grandmother Mrs DA Strachan of Winona Mississippi.
Internal Revenue official outlines the 60 day ceiling on prices for retailers wholesalers manufacturers and service firms. The rules cover telephone utilities advertising car and gas sales and most services with rents and some farm products exempt. Ceiling prices tie to the highest prices in the base period and the 10 percent rule.
An independent Pecos newspaper lists mail subscription rates for Reeves County and other areas. Rates include 6 months 10.50 dollars and 1 year 21.00 for Reeves County, 6 months 12.50 and 12 months 24.00 for all other mail.
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