Public meetings sought on Human Resources goals
The Texas Department of Human Resources will sponsor public meetings in El Paso Midland and Odessa this month to gather comments on goals and priorities for 1980 81. Meetings cover services proposed budgets and planning process with remarks by Commissioner Jerome Chapman inviting welfare clients providers and community leaders to attend.
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Texas Department of Human Resources
el Paso
Midland
Odessa
el Paso Civic Center
Texas Tech
S. Colorado
Odessa College Auditorium
Human Resources
Jerome Chapman
Chapman
Department of Human Resources
Classical Music Concert Planned at Odessa College
A UT El Paso Faculty Chamber Ensemble will perform at Odessa College in the Jack Rodgers Fine Arts Center Recital Hall Monday at 8 p.m. The group features Earle King, Robert Walshe, David Wicks, and Kathy Worster. Repertoire includes works by Lubbert, Lucas, Vivaldi, Haydn, Bach, Couperin, Stich, and Telemann. Admission is free.
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Odessa
Jack Rodgers
Odessa College
University of Texas At el Paso
Earle King
Robert Walshe
David Wicks
Kathy Worster
Donald Lubbert
Leighton Lucas
Antonio Vivaldi
Franz Joseph Haydn
Market mixed as dollar rally stalls and miners weigh vote
The New York market opened higher but drifted around flat as the dollar rallied inconsistently against major currencies. The Dow stood about 2 points up early and fell to 742.29 by noon as gainers edged losers. NYSE composite slipped 0.06 to 48.43 while AMEX rose 0.15 to 122.85 amid 8.54 million shares traded. Cotton and grain futures moved in narrow ranges with no decisive direction and United Mine Workers contract vote looms. Dow Jones at 11 a.m. shows mixed readings across industrials, transports, utilities, and stocks.
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New York
U.S
United Mine Workers
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Sul Ross plans renovation as board set to review
Sul Ross State University President outlines preliminary plans for renovating three academic buildings and the central heating and cooling plant, with bids expected after August board meeting. Project phases estimated nine months for first, six for second, while relocating offices and classrooms during work.
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Alpine
Sul Ross State University
Bob Richardson
Board of Regents
Texas State University System
Richardson
Sul Ross
SRSU
Hamp Norton
Ross Tip
Peace Forum Set at University of Texas Austin
Former secretary of state Dean Rusk Nobel Laureate Dr Gunnar Myrdal and UN official Davidson Nicol join a March 10 event at the University of Texas Austin titled The Road to Peace: Obstacles and Opportunities Alva Myrdal also participates as head of the Swedish delegation to the disarmament talks in Geneva
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Austin, Texas
Dean Rusk
Gunnar Myrdal
Sweden
University of Texas At Austin
Davidson Nicol
United Nations
Alva Myrdal
Geneva
Genealogical Workshop Slated at Sul Ross State
ALPINE The Division of Adult and Continuing Education at Sul Ross State University schedules a genealogical workshop on March 15 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Sunshine House. Director Janette Bowers notes genealogy as a growing hobby. Everton of Salt Lake City will lead the program on basics of family history research. Seating is limited and on a first come basis. Admission is $5 with a material packet.
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Alpine
Sul Ross State University
Sunshine House
Janette Bowers
America
George B. Everton
Salt Lake City
Utah
Everton
Senate holds marathon debate on energy bill stalemate
Washington AP report states key Senate energy negotiators convene an around the clock session to break the Carter energy plan impasse. Sen Henry M Jackson says swing votes may be kept in the meeting with Energy Secretary Schlesinger present to resolve differences over natural gas deregulation and price controls.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
Henry M. Jackson
Senate Energy Committee
James R. Schlesinger
Jackson
Congress
House
House-Senate
Awards Made to Pack 191 at Annual Banquet Here
The Blue and Gold Banquet of Pack 191 in Sandhills District Cub Scouts was held at First Presbyterian Church. Cubmaster Tommy Miller led awards for Bobcats Paul Payne Robby Worsham Brad Gholson Jason Daniels Sam Robertson Miles Williamson Randall Grove Frankie Salcido Joe Luis Liano Den 1 winners Darryl Moody David Elliot James West Den 2 Frankie Salcido Brian Moss Joe Luis Liano Den 3 Sheldon Schwindt Robby Worsham Jason Daniels Webelos Odie Turner Bubba Tunson. Frankie Salcido won the overall derby and cub scout knife. David Elliot earned the Scout oath coin for the finest pine car.
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Sandhills
Cub Scout of America
First Presbyterian Church
S. Plum
Tommy Miller
Paul Payne
Robby Worsham
Brad
Ved
Matthew Williamson
Gerald Grove
Sam Robertson
Den
Darryl Moody
David Elliot
James West
Frankie Salcido
Brian Moss
Joe Luis Liano
Sheldon Schwindt
Jason Daniels
Webelos
Odie Turner
Bubba Tunson
Sul Ross Professor of Math Recognized Nationally
Sul Ross State University math professor Gunther Moller gained national exposure February 24 after CBS News aired a summary of his critique of The Jupiter Effect. He argues there will be no planetary alignment in 1982 and cites his Wang 600 program for geocentric positions.
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Sul Ross
Gunther Moller
Sul Ross State University
CBS News
Moller
Earth
Venus
Mars
Hughes Rudd
CBS Morning News
Newsweek
Vehicle hits light pole after lane change in Pecos
Irene Ortiz Reyes driving a 1969 Chevrolet Nova in Pecos struck a light pole in the 2300 block of Eddy after 9 a.m. Wednesday while allegedly changing lanes. The back wheel of a trailer rig scraped a parked car near W Second St around 1 p.m. Wednesday. driver was David Mark Bergman of Horizon City, Texas and owner of the parked car was Zane Salcido of 608 S Walnut.
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Irene Ortiz Reyes
S. Willow
Eddy
Pecos
W. Second St
David Mark Bergman
Horizon City
Texas
Zane Salcido
S. Walnut
Salcido
Pecos-Reeves
Debra Diaz
Pecos High School
Evening Club Activities and Local Meetings Calendar
A compact calendar lists recurring meetings and events in Pecos including Lions Club at American Motor Inn and Amistad Lions Club, PTA open house with student music program by Mrs Crowley, Pecos Art Association demonstration by Jackie Zwieger, Al Non group, Modern Study Club Texas Heritage Program, Rotary Club luncheon at Holiday Inn, and Alcoholics Anonymous sessions with contact numbers.
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Pecos
S. Oak
Modern Study Club
Texas Heritage Program
Cowan St
Pecos Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Pecos Alcoholics, Anonymous
S. Oak St
Registration forms ready for Pecos High students
Pecos High School students will receive forms to register for 1978 79 courses March 9 and 10. They should return completed forms March 15. A parents meeting for high school and eighth grade students to discuss course choices with counselors is Monday March 13 from 6 to 8 pm in the high school cafeteria, not the library as previously announced.
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Pecos High School
Pecos Man Joins U S Border Patrol After Academy Graduation
Gary K. Dillon of Pecos has graduated from the U S Border Patrol Academy at Glynco Georgia and will serve as a Patrol Agent in the El Paso Texas Border Patrol Sector. He completed training in immigration and nationality law Spanish language duties and authority to act court procedures constitutional rights and physical conditioning. Dillon attended Pecos High School and colleges Sul Ross State University and Angelo State University. He was selected for the academy on October 3 1977 and is married to Karen with two children Brian and Jodi residing at 1933 Adams St Pecos.
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Gary K. Dillon
Pecos
United States Border Patrol Academy
Glynco
Georgia
el Paso
Texas
Dillon
Border Patrol Academy
Karen
Brian
Jodi
Adams St
Pecos High School
Sul Ross State University
Angelo State University
U.S. Border Patrol Academy
Film continues at Santa Rosa Hall March 7 7:30 PM
The filmstrip for the Adult Bible Course will continue Tuesday evening March 7 at 7 30 in Santa Rosa Hall with Part II of The History of the Mass. Attendees are asked to read Revelation chapters Four and Five and Malachi 1 11 to prepare for the lesson.
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Santa Rosa Hall
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