Que Paso Menudo Contest Winners Named In Open Event
The first annual Que Paso Menudo Contest drew thirteen entries and awarded first to Mrs Fedelia Sanchez of Ben's Spanish Inn, second to Mrs Olga Castillo and third to Mrs Vicki Montoya. Judges scored on color grease content tenderness and meat portions with flavor carrying the most weight. The event, open to all, featured Mariachi Santa Rosa and sponsorship from Ben's Spanish Inn and local groups. next year aims to be bigger on Diez y Seis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedelia Sanchez
Ben's Spanish Inn
Olga Castillo
Vicki Montoya
Mrs. Luna
Alfonso Villela
Lupe Villela
Ben Matta
Mariachi Santa Rosa
Pablo Gonzalez
Jessie Nunez
Icar Dominguez
Angel Hosquin
Lucio Lara
Jimmy Orona
Ben
Fonville’s
Bruce Norrell
KOSA
Band boosters meet tonight at PHS cafeteria
Eagle band boosters will meet at 7 30 p m today in the PHS cafeteria according to President Abram Flores.
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Eagle Band
PHS
Abram Flores
Pecos High School hosts speech meet on March 22
Pecos High School will sponsor a speech tournament on March 22 with Nancy Russell directing and PHS Forensic Association members assisting. Registration starts at 8 a.m. and the general assembly is at 6 p.m. Interested judges should call Mrs. Russell after 5 p.m. at 445-4037.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos High School Forensic Association
Nancy Russell
PHSFA
General Assembly
Russell
Bandsmen claim 15 top medals at Odessa College region
Eagle Band members earned 15 first division medals at the Regional Solo and Ensemble Contest held at Odessa College. About 3,000 West Texas musicians participated. Oak Pecos students received first division honors in various solo and ensemble categories and qualified for the state finals in Austin in June. Crockett and Zavala bands also advance to Odessa College event this Saturday.
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Zavala
Doug Garman
Benjy Apolinar
Odessa
Pecos
West Texas
Eagle Band
Odessa College
Cecile Montgomery
Clar
Mike Ortiz
Kim Hawkins
Rachel Billeiter
Debra Cauble
Joyce Jordan
Crockett and
Senate votes on filibuster and oil depletion bills
In Washington a test Senate vote aims to clear the agenda for tax and energy legislation by lowering the debate limit from two thirds to three fifths. The Finance Committee opens hearings on the House tax cut bill while considering oil depletion allowances. House debate on Cambodia aid and a farm bill to raise target prices and milk supports through 1977 also loom.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ford
Cambodia
Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee
House Agriculture Committee
Ford Administration
State rests case in Brooks trial
The state rested in the David Owen Brooks trial in Houston after presenting testimony from parents of three male victims. A father identified his son’s bicycle found at a boat storage shed where 15 bodies were buried, and two mothers described their sons’ relationships with Brooks. A Baton Rouge mother identified a driver’s license photo of her son found at the leader’s home.
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Houston
David Owen Books
Brooks
James Dreymala
James S. Dreymala Jr
Robert Blackburn
Raymond S. Blackburn
Baton Rouge
One-car rollover kills Oklahoma salesman John Ivy
John Ivy 37, of Oklahoma City dies from injuries after a one car rollover east of Barstow in Ward County. He was thrown and pinned beneath the vehicle after it rolled twice on U S 80 near rail tracks. Ivy died at Memorial Hospital at 4 30 p m. Services set for Pecos Funeral Home chapel. He is survived by a brother Woody Ivy of Pecos.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Lela Schneider
Pecos
Barstow
Reeves-Ward-Loving- Winkler
John W. Ivy
Ivy
Memorial Hospital
Ward County
DPS
Hugh Lillie
Melton Rasberry
Ward
Reeves
Winkler
Pecos Funeral Home
Woody Ivy
Minjarez Charged With Murder Try in County Court
Antonio Minjarez of 1309 S Oleander Sr faces charges of attempted murder after a Saturday night stabbing on city streets. Ricky Chavez, no address listed, sustained severe facial lacerations. Both men were hospitalized as officers and troopers responded to the scene and a hospital fight ensued. Bond set at 10000 by Peace Justice Phyllis Salyer.
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Antonio Minjarez
S. Oleander Sr
Minjarez
Ricky Chavez
Jimmy Roundtree
Roundtree
UMAC
Third
Ash Streets
Chavez
Cedar Streets
Memorial Hospital
DPS
Sheriff's
Fourth
Phyllis Salyer
Pecos Man Charged with Murder in Bar Shooting
Juan Fierro Saenz 43 of Pecos faces murder charges after allegedly shooting 46 year old Esther Chavez Natividad at the Monte Carlo Bar 600 S Locust St around 11 38 p m Saturday. She died at Memorial Hospital from two bullet wounds. Bond set at 25000, Saenz in county jail.
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Juan Fierro Saenz
Pecos
Esther Chavez
Monte Carlo
S. Locust St
Memorial Hospital
Weekend Weather Reveals Mild Spring Conditions
Weekend weather offered springlike conditions with no drastic changes. Highs ranged from 78 Friday to 89 Sunday, with early lows from 35 to 43. A weak cool front may cause a little cooling and possible rain in North Texas. Cold Canadian air moved into the Southeast, risking crop damage in central Georgia and the Florida Panhandle. Temperatures dipped below freezing in parts of the region. Forecasts show below freezing later, threatening tobacco and peach crops. Unseasonably low temps lingered in northern Florida while South Central Texas stayed near 70. Some areas reported subzero readings in the Upper Mississippi Valley. Light snow fell in parts of upstate New York, northern Indiana, West Virginia, and Wyoming, with cloudy conditions along the Pacific Coast from northern California to southern Canada.
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Canada
Georgia
Florida Panhandle
National Weather Service
Florida
Texas
Mississippi Valley
New York
Indiana
West Virginia
Wyoming
Pacific Coast
California
Panel to air views on hospital importance
A panel discussion on the importance of a good hospital to employers will be heard on KIM at 11 a.m. Tuesday and 6 15 p.m. Wednesday. Spokesmen from several employers will join the panel for the public information service related to the $3 5 million bond election set for Saturday March 22.
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Kim
Why I support the new hospital
Dr Harold Lindley writes that Pecos faces doctor shortages but now has new physicians. He argues better facilities are needed to attract and retain doctors and to provide top care as the town grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lindley
Pecos
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Randy Reynolds
Mark Smith
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Peggy Calderon
Sylvia Gomez
Dorinda Sydow
Page Burkholder
Kim Dingler
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