Jury pool expanded for Reeves County District Court use
An updated jury roster for Reeves County district court was announced. Jurors must report Wednesday March 8 at 9 a.m. to the second floor of the United States Post Office Building, with a long list of names and addresses of jurors provided.
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District Court of
Reeves County
United States Post Office
Eva V. Muniz
Saragosa
Patricia Briggs
Plum
Antonio Barrera
S. Mulberry
Glenn W. Vandiver
Missouri
Pablo Carrasco
Cowan
Wanda M. Davis
S. Eddy
Eugene Aguilar, Sr
S. Elm
Billy Frank Davenport
Jefferson
Richard Sealy Ferguson
Johnson
Ramona T. Garcia
Pine
Jesus M. Nichols
Verna G. Bell
Toyah
Tommy Abila
Starley
Francisco P. Martinez
Rodolfo C. Martinez
Jack Ray Davis
Sigifredo N. Barrera
Jonathan L. Scott
S. Plum
Concepcion O. Tercero
S. Ash
Maria M. Aguilar
Richard Ortiz
S. Peach
Paula D. Gonzales
S. Maple
Alberta Smith
Martinez
Secundino L. Venegas
Benito Hignojos
Lindsay
Carrie Mae Holloway
Linda Villescas
Genaro B. Abila
West 12Th
Wanda Bratcher
Walthall Trailer Park
Manuel Garcia
NM ski areas report varied conditions across resorts
Ski area operators report conditions across New Mexico on Thursday. Angel Fire shows fair to good back and front with 20 inches packed in front and major trails packed, while Cloudcroft lists fair to good with 24 inches midway and major trails packed. Powder Puff is excellent with a 50 inch base and major trails packed. Red River notes very good upper and excellent lower mountain, 24 to 36 inches midway unpacked, major trails packed to powder. Sandia Peak ranges from very good to excellent with 46 inches midway unpacked and trails powder to packed. Santa Fe shows a midway 60 inches unpacked with major trails powder to packed powder. Sierra Blanca is excellent with a 43 inch packed base and major trails packed powder. Sipapu reports fair to good with 24 inches midway unpacked and major trails packed. Taos is excellent with 66 inches midway unpacked at Kachina and major trails packed on beginner and intermediate slopes, powder on expert slopes. Val Verde is fair with a 10 inch packed base and major trails packed.
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Angel Fire
Trais
Cloudcroft
Red River
Sandia Peak
Midway
Santa Fe
Sierra Blanca
Sipapu
Taos
Kachina
Val Verde
Obituary notices for Balmorhea residents Willoughby Poe and Smith
Graveside services for Balmorhea resident Robert Leslie Willoughby are set for 10 a.m. Saturday March 4 with burial in Balmorhea Cemetery. A WWII veteran, he died March 1 in El Paso at age 73. Survivors include three sisters and several nieces and nephews. Also listed are Monice Smith 67 who died March 1 in Memorial Hospital Pecos. services Sunday March 5 at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel and Eastside Cemetery burial. Born in Gonzales, he lived in Pecos 45 years. she was a Pentecostal Church member leaving a wife and four children. Cora Christine Poe born February 25 1922 in Balmorhea died March 1 in Odessa at 56. Services March 4 at Christ The King Church Balmorhea with Balmorhea Cemetery burial. Survivors include husband Grady R Poe two sons Butch Poe and two daughters Cora Edna McDonald and Alberta Christine Scull, mother Cora Moore, brothers Bob and Harvey, sisters Josephine Herrington and Ellen Lethco and six grandchildren.
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Robert Leslie Willoughby
Balmorhea
Providence Memorial Hospital
el Paso
Willoughby
Clara Stiles
Marfa
Melba Mayes
Lena Yuckstick
Fort Worth
Baptist Monice Smith
Monice Smith
Memorial Hospital
Pecos Funeral Home
Eastside
Gonzales
Texas
Pecos
Pentecostal Church
Alene
Viola Knowles
Marcella Morris
San Antonio
LaWanda Lamb
Jessie Lee Ephriam
Annie T. Cape
Lonnie, Richie
A.J
Dallas
Cora Christine Poe
Medical Center
Odessa
Christ the King Church
Ceme
Tery
Grady R. Poe
Butch Poe
Sanderson
Cora Edna McDonald
Monahans
Alberta Christine Scull
Cora Moore
Bob and
Harvey
Josephine Herrington
Ellen Lethco
Market mixed as US trade deficit weighs on equities
The market softened after an early advance on news of a widening US trade deficit. Dow moved to 746.36 by noon, NYSE a 4-3 gainers edge, dollar broadly higher, and traders doubtful recovery is near. Trade deficit for January reported at 2.38 billion.
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New York
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Commerce Department
Sony
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Daily mail may disappear by century's end
Washington AP reports outgoing Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar warned on Capitol Hill that daily mail delivery may be financially infeasible by century's end. He said hard copy paper delivery is dying as electronic messages rise, and any continuation would hinge on non economic justifications such as preserving postal jobs.
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Washington
Benjamin F. Bailar
Capitol Hill
Bailar
Senate
Pecos Eagle Band Boosters Plans Meeting Monday
The Pecos Eagle Band Boosters schedule a 7 30 p m meeting March 6 at Pecos High School Band hall to discuss the Junior High Band Festive concession stand and a Bar B Q Chicken plate fundraiser to benefit high and junior high band equipment.
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Pecos Eagle Band Boosters
Pecos High School
David Dutchover
Pecos Eagle
Theft and property damage incidents in Pecos report
Maria Ornelas reported theft from a pickup outside her apartment including a $90 stereo and a $200 suitcase with clothes and bed linens. Carol Sanchez said a $550 GE color TV was taken after a window was broken. Augustina Vasquez’s fence was damaged when a car backed into it. Carold Benavidez reported a missing bicycle valued at $60. Ambulance calls were logged to Flat Top Farms, Reeves County Hospital, and Odessa Medical Center.
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Maria Ornelas
Pecos
T.V
Carol Sanchez
Augustina Vasquez
S. Walnut
Carold Benavidez
Tra Park Space 68
Pecos-Reeves County
Calendar of Pecos events for coming week
Calendar of events for Pecos area lists Monday gatherings by Lions Club Amistad Lions Club and PTA Open House with student program, Pecos Art Association demo, Tuesday Al Non group and Modern Study Club, Thursday Pecos Rotary Club, and Friday Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
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Pecos
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Austin Elementary School
PTA
S. Oak
Modern Study Club
Texas Heritage Program
Cowan St
Pecos Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Pecos Alcoholics, Anonymous
S. Oak St
South Texas farmers start corn and sorghum planting
Warmer temperatures and sunny days moved farmers in the Rio Grande Valley to begin field work. Dr. Daniel C. Pfannstiel of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service said watermelon planting began in Brooks County and sorghum and corn planting were underway or expected to start within about ten days.
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South Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Brooks County
Daniel C. Pfannstiel
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Coastal Bend Area
School Menu For Next Week With Daily Dishes
The upcoming menu lists beef and noodles with mixed vegetables shredded lettuce dressing peaches and bread plus milk. Chicken with rice dressing baked tomato casserole buttered peas lemon bar hot roll and milk. Wednesday features hamburger on a bun fries pickles lettuce tomatoes chocolate cake orange juice and milk. Additional days include chicken fried steak with cream gravy mashed potatoes green beans cherry cobbler hot roll and milk. Fried fish with baked beans salad whipped lime gelatin pears cheese puff and milk. All menus subject to last minute change.
Senior programs at center offer coffee and games
The Senior Citizens Center will host coffee, fellowship and table games from 9 to 5 p.m. Monday, March 6. A meeting of the American Association of Retired Persons is scheduled at the center, 119 S. Cedar, Tuesday at 7 p.m.
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Senior Citizens Center
American Association of Retired Persons
S. Cedar
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S. Martinez
Sue Frymire
Lawrence K. Rankin
Wyoming
Gene Owens
John A. Hayes
W. 2Nd
Gilda Morales
Manuela P. Vasquez
Sampson Wiley
Almond
Pedro B. Vasquez
Julia G. Garcia
N. Walnut
Jerry Neil Cross
Hackberry
Mariano P. Morales
Mary K. Burkholder
Joe L. Perez
Benjamin T. Rodriguez
N. Cypress
Willie M. Rayos
Robert C. Masters
Adan M. Matta
S. Cypress
Pearl Sparks
W. 7Th
Joe S. Salgado
Adams
Johnny Terrazas
Johnny T. Velarez
S. Locust
Ismael O. Acosta
Tomas P. Valeriano
Airbase
Tillie Maldonado
N. Pecan
Garleen Dwain McLain
Alamo
Lonnie Winterrowd
Nebraska
Robert Villaloboz Ybarra
Ruben
A. Olivas
Ellis V. Mattox
George W. Robinson
Fred Sanchez
Weldon O. Wiley
Orla
Meartynn Shorter
S. Pecan
Lessie Woodard
Country Club
Debra Kay Villaloboz
Fermin Paz Rodriguez
Enrique C. Mata
Cactus
John Tollett
Yolanda M. Hinojos
Jackson
W.F. Daniel
Filomeno L. Baeza
Yolanda P. Chavez
N. Elm
Sylvia M. Carrasco
S. Park
Philip Troha
Brawley Beauchamp, Jr
West 5Th
Clay P. Huelster
Trapark
Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Tonio of
Curero
Cash Grain
Chicago
NEW York (Ap
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
Pecos «Enterprise
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Pecos Texas
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Diane Osborn
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves
Ward
Loving, Culberson
Jeff Counties
Don Walker
Steve Clegg
Alpine
Lobo
Rio Pecos Sates Co
Fort Stockton
Chet Sample
Bob Burkholder
Emilio and
Joe Salmon
Vernon Fewell
Barstow
Valerie Granado
Danny Jackson
Cristina Garcia
Daily Mail
Hazel’s Prarery Shop
South Texas Farmers Plant
B. Burger & Fries
Ley Nsoy
Gyno
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