Blandina Madrid Receives Special Education Certificate
Blandina Madrid a 1971 Odessa High School graduate earned a bachelor of science in education from Texas Tech University in Lubbock and certificates in elementary and in special education. She held multiple college leadership roles and was named to Who's Who among American Universities and Colleges. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gonzalo Madrid of Odessa. In sports, Alpine Cowboys won the Pecos Independent Basketball League Invitational title with Toyah Tigers second and Odessa All-Stars third. MVP TOM WELLS led Toyah. Open house for Barstow Elementary parents is planned Tuesday through Thursday.
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Stocks Rise on Oil Hope and Ford Tariff Delay
New York stocks led gains as analysts cited chatter of easing oil prices and potential delay of oil tariff increases by President Ford. The Dow added 12.28 to 765.41 at noon with advancing issues outpacing declines four to one on the NYSE, while the American Exchange index rose to 78.33. Soy stock activity remained high as traders anticipated a fifth 30 million share day. Livestock and cotton futures sections follow with price ranges and regional market details from Amarillo Fort Worth and New York exchanges.
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Barstow Family Birthday Party and Local Visits
Frederic Lee Gomez celebrated his fifth birthday with cake ice cream cookies and Coke at his parents home in Barstow. Guests included Christopher Lee Cruz Gomez Nanette Laura Louis Guerrero Tony and Terry Skelton and several Avila and Gomez relatives. Visitors from Odessa Monahans Loving Pecos and Mona Hans joined family weekend gatherings and share updates on kin. Gold prices from Associated Press show London Paris Frankfurt and Zurich quotations with declines.
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Fred Gomez
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Cruz Gomez
Nanette
Laura
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Tony
Terry Skelton
Leslie
Rosie
Terry
Manuel Avila
Gary Skelton
Julio Gomez
Barstow
Jaworski Named Texan of the Year in New Braunfels
Houston lawyer Leon Jaworski is chosen Texan of the Year by the Texas Legislative Conference and will receive the award April 3 in New Braunfels. He is noted as a former Watergate prosecutor and head Nuremberg Trials prosecutor, with past presidencies at ABA, State Bar of Texas, American College of Trial Lawyers, and Texas Civil Judicial Council. Treasury Secretary William Simon denies plans to resign or be fired, reaffirming his role as the President’s chief economic spokesman.
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Monahans Steer Wins Grand Champion at Ward County Show
Monahans resident Jay Anthony won the Grand Champion Steer at the 36th Ward County Livestock Show with a 912 pound Hereford. He edged out Monahans neighbor Larry Thurman, who took Reserve Champion Steer.
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Burglar Steals TV and Furniture at Abila Residence
Police report that the unoccupied home of Julian Abila at 206 S Cherry St yielded about 1600 dollars in furniture and household goods in the past month. Abila, living in Midland, could not confirm the timing or details beyond items including a television.
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Jingqi Tribe Installs Chief After Century Gap
Chief Magoma of the Jingqi tribe was installed late in 1974 as the tribe s first chief in 100 years. He notes he will be the first leader since his great great grandfather was banished in 1874 to Robben Island by British authorities ruling at the time.
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Milkman Adds Pantyhose to Dairy Deliveries
In Philadelphia area, milkmen expand beyond dairy to sell baked goods candy cosmetics and household items. Firms push nondairy goods to boost per route volume amid route consolidations and cash shortages. Drivers lament loss of personal contact with customers while company executives view vans as moving convenience stores with a future.
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Botswana to launch 1975 TB vaccination campaign
Botswana's health ministry announced a nationwide drive in 1975 to vaccinate children up to age 14 against tuberculosis. Records show about 2,500 new TB cases yearly with many unreported. about 87,000 children, roughly 30 percent, have already been vaccinated. The item cites local newspaper attribution.
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Calendar of events in Pecos Irea region
Calendar lists weekly items at Pecos Irea including Tuesday Top s Club at senior center six pm Alcoholics Anonymous upstairs Oak Street contact numbers Balmorhea AARP meeting Thursday Morning Optimists and Friday 4-H open horse club Odessa Parents Without Partners regional conference Monday Weight Watchers Arts and Crafts Lions Club Amistad Lions Merry Home and Garden listing with dates and times
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Scarecrow in Prague Field Goes Ajar in Nesting Incident
In Prague a scarecrow in a Czech field drew attention as Spar rows reshaped the pocket of the scarecrow’s old coat into a nest. The odd scene disrupted no field work and no injuries were reported.
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Texas Public Notice on Constitutional Amendments and Elections
Public notice announces Constitutional Amendments and a Special Election on April 22, 1975. Provisions cover retirement systems, state local programs, Legislature salaries from 400 to 600 monthly, per diem and mileage rules, with emergency contribution limits and state-wide retirement options. Local retirement plans may be created by cities counties, and statewide systems may be adopted. The ballot text outlines revisions to Article III and XVI of the Texas Constitution.
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