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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1973

Page

3

Best Time to Catch the 40th San Angelo Rodeo

Grady Elder says ticket sales for the 40th annual San Angelo Rodeo are well ahead of last year. He recommends Thursday night, Saturday afternoon, or Sunday afternoon to secure better seats for six shows featuring Roger Miller, with tickets at Town House Motor Hotel lobby and Coliseum box office opening two hours before each performance.

San Angelo Grady "Elder Elder Roger Miller Town House Motor Hotel Coliseum Town House

Moon dust age gap perplexes scientists at space center

Houston AP reports lunar geologists discuss why Apollo 17 orange soil appears young to astronauts but dates at 3.7 billion years. Dr. Papanastassiou notes disorientation in a new environment can alter judgments while Dr. Fleischer links surface relocation and cosmic ray exposure to the sample’s 3.7 billion year origin.

Earth Dimitri A. Papanastassiou California Institute of Technology Moon Papanastassiou Schmitt Fleischer Solar System

Thirteen POW Texans Return Home To Joyful Welcome

Thirteen Texas POWs arrived at Kelly Air Force Base aboard a C141 Star Lifter from Clark Air Base Philippines. A 1250-strong crowd greeted them with salutes, hugs, and a red carpet welcome as families and officials cheered.

John Lumpkin Associated Press Texas Clark Air Force Base Philippines Kelley Air Force Base San Antonio Maxwell Afb Ala Jacksonville Fla Naval Air Station Air Force Wilford Hall Air Force Medical Center Kelly Sheppard Afb Wichita Falls Tex,s Cat

Trinity farmer loses crop battle as river reshapes land

John Beck, Navarro County Democrat leader, abandoned farming 782 acres in 1966 after the Trinity River flooded repeatedly. He now grazes Hereford cattle on cleared pastures and backs a Trinity River Canal plan tied to the Tennessee Colony Dam, arguing a controlled river could protect communities and raise land value despite 200 acres affected. The river has flooded annually since 1964, with notable 15 foot rises and rapid surges threatening cattle in Beck’s valley.

Mike Cochran Associated Press Trinity River John Beck Trinity Beck Navaroo County Kerens River Basin Navarro County Democratic Mid- Trinity Tennessee Colony

Limited international aid backing for Indochina program

The United States faces a cool response from non Communist nations to a multinational aid plan for Indochina. Only Japan signals readiness to contribute generously, but uncertainties remain. Britain France and others show limited or no willingness, while Canada hints at limited support and Communist states pledge bilateral aid only.

Washington United States Indochina Congress Nixon Japan Tokyo North Vietnam William P. Rogers Great Britain France Bonn Canada Ottawa China Soviet Union Poland Hungary Paris

Standby draft lottery issued today for 19 year olds

Acting Selective Service Director Byron Pepitone announced the first standby lottery since 1969. Numbers 95 and below will be classified but available for induction only in emergencies. those above 95 remain in H holding. The drawing covers two million men turning 19 this year with 1974 drafts by possible younger replacements if needed.

Washington Selective Service Byron V. Pepitone Congress Pepitone

Escaped murder suspect still at large in Midland

Doris Jean Dephus, a 215 pound woman jailed in Midland after a Fort Worth murder conviction, escaped Tuesday night. Albuquerque police say a warrant exists for her in the Oct 28 1972 killing of Sergio Reyes during a robbery attempt at a convenience store. She had been awaiting trial on an armed robbery charge awaiting sentencing.

Midland, Tex Fort Worth Albuquerque N.M Midland Doris Jean Deephus Richard Ness New Mexico Sergio Reyes Reyes

DPS releases list of bus-truck crash survivors near Fort Stockton

Texas DPS names 25 survivors from a bus truck collision near Fort Stockton with 16 hospitalized and several uninjured. The listed individuals include Frank Cantu Gary Michels Juan Cortez Donnie Rogers Ester Hernandez Barbara Kay Stark and others. Hospital reports also show Melinda Watts Lilly Jasmin and Rickey Archer among those treated.

Fort Stockton, Tex Texas Department of Public Safety Frank Cantu Gary Michels Juan Cortez Donnie Rogers Manuel Rodriguez Donald Cobb Jean Warnecka James Simon J. R. Strickland Ken Shutterly Frances Mercier Ines Glover Bryan Hernandez Ester Hernandez Fort Stockton Ollie White Rose Marie Beckstrom Aaron Sears Melinda Watts el Paso

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