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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1975

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March winds fade as Pecos skies clear

The report notes milder March winds dying in Pecos with a high of 66 and early morning lows around 35. Other Texas regions see showers from Austin toward Laredo and along a Vernon to Corsicana belt, fog, and a cold front forecast to reach the Texas coast by Wednesday. Snow fell in Flagstaff and Bryce Canyon, while storms bustle across the South and Midwest.

Pecos West Texas East Texas Associated Press Austin Laredo Cotulla Alice South Texas Vernon Texas Panhandle Corsicana Panhandle Plains New Mexico Flagstaff Ariz Bryce Canyon Utah Colorado Arizona Lower Midwest Monroe Oregon California Plains Appalachians Middle Gulf Coasts Mississippi Valley

House sidesteps veto fight over oil tax delay

Washington AP In a political maneuver the House avoided a veto clash with President Ford amid talks of a compromise on energy measures. Ford agreed to a 60 day delay on the last two of three planned one dollar per barrel tariff increases. Senate leaders postponed an override vote while Republicans pressed for a quick floor decision.

Washington House Ford Ways and Means Committee Senate Congress Carl Albert White House Albert Congressional Democrats Capitol Hill Ways and Means al Ullman D-Ore Frank G. Zard

Crockett Bandsmen Earn 35 First Division Medals in UIL

Crockett Junior High bandsmen under Darle Roundtree won 35 first division medals in UIL solo and ensemble at Odessa College. Fifty-two band members competed. nine soloists earned first division ratings, with multiple quartets and ensembles also achieving top awards including saxophone and horn groups. Second division solo and ensemble honors were also noted, with multiple students and instrumental sections recognized.

Crockett Junior High Darle Roundtree UIL Odessa Roundtree Odessa College Michelle Ross Dalene Whitehurst Anna Fuentes Jana Tudor Gretchen Hess Pam Weinacht Cesar Saldano Brent Shaw Eddie Vasquez Kelly Blanchard Oletta Lewis Thea Torsey Pricilla Cobos Sandra Dutchover Lena Levario Kelly Peer Randy Peters Dawn Sanders Sharon Adams Patricia McKeown Cynthia Scott Becky Woods David Armstrong Stacy Blackwell Royce Meyer Kandi Palmer Eddie Fuentes Kerry Miller Cynthia Levario Cynthia Montgomery Robert Pena Lance Carrico Victor Hamar Terry Smith Carl Thorp Leslie Cassell Angie Shoemaker Clement Leticia Lara Jaime Pearrow Becky Salyer Sonja Willingham Don Lawrance Philip Midkiff Ken Winkles Beverly Lopez Bonificio Natividad Marc Dingler Alfred Gomez Julie Battens Rhon

District court summons jurors for criminal jury week

District Court will begin at 9 a.m. Monday with 125 county residents named as possible jurors for the criminal term. District Clerk Jane Ross notes jurors include Roger A. Russell Jerry Rowe Jimmy Strong Socorro Rodriguez and many others among Reeves County residents called for this session.

Jane Ross Roger A. Russell Jerry Rowe Jimmy Strong Socorro Rodriguez Marvin Salyer Ematera Sandoval Marjorie Horton Corbett Wein Samuel D. Schronk George Tillery Abel Leos Conetta Villescas Jose Galindo Leticia R. Garcia J.W. Tubbs Oscar Manuel Castillo Trine Edia Ortega John P. Osborn Lucy Ortiz Janis Brownfield Willie C. Wright Richard Sims W.M. Capshaw L.M. Shorter

Smoking Confessions and a Pecos Church Plan

John Pitts writes about his struggle to quit smoking and his proposal for a Pecos community clinic using Schick Center deprogramming methods. He suggests churches or individuals pilot the program with his promised publicity. A separate note mentions Australia allowing personal import of kangaroos, with Australian government details forthcoming.

John Pitts Pecos Schick Department of the Interior

Why I Support the New Hospital

Lynn Owens urges Reeves County residents to vote for the Memorial Hospital bond on March 22. Pecos aims to attract new residents and doctors by expanding facilities, emergency room space, laboratories, and X ray rooms to ensure adequate medical care.

Reeves County Holiday Inn Citizens Committee Richard Naylor Lynn Owens Memorial Hospital Pecos

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