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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1976

Page

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Pecos To Stage Anything Goes Show In Monahans

Pecos hosts the Anything Goes TV show with Monahans and Fort Stockton, filmed Sunday night. Pecos players Cecil Lee and Bobby Bowlin lead a confident team along with Sue Frymire and Harvey Davis as alternates and staff members anticipate a win and a California trip for the standout. Tickets are $3 with 4500 seats on the home side at Estes Field and equal gate sharing among Pecos Lovington and Artesia affiliates.

Monahans Lovington N.M New Mexico Pecos Artesia Ward Bobby Bowlin Bobby Pecos Fire Department Chamber of Commerce Estes Field

Senior sticks to Pecos High despite hurdles

Kay Garman, 20, reenters Pecos High School after more than two years away, facing tough adjustments while balancing life with her husband of three months, Zavala Junior High School music director Doug Gar.

Zavala Junior High School Doug Gar

Different Outlook: Kay Garman Returns to School to Graduate

Kay Garman 20, wife and mother, returned to classes last September planning to graduate in May. She faced embarrassment and a slow start after birth of son Brian Douglas on December 5, but teachers and peers were supportive. She left high school in 1973 for marriage, chose to finish by earning a diploma rather than GED, and now emphasizes personal pride and changing attitudes.

Stephen Bates Kay Garman Pecos High School Kay Doug Brian Douglas Brian

Airport land lease hangs in balance at Pecos council

City council deferred action on Ed Robinson's request to lease three acres of airport land for a new Piper dealership hangar citing master plan work. The meeting also tackled Warner Cable service complaints, a May microwave project for Midland TV, a $2,500 day care work slot grant contingent on county match, Cedar Street parking restrictions, and the bid award of $16,501 for a tract near the interstate frontage road.

Piper Ed Robinson Warner Cable TV Robinson Lee Green Green Warner Auth Warner Cable Hank Hagene Mexia Hagene Pecos Pecos Childrens Honey Armstrong Elizebeth Dennison Dennison Reeves County Comlex Armstrong Bill Pigman Cedar Street U.S. 284 14Th Street IH 20 Texas Department of Highways and Public Transportation TDHPT Third Street Interstate Valley Motors

Gusty Winds Across Texas Ahead of Pacific Front

Gusty southerly winds swept across Texas as a Pacific cool front approached. Pecos reached 79 with partly cloudy skies, while Brownsville logged 69 and Dalhart 44. Showers and thunderstorms were possible in the east and central regions as the front moved east tonight.

Associated Press Texas New Mexico Pecos West Texas Childress Brownsville Dalhart Panhandle Rockies Great Plains North Dakota Hampshire Vermont New York Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Florida Arizona West Mississippi Valley Great Lakes Central Plateau Pacific Coast

Reeves County Voter Registration Nears 7,000 Mark

County records show about 6,985 residents registered to vote through Wednesday as Reeves County moves toward the May 1 primary. Eligible voters who have not yet registered have until April 1 to participate in county races and local elections.

Reeves Jimmie Preslar

4 H Food Shows Saturday in Reeves and Loving Counties

Reeves County hosts 4 H food show at the Community Center Banquet Room 506 S Oak with registration at 1 p m and judging to follow The public can view exhibits from 2 30 p m Awards around 3 p m Judges Sue Lee and Betty Murray both of Pecos Also Loving County holds a 4 H Food Show at Mentone Public School with registration at 6 p m judging to follow Public viewing at 7 30 p m and awards about 8 p m Anita Jernigan county extension agent invites all to attend.

Reeves County Community Center S. Oak Sue Lee Betty Murray Pecos Loving County Mentone Mentone Public School Doveta Hunt Millie Villalobos Anita Jernigan

Regional planners approve Basin grant applications

Midland officials of the Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission accepted the committee's review on five grant requests and set priorities for Criminal Justice funds. The panel also appointed four members to the Emergency Medical System advisory committee and approved preapplications from Goldsmith, Ector County, and Midland County for discretionary community development funds. A grant for highway work on Country Club Drive in Reeves County was approved.

Midland Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission Com Mission Emergency Medical System Goldsmith Ector Midland County State Department of Highways and Public Transportation Country Club Drive Reeves County

Gomez seeks Pecos mayor post in April 3 election

Jimmy R. Gomez announces his candidacy for Pecos mayor in the April 3 city election. He pledges full-time leadership, civic renewal, and strong guidance while highlighting his 13 years in the Air Force, Vietnam service, marriage, four children, and political science studies. The campaign is funded by Las Familias Unidas del Barrio with Patsy Lyles as treasurer.

Jimmy R. Gomez Pecos Air Force Vietnam University of Texas At Permian Basin Las Familias Unidas del Barrio Patsy Lyles

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