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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1975

Page

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Winter storm lashes Texas with cold blast and watches

A last-ditch winter storm moves into Texas bringing cooler air and cloudy windy conditions. Forecasters predict lower temperatures over the next two days with thunderstorm activity persisting in north central and east regions. Tornado watches were in effect into the predawn hours for parts of North Central Texas and Southwest Texas as snow flurries and freezing drizzle affected the Panhandle and West Central areas.

Texas Associated Press Pecos Texas Panhandle North Central Texarkana Gainesville Dallas Fort Worth Austin San Antonio San Angelo Ama Panhandle O'Neill Neb Pickstown S.D Charleston S.C Tex Memphis, Tenn Oklahoma

Banquet Celebrates Birth of the Nation in Pecos

The chamber of commerce hosts a Friday night banquet at the country club to honor patriots and celebrate the nation’s birthday. Town criers herald the event as attendees enjoy merriment and festivity, with awards for outstanding community contributors.

Chamber of Commerce Country Club Pecos

Stans pleads guilty to multiple campaign law counts

Maurice H. Stans, former Commerce Secretary, pleads guilty in Washington to five misdemeanor counts for violations of campaign finance laws while serving as chairman of Richard Nixon’s re election committee. The plea marks a milestone in the Watergate era legal actions.

Washington Commerce Maurice H. Stans Richard M. Nixon Nixon Stans Finance Committee U.S John Lewis Smith

City Council Sets Equalization Board Meeting Agenda

City councilmen will fix the date for the board of equalization meeting review permits for a sanitary landfill and approve monthly reports from the city treasurer tax collector and municipal court during a 7:30 a.m. Thursday session. Mosquito control methods for the summer also on the agenda.

Board of Equalization

Reeves Memorial Hospital feature on KIUN

The third KIUN radio program explains how Reeves Memorial Hospital fits the regional health plan. Panelists include Har ley Reeves health planner Darrell Glover and hospital administrator Jerry Taylor. Moderator Richard D. Naylor leads a discussion ahead of the March 22 bond election.

Reeves Memorial Hospital KIUN Harley Reeves Permian Basin Regional Planning Council Commissioners Court Darrell Glover Jerry Taylor Richard D. Naylor Hospital Citizens Committee

Hospital bond drive gains 50 volunteers in Pecos

About 50 Pecos area service clubs and organizations joined the Reeves Memorial Hospital bond effort at a Wednesday night meeting led by Richard D. Naylor. They outlined plans to reach voters for the $3.5 million project and assigned responsibilities.

Pecos Richard D. Naylor Citizens Committee Reeves Memorial Hospital Reeves County Naylor Hospital Citizens Committee City Chamber of Commerce Rodeo Grounds Doug Fernandes Bob Bickley Bill Pigman Wendell Faulkner

Democrats vote against further U S military aid to Cambodia and Vietnam

House Democrats rejected any more 1975 military assistance to South Vietnam and Cambodia by a 189 to 49 vote at a special caucus led by Rep. Bella Abzug. The measure signals opposition that could influence the House Foreign Affairs Committee's stance on aid, as Sen. Jackson proposed diplomacy with Sihanouk in China.

Washington House U.S Cambodia South Vietnam Ford House Foreign Affairs Committee Henry M. Jackson Senate Mike Mansfield China Norodom Sihanouk Mansfield Jackson House Democratic Caucus Sihanouk

Balmorhea Family Loses Home In Fire

A Balmorhea family Mrs Tony Licon lost their home and all possessions in a 3 am blaze. Sister Katy Barrera urged donations of household goods or clothing to Terrazas Furniture at Second and Oak Streets for the family comprising parents a four year old boy and a one year old daughter. The message notes the family’s loss and calls for aid.

Tony Licon Balmorhea Katy Barrera Barilla Rd Licon Terrazas

Fossil Pterodactyl Found in Texas Sets Flight Size Record

Fossil hunters in Big Bend National Park Texas uncovered remains of an extinct winged reptile with a 51 foot wingspan. Discovered over three years by Douglas A. Lawson a Berkeley graduate student the specimen marks the largest flying creature known. Measurements from bone fragments estimate a wingspan twice as large as the previous record pterodactyl and nearly six times the current condor. Science magazine announced the find in its March 14 issue.

New York Texas Big Bend National Park Douglas A. Lawson University of California At Berkeley Science Magazine

Jury to begin deliberations in Hall bribery trial

Oklahoma City AP reports seven men and five women jurors in former Gov. David Hall’s federal case will deliberate after judges instructions. On day 12, they heard final arguments and may be sequestered, risking days in a downtown hotel if no verdict. Hall and W. W. Doc Taylor face bribery and extortion charges over a $10 million retirement fund investment swing and a $50,000 extortion attempt.

Oklahoma City David Hall U.S. Dist Fred Daugherty Daugherty Hall Dallas W.W Doc Taylor John Rogers

Dump truck thief didn’t reach destination recaptured

On a Dallas freeway Deputy Sheriff J L Gibson trailed a stolen dump truck linked to escaped convict Thomas C Johnson. Lacking sirens, he tried honks and lights, radioed for help, and seven sheriff cars converged. The truck stopped when a marked car flashed red lights. Johnson offered defiant remarks.

Dallas J.L. Gibson Gibson Prison System Thomas C. Johnson Maydell Palestine Johnson

Why I Support the New Hospital

A chamber survey shows members favor a pro hospital stance but officials cannot issue a statement by law. The author, through personal experience as a hospital worker and husband of a nurse, argues for keeping critical care local and accessible rather than traveling to Odessa.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber Odessa

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