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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1975

Page

10

Bonnie and Clyde at Pecos rodeo in 1932 visit

The famous outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow stopped at the Pecos rodeo in 1932 on a trip through West Texas. They cashed post office checks at a local drug store and were linked to a Carlsbad kidnapping of deputy Joe Johns as their spree across Texas and Oklahoma drew law enforcement attention.

Pecos Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker Pecos Rodeo South Texas Louis Roberson West Texas Roberson Carlsbad Bonnie Joe Johns San Antonio E.M. Stamps Johns Stamps Farm Nacogdoches Ford Clyde Ray Hamilton Hamilton Barrow el Paso Soldiers Hospital Sheriff's Office Oklahoma Texas

Upturn in car sales clashes with broader energy policy

An editorial argues the current rise in new car sales due to rebates is temporary and at risk from higher fuel costs and potential rationing. It warns that Ford era forecasts depend on cheap, abundant energy, noting inflation and recession risks from petroleum price increases, and calls out cross-purposes between industry support and energy policy.

Congress Charles Whiteen Ohio Energy Advisory Council America Detroit Ford

Optimism rises for future job prospects

AP report notes independent and small business firms in NFIB survey show rising optimism about hiring and financing. Spokesman Niel Heard says no panic, many firms still hiring for skilled positions as big chains struggle. He cites nonmetropolitan areas and belief that recession may be overstated as volunteers add perceptive comments.

John Cunniff New York National Federation of Independent Business San Mateo Calif Niel Heard Heard Faculty Associates University of California Stanford University Federation

Today in History March 12 1975 highlights and birthdays

On March 12 1975 a compact history list chronicles events from 1664 New Jersey becomes a British colony to 1966 Suharto's acting presidency in Indonesia. Notable items include 1912 Albert Berry's parachute jump and Truman Doctrine 1947. Birthdays include Liza Minnelli 29, Edward Albee 47, Walter Schirra 52.

Associated Press New Jersey Charles James Duke of York Albert Berry Jefferson Barracks Pius the 12Th Moscow Soviet Union Finland Harry Truman Truman Greece Turkey Suharto Indonesia Sukarno Washington Selma Ala New York Socony Oil International Business Machines General Telephone and Electronics Richard Nixon Jordan Hussein Middle East Liza Minnelli Edward Albee Walter Schirra

Alaska Ends Free Land Era With 15 Million Acres Withdrawn

The United States withdrew 15 million acres from public domain in Alaska ending the free land era under the Homestead Act of 1862. Future studies will decide if the land becomes state or federal parks forests or wildlife management areas.

Alaska The World Almanac

Udall Early Campaign Stops Stir Hampshire Spectacle

GILFORD New Hampshire Morris Udall drew a sparse crowd as he began early campaigning for the presidency. Observers note the phenomenon of candidates arriving a full year before primaries, with locals mixed on its impact while Vermont considers moving its date to match New Hampshire.

Gilford N.H NEA Morris Udall Adalaide Arizona New Hampshire Yak Yawn Udall Jerry Ford Oklahoma Fred Harris Henry Jackson Lloyd Bentsen Jimmy Carter Osear Weinermeyer Oshkosh Vermont Harris George McGovern Carrol County Democratic Don Ekberg Ekberg Mc Udall Ed Muskie Ben Spock Harry Truman Mo Udall

Revival planned by Dr I E Gates at First Baptist Pecos

Fifty years ago Pecos features a two week revival led by Dr I E Gates of San Antonio at the First Baptist Church starting next Sunday. The item appears in Pecos Enterprises compiled by Stephen Bates highlighting historic local events across decades.

I.E. Gates San Antonio The Baptist Church First Baptist Church Pecos H.C. McGaugh E.C. Southard Zimmer

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Musin By Alton Hughes Bonnie and Clyde Pecos Enterprise Texas Press Tom Tiede Stephen Bates Bill Pigman Seabees W.O. Pigman Jimmy Stell Harmon Stell Navy Mariannas Pigman By Roger Bollen
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