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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1976

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Fort Stockton Commanches win Texas title in Almost Anything Goes

Fort Stockton Commanches dominate Monahans and Pecos to total 60 points and take the Texas championship in the Almost Anything Goes competition. Monahans finish with 48 and Pecos 25 as the event closes in Monahans on Sunday. Pecos team includes coach Doug Ward captain Jimmy McAnally Della Bryant Bobby Bow lin Trula McFarley Cecil Lee with alternates Harvey Davis and Laura Teal. broadcast on ABC at 7 p.m. March 27.

Eagles Fort Stockton Commanches Monahans Pecos ABC Doug Ward Jimmy McAnally Della Bryant Bobby Bowlin Trula McFarley Cecil Lee Harvey Davis Laura Teal Cecil ‘'Rojo Lee Lynn Webb

Fatal fire at Rocking R Motel claims Pecos man life

Firefighters fought a room blaze at Rocking R Motel 902 W Third St Sunday evening. Vivian Lee Lewis 55 oilfield worker died at the scene autopsy planned. Fire may have started from a heater. No foul play suspected but not ruled out.

Pecos Dick Wadley Rocking R. Motel Third St Vivian Lee Lewis Rocking R Ferguson W. Seventh St James Edwards Odessa Wadley Peace Cliff Preslar Lewis OLICE Energy Drillers Inc Ivan Brandt WesTex Vivian Lewis Carlos Nichols

Archer seeks 20000 settlement over Toyah school notes

Monahans resident A R Archer Jr files suit in 1438th District Court against Pecos Barstow Toyah school district seeking 20000 plus 6 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees for four promissory notes issued March 29 1974 by Toyah school trustees Archer alleges the notes were part of a legal action to block annexation ordered by the Texas Supreme Court on December 5 1973 and that district trustees assumed liability. Texas Savings and Loan in Monahans holds the notes in default. Archer has a two year Texas license suspension from malpractice in 1975.

A.R. Archer Toyah Monahans A.R. Archer Jr Archer Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Pecos- Barstow Supreme Court Pecos Barstow Toyah Board Texas Savings and Loan Don Hughes John Tomlin Texas

Band Boosters Plan Junior High Festival in Pecos

Eagle Band Boosters meet in the high school cafeteria at 7 30 p m today. President Wheeler Wilson reports on Friday enchilada supper and outlines plans for the Pecos junior high band festival on April 3.

Eagle Band Wheeler Wilson Pecos

Weekend Temperature Swing Prompts Cold Snap Warnings

The Pecos region saw 80 degree highs and 34 degree lows with a Sunday 25 degree low, as a new Texas cold front develops in the Panhandle. Forecasters warn of a rapid southeast advance bringing cooler air to the Upper Texas Coast by Tuesday morning, with possible storms in North Central, Northeast, and Southeast Texas.

Pecos Associated Press Galveston Beaumont Port Arthur Texas Hill Country

Grand jury faces unique open session in tampering case

Reeves County grand jurors met in an unusual open session today after Judge J H Starley charged them with a thorough probe into an apparent attempt to tamper with a Civil Court jury in the Patricio Juarez suit against Ralph Bolden and Texaco. The judge urged extra time to consider the matter as the panel prepared to hear evidence and decide on indicting an unnamed person tied to the incident.

Reeves County 143Rd District Court J.H. Starley Starley Patricio Juarez Ralph Bolden Texaco Lawrence Barber

Pecos Chamber Banquet to Feature Gil Stricklin Speaker

Gil Stricklin of Dallas will address Pecos Chamber of Commerce at 7 30 p m Friday at Pecos Valley Country Club. Richard Naylor will MC. New officers include KIM Radio’s Bill H Hubbs as president and Dr Ed Schmidt as president elect for 1977.

Pecos Jay Dycus Security State Bank Ralph Matsinger Charlotte Slack Kent Cot

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