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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1978

Page

2

Texas Plans Education Tests Through May For 1979 Legislature

Texas Education Agency outlines a statewide assessment project using a 13 percent sample of 113 307 students in 2234 schools to test reading writing mathematics and citizenship from April 3 to May 5. Results will guide basic skills planning and possible 1979 legislative recommendations.

Austin State Board of Education Texas Charles Nix Texas Education Agency Nix

Wildlife report shows shifts in Texas deer hunting patterns

Texas wildlife officials report 287000 deer killed last year and 525000 hunters afield nationwide, but Edwards Plateau saw a 7 percent drop in white tailed deer harvest and 5 percent fewer hunters. Other regions posted gains such as Pineywoods 31 percent and Cross Timbers 21 percent. Charles Winkler cites habitat loss to subdivisions and urbanization as a key factor, noting range limits affect deer, cattle, sheep, and goats.

Austin Texas Edwards Plateau Texas Parks and Wildlife Pineywoods South Cross Timbers Charles Winkler Hays Comal Dees

Market extends upswing amid easing rate fears

The New York market rose at noon as the Dow gained 0.52 to 763.34 with NYSE gainers outpacing decliners. Analysts cited signs of easing rate pressure and slower monetary growth. volume reached 12.13 million shares. Hercules Inc rose 3/8 to 13 2, National Semiconductor up 4, NYSE composite higher at 49.95. Cotton futures and grain prices also moved, with mixed early daily quotes across commodities.

New York New York Stock Exchange Federal Reserve Fed Hercules Inc NYSE National Semiconductor Cash Grain Chicago New York Cotton Exchange DOW Jones New York Dow Jones A.m Indus

Pecos Student Named on Abilene Dean's List

Abilene Christian University named 608 students to the dean's honor list for the 1977 fall semester. Eligibility required at least 12 semester hours and a 3.45 GPA. Valeria Hamar of Pecos achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA.

Abilene Abilene Christian University ACU Valeria Hamar Frank B Hamar Pecos Hamar

Pecos Judge Attends Four Day Municipal Seminar

Pecos Judge Connie Gomez took a 24 hour course at Sam Houston State University Huntsville March 8 10 attending sessions on the impact of judicial demeanor hazards of hearsay municipal court administration and other topics. Guest speaker Texas Attorney General John Hill addressed the 315 judges. Gomez says the courses benefited her Pecos office. The Gomez family includes Angie Alfred Jr and Arturo.

Connie Gomez Pecos Municipal Courts Association Criminal Justice Center Sam Houston State University Huntsville Albert Lee Humble Justice of the Peace Association Harris County Francis Jamison Denver Colorado James C. Dunlap Austin Michael O’quinn San Antonio Maurice Pipkin State Office of Judicial Conduct Rustin Municipal Court Riley Fletcher Texa Municipal League Otis Moore Odessa Bob Jungman Houston Texas John Hill Gomez Angie Gomez Alfred, Jr Arturo

Balmorhea School Board Plans Repairs and Easter Break

Balmorhea School Board met March 14 to discuss bus repairs and Driver's Education progress as classes continue. Easter holiday set for March 23 with classes resuming April 3. Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce held a March meeting at the Community Center chaired by Tony Parker. Finance showed 545 dollars in the accounts as of January 31. Vice President Tony Parker to preside after Narkham declined nomination. Membership drive approved with 5000 brochures to be printed and distributed to camps and stations. An ad for the festival will appear in the OESTA magazine being published in Midland by Sam Pendegras.

Balmorhea School Board of Directors C.T. Gray Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce Tony Parker Charles Narkham Mary Barfield Sam Pendegras Midland

Booked Kenneth Love held for alleged intoxication in Texas

Police logs show Kenneth Dee Love of Merizon Texas booked into jail at 2 a.m. March 17 for alleged public intoxication. Other items note a missing shovel at 4:26 p.m. yesterday from Marvin Phipps 822 S Elm St and shoplifting at Dans Tapes and Records Shop involving a juvenile suspect. Fire calls include a gun trash fire at E B Tudor farm and a brush fire behind the Ramada Inn. An alley fire behind Brandon Hotel prompted six and seven units. An ambulance was requested for unknown injuries on Highway 285 six miles north. The Conference Board cites about 14 000 annual deaths from on the job accidents and up to 100 000 deaths attributed to work hazards with 390 000 new disease cases yearly.

Kenneth Dee Love Merizon Texas Marvin Phipps S. Elm St Dan Daniels S. Cedar Pecos Ramada Inn Prewit Brandon Hotel Highway 285 Conference Board

Calendar of Pecos area events for March 1978

Calendar lists weekly clubs and meetings in Pecos including Lions clubs at Holiday Inn and Lions Den, Pecos Al Non Group and Home Demonstration Club at specific addresses, Rotary Club at Holiday Inn, Alcoholics Anonymous at 125 S Oak, Senior Citizens Center at 119 S Cedar. Phone numbers provided for contacts and schedule entries indicate weekday and evening gatherings throughout the week.

Lions Club American Motor Inn Amistad Lions Club Lions den Tufsday Pecos Al-Non Group S. Oak Pecos Home Demonstration Club S. Alberta Holiday Inn Pecos Rotary Club

Oil audits raise revenue fears for Texas oil firms

Texaco vice president L W Calahan warned that federal audits of 34 large oil producers could slash Texas property revenue by as much as 50 percent and cut royalties from state lands in half. He spoke in a prepared remarks for the railroad commission annual oil and gas industry hearing, calling the audits a major concern for the industry.

Austin, Texas Texas L.W. Calahan Texaco Inc Calahan Railroad Commission

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