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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1973

Page

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Texas weekend violence toll swells with pleasant weather

The Associated Press reports 24 deaths in Texas from Friday 6 p m to Monday midnight, 11 in traffic. Fatalities include four killed near Edinburg, a spectator fatally struck by debris at a Dallas drag race, and multiple homicides and crashes across the state.

Associated Press Texas Edinburg Rio Grande Valley Roy Thompson Dallas George Harris Mineral Wells William H. Holloway Palo General Hospital Justice of the Peace Mario Alberto Llanas Laredo Llanas Theodore Jackson Jr Pampa Texas 273 FM 749

Dusting of warmth as fronts bumper Texas weather cools

A cold front swept across Texas bringing gusty north winds and scattered drizzle. Temperatures rose to 82 in Cotulla and San Angelo while Galveston logged 69. Flood-stage rivers Navasota, Trinity, Neches and Sabine remain near crests with Liberty area's Trinity forecast to hit 23 feet. Two juveniles were questioned after a burglary at CPS Warehouse with three cutting tips stolen worth about 150 dollars.

Associated Press Texas Gulf of Mexico Charlie Smit John Lewis CPS Sam Dudley Smith West Trinity Lower Neches Sabine Buffalo Hearne Trinity River Liberty Cotulla San Angelo Galveston

Texas Water Quality Board Public Hearing Planned for Pecos

The Texas Water Quality Board schedules a public hearing in Pecos on March 22 to consider two waste control orders for feedlot operations. Pecos Feed Yard seeks expansion to 20 000 animals, while Kesey Bros. Feed Pens proposes a 20 000 head lot nearby. Wastewaters will be retained for irrigation.

Texas Water Quality Board Pecos Pecos Feed Yard, Inc C. J Ray Kesey Kesey Bros. Feed Pens TWQB

U.S. says arms flow continues into South Vietnam

U.S. intelligence reports indicate North Vietnam has kept moving military equipment into South Vietnam since Nixon warned Hanoi. Analysts estimate 400 to 450 armored vehicles including tanks sent into the south in under two months, seen as violations of the cease-fire.

Washington U. S North Vietnam Nixon Hanoi South Vietnam U.S Vietnam Pentagon China Laos

Cancer education film screening planned at State Theater

A educational feature is set for Friday March 23 at 10 a m at the State Theater. Sponsored by the Reeves County Unit of the American Cancer Society the event invites public attendance.

State Theater Reeves County Unit The American Cancer Society

Carr defense testimony links Sharp and Novotny to loan payoff

Former Texas attorney general Waggoner Carr tells jurors he expects proof that Houston financier Frank Sharp and Joe Novotny took over and paid a $550,000 note tied to his name. He says Osorio and he entered a SAC and RIC stock purchase with losses and a civil suit followed. The report also notes unrelated film showings and a separate obituary notice for Lauritz Melchior.

Dallas Texas Atty Waggoner Carr Houston Frank Sharp Joe Novotny Carr Possibl Novotny Osorio John Beaird South Atlantic Co SAC RIC Texas Insurance John Osorio Sharp Austin NBL

Dick Slack Improving After Heart Attack Hospital Stay

Representative Dick Slack of Pecos is reported improving after a heart attack on March 9. Slack remains in Brackenridge Hospital in Austin for about 10 days to two weeks, with visitors allowed as he regains his health. Charlene Platt, Slack's secretary, says he is "sounding like himself again."

Dick Slack Pecos Charlene Platt Slack Brackenridge Hospital Austin The Enterprise

FBI Seizes 6000 Pounds Hijacked Beef in Indianapolis

FBI agents recovered 6000 pounds of stolen beef in a southside Indianapolis parking lot. The meat, en route from Kansas City to Charlotte, had been offered at 1 dollar per pound. The haul is linked to a 25000 pound hijacking reported March 9. A tip led investigators to a 40 foot semi-trailer pickup.

Indianapolis FBI Kansas City A&p Charlotte N.C

Stereo theft from Maldonado car at Baseside apartments

Police report a stereo and tape valued at 52.50 were taken from Pedro Maldonado’s car parked in front of Apartment 8-D at Air Base Saturday night. No injuries are reported.

Dan Rasberry Texas Driven-In Pedro Maldonado

Mattox Joins Pecos Chamber of Commerce

The Pecos Chamber announces Bill Mattox as its newest member. He will attend the board of directors luncheon on April 10 to commemorate the occasion.

Chamber of Commerce Bill Mattox Pecos Bill Chamber Board of Directors

Gay Thigpen Earns State Finalist Plaque in Display Contest

PHS senior Gay Thigpen daughter of Eugene and Mrs Thigpen won a plaque as first in the area contest and placed among 12 state finalists in a display advertising competition at the Astro World Hotel Houston. She competed against 68 area winners, judged three windows at Joske's, and entered through DE in Mike Hartman’s class.

Caller-Times Houston Chronicle Corsicana Daily Sun Chronicle The Sun Morning Afternoon Star Telegram Murray Judson Corpus Christi Caller-Times Gay Thigpen PHS Eugene Thigpen S. Alamo Sr Astro World Hotel Houston Distributive Education Club Mike Hartman Joske’s Robinson's Skibelle Austen Gay Stuent UIL Tri K Klub McMurray College Odessa

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