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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1975

Page

11

Just Musin by Alton Hughes amateur roping tale in Pecos

The Mint Cafe crew spawned an improvised Sunday back yard rodeo led by Bill Kerr with Bob Lewis providing one horse named Old Brad and calves for roping. Spectators grew, boots were borrowed, and a fatal mishap with Dr. Hilliard Camp's horse ended the season after a severe neck injury.

Bob Lewis Back Yard Bill Kerr Bill Bob Mint Louis Roberson Barney Hubbs Jack Hawkins Pete Cashell the Mint Bod Lewis Brad Elise Schmidt Bob's Corral Julius Eisenwine Tate Norman Eisenwine Pecos Dr. Hillard Camp TCU Jack McCutcheon Dr. Hillard Hillard Jack Kerr Providence Hillard Camp Bob Penn M.L. Todd

Rogues and Ratios to Curb Government Spending

Editorial suggests a pocket scale called RO GUES to translate federal budgets into per person costs. Using a dial, taxpayers compare their past year tax with a new program's price tag to read the impact in dollars per individual. The example cites a $105 million horse protection bill equaling $7.13 per person.

Ernest Tircomi Packascope USA Magazine Tricomi Washington

Americans fear bigness and bank power in growth era

AP analysis notes Americans fear the bad effects of big business and large banks. It discusses antitrust concerns around IBM, then focuses on banking, where superlarge banks leverage size to dictate terms, attract cheap funds, and draw capital from regional rivals amid repeated credit crises and delocalization. Rivers carry four billion tons of salts to oceans.

John Cunniff New York Wall Street David Cates Cates of Loeb, Rhoades & Co

Today in history highlights mark key 20th century events

On March 19 1975 the U S Senate rejected the Versailles Treaty shaping U S isolationism. Other dates note 1628 Massachusetts Colony founded 1808 Charles IV abdicated 1913 Alaska women suffrage 1917 eight hour railroad workday 1942 age 45 to 64 men registered for nonmilitary duty 1962 Algeria ceasefire ends war.Birthday notes Philip Roth 42 Lynda Bird Johnson Robb 31. Thought: Fool me once, shame on you.

Associated Press U.S. Senate League of Nations U.S Massachusetts Charles IV Spain Alaska U.S. Supreme Court Algeria Norton Simon Foundation of Los Angeles

Predicting earthquakes advances near term milestone

Dr W E McKelvey of the U S Geological Survey says a 5 2 magnitude quake near Hollister California marked a milestone in precursory observations from crust and magnetic field changes. The National Center for Earthquake Research noted a rare set of precursory phenomena for one quake but cautions broader prediction needs more research and instruments before public safety use.

W.E. McKelvey U.S. Geological Survey San Andreas Calaveras Hollister Calif National Center For Earthquake Research Menlo Park McKelvey

Pecos Yesterdays roundup shows community events

Fifty years ago Pecos Home Makers Club hosted a dinner party at Mrs. Marvin Cowan's home with Margaret Love Letha Prewit and Ruth Newell serving. Forty years ago Pecos Sea Food Market opened by Otto Landard at Otto's Market offering fresh fish daily and oysters seasonally. Thirty years ago Navy seaman Dick Pattillo on leave visited relatives from Camp Rosseau. Twenty years ago Pecos Progress Day nears with Governor Frank Clement to speak. plans are in final order for next Saturday.

Pecos Enterprise Stephen Bates Home Makers Club Marvin Cowan Margaret Love Letha Prewit Ruth Newell Pecos Pecos Sea Otto Landard Otto’s Dick Pattillo Navy Camp Rosseau Big Pecos Tennessee Frank Clement

Texas House Eyes Slow Speed Penalties and 55 MPH Extension

Sidelights report Texas House votes to limit speeding penalties to 25 dollars with no insurance rate impact while seeking an extension of the 55 mph limit. Governor Briscoe warns federal highway funds may be jeopardized. Also covers Voter Registration Plan, insurance disclosure bill, court opinions, new appointments, and party activity.

Austin House Senate Representatives Texas Dolph Briscoe Briscoe Mark White Jr Secretary of State Insurance Board Joe Christie Ronald Coleman el Paso Texas Supreme Court Texas Railroad Commission La-Vaca Gathering Company Texas Utilities Fuel Company Third Court of Civil Appeals Southwestern Bell Telephone Company John Hill Hill Texas Board of Pharmacy Mary Ann Hefner Texas Water Rights Commission Audrey Strandtman Renal B. Rosson Snyder James Cotten Weatherford Abelardo Villarreal Alice James T. Hunt Sonora Texas Industrial Commission Bill Hobby Peyton McKnight Tyler Senate Natural Resources Committee Texas Republican Party Associated Republicans of GOP

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Musin By Alton Hughes Southeast Asia O’ferrall Pauly Texas Press Association Lyndell Williams AG Opinions Democratic Party State Rules Committee Johnson, Cottle, King, Jeff Davis Childress Counties By Roger Bollen
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