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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1973
Page
2
In Iglesias Sardinia Emma Gallozzi 50 received 25 months in prison after police linked her to offering sex lessons to boys in exchange for oranges. Five boys testified some lessons required a 100 lire fee per class. Looting reports followed farmers' complaints of nightly orange theft.
Balmorhea High School senior Elisa Lozano models a sample uniform as Band Boosters push to raise funds for new outfits. Over 1400 dollars has been raised with several weeks left, targeting spring concert readiness. Donations may be made through Dan Clark or Angelina Brisalba as the district board prepares for the April 7 election.
The Pecos Enterprise reports on local affairs including school personnel changes board actions and upcoming events. Balmorhea notes cover an assembly date a Lions Club gathering a weather-affected morning and social club activities plus a bridge night at Toyahvale with high scores.
Texas Industry Week runs April 1 to 7 with communities recognizing local industry's contributions. Chester Wine of Corpus Christi praises growth from rural roots to a booming industrial record, noting 355 new firms last year and 411 in 1969. He cites programs from the Industrial Commission aiding foreign markets and community development as keys to future growth.
Rep. Chris Miller proposes a bill to extend many rights and duties to men, matching women after the 1972 equal rights amendment. The measure would alter custody, jury exemptions, desertion penalties, labor restrictions, assault definitions, militia age ranges, restroom rules in courthouses, and repeal several Penal Code sections.
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