Muskie wins Illinois presidential primary in 63 percent lead
Sen. Ed Muskie swept Illinois with 63 percent of the vote in the Democratic presidential preference poll, beating Eugene McCarthy and leaving 75 percent of precincts counted. Delegates backing Muskie led 60 to 14 with many uncommitted still ahead, as Chicago’s Daley faced losses for his picks.
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Barstow Notes Barstow students cited in local events
Barstow updates include Mrs. Preston in Las Cruces after a stroke, Barstow spellers Holly Smith Alex Garcia and Susan Gonzales in the county bee, ninth grade honor roll students Elva Abila David Palomino and Julie Smith, and Barstow Elementary actors in You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. Out-of-town relatives attended Ormando Jenson’s funeral, with service leaders and pallbearers listed. VICA district meet winners include Steve Sandefur William Brown Kerry Gerken Kent Lauderdale Jim Criswell and George Jimenez. Numerous staff, residents and visitors are noted with travel, church activities, missions pledges, and a wedding in El Reno.
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Paul Justis
Toribio Rodriguez
Gary McNeil
Isaac Rameriz
Robert Jimenez
Ambulance Call Sparks Municipal Court Duels
Ambulance call at 8 14 p m Tuesday reports Gloria Lara of 611 S Elm St and Juan R Florez fined in municipal court for drunkenness and related charges. Joe Garcia cited for allowing dog to run at large, Juan M Baeza and Juan R Flores also charged with drunkenness. Don H Barton fined for failure to control speed.
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National Marijuana Findings Spark Debate Ahead of Prohibition Era
The National Commission on Marijuana and Drug Abuse rejects full legalization, urges discouraging use while focusing on prevention and treatment of heavy use. It notes marijuana is not linked to brain damage or birth defects, not physically addictive, and that use may deter violence. about 24 million Americans have tried it and 8.3 million use it currently. West of the Pecos forecasts partly cloudy skies through Thursday with afternoon thundershowers and highs 66 to 84.
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The Weather Elsewhere The Weather Elsewhere
The Associated Press reports weather across regions, noting conditions and forecasts. Portions cover temperature ranges, precipitation chances, and notable regional impacts as systems move through.
Miss Your Pecos Enterprise Service Contact
Notice directs readers to call the Circulation Department at 445 5475 if delivery is missed or service is unsatisfactory, with hours open until 6 45 pm on weekdays.
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