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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1970

Page

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Recruiter Assigned Sgt Alvin E Lawrence to Pecos Post

SSG Alvin E Lawrence is named the U S Army Recruiter assigned to Pecos with Thursday morning office visits at the Pecos Selective Service and county-area availability afternoons. He is based in Carlsbad New Mexico with 14 years in service and hails from Sherman Texas. He has served at West Point as Visitors Bureau chief and recently completed an overseas tour in Vietnam with the Reliance Academy of the 9th Infantry Division. He and wife Carolyn attend a Baptist church and his hobby is amateur radio with call K51LB.

Alvin E. Lawrence U. S. Army Pecos

New Vicar Assumes Duties At St. Mark's

Rev. Erwin O. Lasser assumed duties as vicar of St. Mark's Episcopal Church at 611 West Fifth on March 1. He came from Trinity Episcopal in De Soto Missouri after interning at St. Peter's Bonne Terre. He studied at De Paul University and Washington University before earning a divinity degree at Kenyon’s Bexley Hall. He and his wife Joyce have two daughters and live at 1519 Hackberry.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church West Fifth Erwin O. Lasser De-Sota Missouri Trinity Episcopal Church St. Peter’s Church Bonne Terre Father Lasser de Paul University Chicago Washington University St. Louis Bexley Hall Episcopal Seminar Kenyon College Gambier Ohio

Duval Closes Orchard and Fort Stockton Sulphur Sites

Duval Corporation announces suspension of sulphur production at the Orchard Texas site near Rosenberg and the Fort Stockton Texas site. Production will be shifted to the Culberson property 43 miles northwest of Pecos to offset losses. About 130 Orchard and 148 Fort Stockton workers may transfer to other Duval properties. managers declined to comment on staffing.

Fort Stockton Orchard Duval Texas New Mexico Arizona Nevada H. L. Shively

Charles Weinacht Seeks Board 1 Year Term

Charles A. Weinacht seeks the Pecos-Barstow CISD Board seat for the unexpired term of Jack Browder. A Pecos High School and Texas A M University graduate, he is a Reeves County rancher and farmer, married with three children, and a First United Methodist Church member. He pledged to improve the schools.

Jack Browder Charles A. Weinacht Pecos - Barstow Cisd Board of Trustees Pecos High School Weinacht Texas A&m University Reeves County U. S. Army Korea First United Methodist Church

Wanted Men Apprehended After Wide Circulation of Photos

Two men sought in an Austin burglary were arrested in Tucson Arizona last Sunday. Wayne Mattox 36 and William T Rogers 49 both El Paso residents waived extradition and will be returned to Reeves County Texas. Warrants also exist in Travis and Taylor counties for Abilene and Austin burglaries. A trail er left at the scene contained about 15000 in stolen office equipment. Pecos businesses have suffered multiple breaks with typewriters adding machines and similar office gear stolen.

Austin Tucson Ariz Wayne Mattox William T. Rogers el Paso Texas Reeves County Travis Taylor Abilene Pecos

Shoplifters Fined After C R Anthony’s Theft

Two shoplifters were apprehended in C R Anthony's store at 3 58 pm Monday and fined in Corporation Court. Joyce Ann Pauley 23 was fined 25 dollars and Charlotte Wise 22 was fined 10 dollars for stealing a pair of women's slacks and a blouse valued at 15 dollars. Investigating officers were Lt Jim Wilson Patrol Sgt Glenn Vandiver and Patrolman Robert Diaz.

C. R. Anthony Joyce Ann Pauley Charlotte Wise Jim Wilson Glenn Vandiver Robert Diaz

Pecos Enterprise to Become Daily Afternoon Paper

The Pecos Enterprise announces conversion from semi weekly to five day publication Monday through Friday starting May 1. Owners cite a computerized economy study showing Pecos growth in agriculture sulfur oil gas manufacturing and retail. Affiliated with AP, it will offer wire service comics features and local news.

Orb Rowden The Pecos Enterprise Pecos Enterprise, Inc Pecos National News Associated Press Enterprise

Council Purchases Paving Equipment

The City Council accepted bids from Plains Machinery Co and Treanor Equipment Co for a rock spreader and a roller for paving projects with costs to be finalized later. They also approved emergency Ordinance 70 1 on junk automobiles and authorized water and sewer line renewal in Block 32 Original Town when feasible, plus thirteen 100 watt mercury vapor street lights in Peyton Estates at 13.00 dollars monthly.

Plains Machinery Co Treanor Equipment Co Peyton Estates

Absentee Balloting Deadline for City School Elections

The last day for absentee voting is Tuesday March 31. Ballots cast at City Hall for city elections and at the School Administration office for school trustee elections. Incumbents Schmidt Matthews Cowan vs Wicker for city seats. Toone Mitchell opposed by Newcomb for school seats. Weinacht vs McDougal for one year term.

E. W. Schmidt Garland Matthews Tommy Cowan Clarence Wicker

Easter Sunrise Service at Trinity Lutheran Pecos

Trinity Lutheran Church Pecos will hold an Easter Sunrise Service at 7 30 a m on March 29 with organ coronet flute and clarinet hymns and a banner crafted by the churches Lutheran Action Group The sermon from Matthew 28 6 7 titled Come See and Go Tell precedes an Easter breakfast following the service all Pecos Community members are invited to attend 1200 South Park.

Redeemer Trinity Christ Pecos Trinity Lutheran Church South Park

City Nets 38000 On Tax Revenue From 1 Percent Tax

Pecos reports its first 1 percent sales tax return for Oct 1 to Dec 31, 1969. Gross receipts reached 38,789.08. state fees total 2 percent 775.78 and 1,809.43 set aside for bad checks. Net about 38,000 funds to repair streets with seal coat work to cover 100 blocks. Plan includes rock spreader and pneumatic roller about 16,000 for seal coat project shared with the county. county buys an asphalt coating machine.

Pecos Texas

Charlie Wein Nominated for Who's Who in High School Athletics

Charlie Wein of Pecos High School is nominated for inclusion in Who's Who in High School Athletics. His senior year as offensive tackle and linebacker on the 69 Eagle team includes co captaincy and All State, All West Texas, and All District 2 AAA honors. The publication prints this summer with Interstate High School Press Association sponsoring and Hunter Publication Company handling printing. He also competed in baseball and track.

Charlie Wein Charlie E. Wein United States Interstate High School Press Association Hunter Publication Company Winston- Slaem, N.C Charlie Pecos High School West Texas

Mercy Flight Airlift For Injured Mother In Texas

A mother from Austin suffered major injuries in a single vehicle crash on ice near Van Horn. She was flown by a DPS jet helicopter from Pecos Memorial Hospital to an Austin hospital, arriving about three hours after a 11:45 a.m. takeoff. Her husband and three daughters were uninjured.

Department of Public Safety van Horn Memorial Hospital Pecos Austin Alice Vines Jack Navy Vines Modesto Calif DPS Lubbock Carl Mullins Midland MERCY Jet Ranger Bill Calloway Pecos Funeral Home J.H. Starley Memorial Ben Burch

Brey Announces Candidacy for County School Trustee Post

Roy Brey, long-time Balmorhea farmer and former Pecos school system teacher, seeks at large seat on the County School Trustees. He retired after 24 years farming and 15 years teaching, holding a master's degree in counseling and guidance. Election set for April 4.

Roy Brey Pecos Enterprise Mr. Brey Pecos

Burglars Remain in Reeves Jail After Jewelry Heist

Four men charged in the Farnum's Jewelry burglary remain jailed in Reeves County after bonds were set by Peace Justice Cliff Preslar. Rodriguez and Valdez, ages 17 and 20, face $10,000 bonds while Rodriguez 25 and Garcia 18 have $15,000 bonds. The four were arrested after a Saturday morning automobile crash near Kermit with about $4,000 in jewelry recovered. the store was entered through a roof air duct and office items damaged.

Farnum’s Reeves County Cliff Preslar Samuel Franco Rodriguez Ricardo J. Valdez Luis Rodriguez Frank Gomez Garcia Kermit

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Peter Cottontail Margaret Cotton Dean Memorial Park East 8Th Street Baptist Chapel Susie Wynne Grace SSG A.E. Lawrence Army Recruiter St. Mark’s Erwin Lafser Ft. Stockton Duval’s W. P. Morris the Orchard Charles Weinacht Council Trinity Lutheran Church of City Nets Charlie Wein Photo Howard’s Brey County Board Reeves
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