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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1975

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Killer tornado tears Lefors and Higgins in Panhandle

A deadly tornado struck Lefors Texas at 12 50 a m ripping mobile homes and destroying 148 buildings in a 900 population town. A three year old girl Stephenie Ann Anzaldua died and two others missing believed dead. The same funnel then hit Higgins about 1 58 a m causing structural damage but no injuries. Red Cross Salvation Army and area hospitals aided victims as power and telephone lines failed.

Lefors Tex Panhandle Red Cross Stephenie Ann Anzaldua Raul Anzaldua Pampa Highland General Hospital Amarillo Cording Higgins Elsie Emmell Salvation Army

Local Digest: Taxpayers Union Bills Fire Up Bitter Rant

A frustrated reader rants about a $5 trillion national debt, citing odd federal waste with figures like $100,000 for a fire-prone truck and $375,000 for a frisbee study. Local savers note Billy Babb’s retirement from Yucca Sales with a cheeky inscription praising 22 days of service.

The Witch Co National Taxpayers Union Taxpayers Union Washington U.S Port-Au- Prince Hall England Mississippi Saxbe Pentagon Pakistan Poland Billy Babb Benny Babb Yucca Sales

Oil import drop aids trade surplus record February

The Commerce Department reported February brought the United States its largest monthly foreign trade surplus on record as imports fell 18.2 percent to 156 million barrels. Exports dropped 6.6 percent, but a 917 million dollar surplus followed January's deficit, reflecting a move toward financing domestic goods. The two-month year-to-date surplus trails last year’s 885.1 million advantage as the nation ends a challenging period of trade.

Washington United States Commerce Department

HUD disapproves Pecos city funding for senior center

Pecos Texas will not receive HUD community development funds. City manager J J Maxey announced a $40 000 pre-application was disallowed by HUD area director Manuel Sanchez citing little chance of funding. The plan would have renovated the former Pecos City Bakery into a senior citizens center.

Pecos Texas J.J. Maxey Dallas Manuel Sanchez HUD Pecos City Bakery

High winds uproot trees as spring storm hits Pecos area

Severe winds from a colliding front toppled trees and antennas in Pecos late Wednesday. A pre-dawn 41 degree readout accompanied 89 degree highs and scattered debris. Tornadoes struck Lefors and Higgins in the Texas Panhandle as watches remained in effect.

Pecos Texas Panhandle

Ballistics expert links Standley and Carrasco wounds to guns

A Texas ballistics expert testified that bullet fragments from prison librarian Julia Standley and Fred Gomez Carrasco came from the guns used by Rodolfo Dominguez and Carrasco respectively. He linked a 9mm pistol tied to Winston Padgett to a Dominguez wound. The trial also heard that Standley died of four close range wounds and that Cuevas did not fire the fatal shot.

Max B. Skelton Associated Press Houston Julia Standley Rodolfo Dominguez Huntsville Fred Rymer Texas Department of Public Safety Ignacio Cuevas Fred Gomez Carrasco Carrasco Rymer Dominguez Winston Padgett DPS Padgett Elizabeth Beseda Beseda Cuevas Standley Jerry Sander Texas Sheldon Green Harris County Green

Troopers brace for rough holiday travel season

DPS statistics show Reeves Ward and Winkler counties had six major accidents with seven deaths in the first three months, up from zero in 1974. Speed and alcohol factors were cited, with several one car rollovers on straight roads. Rasberry notes lenient enforcement has allowed excess speeds up to 76 mph in some cases. He warns a crackdown may be needed to reduce rising fatalities statewide.

Department of Safety Melton Rasberry Reeves Ward Winkler DPS Rasberry Winkler County Pecos

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