Not War As Answer To High Oil Prices In Pecos
Townspeople and visitors in Pecos express doubt that war would resolve high oil prices. Responses vary from advocating deregulation to calling for reduced use, with several residents and a Colorado resident saying war isn’t the solution. No consensus emerges from the downtown survey.
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Pecos
Middle East
Bill Powers
Donna Koocher
Colorado
Yvonne Davis
Iowa
John Stevens
Rachel Arreguy
S. Pecan
Ford weighs signing a tough tax cut bill
President Ford describes deciding on the 24.8 billion tax cut bill as a tough call after finding both good and bad elements. White House advisers review the measure amid concerns over spending, eligibility for rebate checks, and a projected 100 billion dollar 1976 deficit, with a decision due after Easter recess.
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Ford
White House
Good Friday
Treasury Department
Ron Nelsen
Congress
Nelsen
Tax bill wrangles as Ford weighs veto option
The plan includes a 10 percent rebate on 1974 taxes up to 200 dollars, a 50 dollar payment to Social Security and welfare recipients, repeal of the 22 percent oil depletion allowance for large producers, and higher maximum standard deduction for non itemizers.
PBRPC victimized in Pecos hospital bond ads
Ernie Crawford , executive director of the Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission, says the commission was victimized by distortion in a Pecos hospital bond race. He cites an Enterprise ad claiming 80 percent federal aid and details a 1974 EDA meeting, clarifying officials were not present and he did not back the bond. He notes an Odessa ad firm sought his view on March 20, 1975 and alleges misrepresentation by opponents.
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The
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Crawford
Reeves County Hospital
Enterprise
Reeves County
Robert M. Vasquez
Manuel Arvizu
Dick Hoefs
Ben Brooks
Roddy Harrison
Q.A. Crenshaw
Bob McNutt
Doug Miller
Trans-Pecos
Audrey Baker
Joe Shepherd
Kermit Chamber of Commerce
Jerry Tschauner
PBRPC
Darrell Glover
Glover
Curfman
E.D.A
Odessa
Easter Egg Hunt With 10000 Eggs In Pecos
Pecos youngsters will celebrate Easter with an old fashioned egg hunt. Optimist club sponsors say 10000 eggs will be hidden at city park south of TH 20. Preschool children and those up to 10 years old hunt in separate groups with prizes of 20 one dollar eggs and four five dollar eggs. Starts 9 30 a.m. Saturday.
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Rachel Luna
Oscar Luna
S. Plum St
Pecos
Minit Mart
Optimist Club
City Park
TH 20
Texas weather brings snow and tornado watch across panhandle
Snow coated the Texas Panhandle as storms threatened tornadoes and flash floods across North Central and Northeast Texas. A tornado near Gainesville injured two in a mobile home while another trailer overturned unoccupied. Snow fell from near Childress to Amarillo with slick roads, and a watch lingered through the morning as forecasters warned of possible 3 inches more moisture and flash flooding risks.
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Texas Panhandle
Texas
Pecos
Gainesville
Valley View
Manuel Serna
Jeanie
Childress
Amarillo
Panhandle
New Mexico
Sherman-Denison
Nocona
Fort Worth
Waco
Louisiana Line
Shreveport
Abilene
Louisiana
Big Bend
Paris
Junction
Perryton
Police hunt continues in week-old home murder
City police chief Gene Martin says officers press the investigation into the bludgeoning death of a 62 year old woman in her home. Neighbors are being questioned and every lead is being checked with assistance from Texas Ranger Tol Dawson and county law enforcement.
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Gene Martin
Texas
Tol Dawson
Martin
District Court summons petit jurors for Monday duty
About 125 area residents are summoned to reporting at 9 a.m. Monday for possible jury duty, per District Clerk Jane Ross. Notices have been mailed listing those expected to report, including Sylvia Sadler, Frank Herzegh, Manuel Carrasco and many others.
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District Court
Jane Ross
Sylvia Sadler
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