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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1973
Page
2
Defense Secretary Richardson says U.S. warplanes will pound Communist targets in Cambodia until a cease-fire is declared, citing violations of the Paris accord by the Communist side. The report highlights ongoing U.S. insistence on military action amid peace efforts.
The Reeves Loving County Home Demonstration Council met with seven attendees as Orla reported on recent sessions. The group voted to switch the Woman of the Year to a point system for next year. Toyah club hosted ceramics and value clarification programs. Final plans for a Cultural Arts and Recreation Workshop and a May county day were discussed, with attendance at the District 6 Spring Meeting in Ozona planned. A bridal shower for Amelia Waight was held, and Toyah elected officials and school board matters dominated by resignations and upcoming elections.
The Pecos Enterprise bills subscribers at 6 months 10.50 or 12 months 21.00 by mail in Reeves County with rates for all other mail 6 months 12.50 or 24.00 annually. The paper is published in Pecos Texas at 324 S Cedar St with P O Box 2057 and a postal fee.
The National Labor Relations Board found Farah Manufacturing Co Inc violated federal law by firing employees and altering work rules at its El Paso plant to interfere with joining the Amalgamated Clothing Workers union and related activities.
Survivors mourn Onie Lee Moorhead a Pecos resident as Matilde Gonzales 70 of Flint Mich is remembered. The NLRB ordered Farah to reinstate 19 Mexican American workers with back pay and interest and to allow union activity with 60 day notice postings in English and Spanish across plants in El Paso San Antonio Victoria and Albuquerque Las Cruces. The Flint service notes Gonzales born in Mexico in 1903 and a 25 year construction veteran.
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