UMAC Banquet Highlights Bicentennial Theme in Pecos
The UMAC banquet drew over 250 attendees including members, families, and local politicians at UMAC Hall. Frank R. Perea announced as president for 1974 76 and awarded honors to Jesus Muniz and Jesus Carrasco while candidates for council and mayor addressed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mexican-American Council
UMAC
Darrell Glover
Robert Hernandez
Frank R. Perea
Louis J. Matta
Marcos Contreras
Severo Jaquez
Carlotta Granado
May Martinez
Frances Orona
Alicia Navarrette
Perea
Jesus Muniz
Jesus Carrasco
Hernandez
Philip Tyree
Pecos
C.W. Wicker
Bill Moss
Jimmy Bryant
Raul Florez
Salema Ybarra
Elisa Urquidez
Florez
Nora Gutierrez
Burglars Make Expensive Raids Across Pecos Areas
Police investigate multiple burglaries with an estimated 10 000 in losses. The largest theft involved 13 color televisions valued near 6 000 wholesale at R S Electronics. A separate break in at East Texas Motor Freight yielded clothing ceramics walkie talkies and radios. Police stopped a vehicle after a Sunday burglary report and arrested two suspects. Ongoing probes include Pecos Sporting Goods guns and gear thefts and stolen calculators and a CB radio from a Cedar Street lounge vehicles. Political ad copy from candidate Richard Naylor appears mixed in with crime items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R & S Electronics
East Texas
ETMF
Roger Amstutz
Dallas
Citizens Band
Amstutz
Rogers Exploration
Second Street
Cedar Street
Leman Barmore
Lindsay
Dusty Winds and Spring Weather Across Texas
The region sees a mix of dust and rain with warm days in Pecos and a cold front bringing chances of snow in the Panhandle. Severe weather alerts issued for several counties and forecasts call for more showers and thundershowers into Tuesday across central and northeast Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Thidays
Associated Press
Texas
Texas Panhandle
National Weather Service
Galveston
Chambers, Jefferson
Orange
Montgomery
Walker Counties
Panhandle Plains
Panhandle
Brownsville
Tyler
Mercury
Dalhart
del Rio
Mexican
Mississippi Valley
Central
Southern Plains
Southwest
Arkansas
Ferguson trustee bid is in youth's interest
Eddie M. Ferguson Sr. seeks one of two Pecos school board seats in the April 3 election, citing 24 years of youth work and three children in Pecos schools. He notes his PTA ties and PTA led communication as key to bridging the district and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Carl Magee Aid
Bill Pigman
Jimmy Gomez
America
Jimmie C. Pressar
Dale Toone
Ismael Carrasco
Ismael Dutchover
Balmorh
Walter Holcombe
Lawrence Barber
Raul Florez
Hernandez
Patty Montgomery
Board of Trustees
Eddie ‘‘Bull
Ferguson
Eddie M. Ferguson Sr
Pecos High School
Independent Basketball League
PTA
Bessie Haynes
Wiley College
Odessa College
Pol
Eddie Ferguson
Absentee Balloting Draws High Interest in Pecos Area
Voters show strong turnout as absentee ballots near close at 5 p.m. Tuesday for Pecos Barstow Toyah school board and Pecos city mayor and council elections. Pecos County clerk Catherine Ashley administers county school board absentee voting from courthouse. Over 230 absentee votes cast for the Pecos-Barstow-Toyah school board race by noon. Over 170 city ballots cast with six city candidates and three mayor seats on the ballot. County school board post has five candidates and 95 absentee ballots the final day remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of
Pecos-Barstow-Toyah
County School Board of Trustee
School Board
Catherine Ashley
County School Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Food For Thought
Monahans
Richard Naylor
Umac Memors
Yolanda Hinojos
Lawrence Fuller
Holecomb
Yvonne Holcomb
Holcomb
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes Region
Gulf States
Florida
Alabama
Chel Florez
M.C. Martinez Jr
Reeves County
A.B. Nail
Gary Ingram
Walter's
Dairy Queens of
Walter
Airlawn
Polly Green
Mgr
Rian Queen
Dora Rochen