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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1972

Page

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Pecos records first day absentee ballots in trustees race

Pecos residents have cast 712 absentee ballots as voting for the school trustee election began in three boxes at the Community Center. The turnout marks a record start for the city with voters awaiting results.

Pecos Community Center E.W. Schmidt Garland Matthews McGee Nell Maddux Abel Leos Sr Manuel Joe Morales John R. Door A. D. Woody Eddy Street Tovah Don Weinacht Steve Guevara Balmorhea R. Henry Blackwell Alton Hughes Pecos-Barstow Independent Paul Williams Barstow Elvin Reynolds L. J. Montgomery Isabel D. Flores Pecos- Barstow Lynn Webb Vernon Alldredge Roy Williams Benny Abila Elias Franco

Angela Davis trial witnesses differ over Marin County shoot-out

Three witnesses in the Angela Davis murder conspiracy trial gave varying accounts of what they heard during the 1970 Marin County shoot-out. The defense centers on Davis's alleged role in supplying guns and planning the escape for the Soledad Brothers, with testimony noting what was said during the abortive raid at the Marin Civic Center on August 7, 1970.

San Jose Calif Angela Davis Marin County Miss Davis Sai Quentin Marin County Civic Center Soledad Brothers California Soledad Johannesburg Potgietersrus Messina Rhodesia

Auto crash injures Pecos child in crossfire at Alberta Second

Five year old Diana Contreras received minor injuries as a two car collision occurred at Alberta and Second Streets at 12 44 pm. She rode as a passenger in a Mary Gonzalez Gomez vehicle versus a car driven by Michael Boyd Graham. Graham reported traveling north on Alberta Street at the time of impact.

Diana Contreras Alberta Second Streets Mary Gonzalez Gomez Michael Boyd Graham Pecos Graham Alberta St

Two area men injured on construction job

Two men were hurt when a worksite accident occurred on a highway south of Toyahvale. Charles Griffith of Ada Oklahoma was released after exam. Luz Zavala of Odessa remained in Reeves County hospital overnight with injuries not believed to be serious. Deputy Purvis coordinated ambulance transport.

Toyahvale Hwy Charles Griffith Ada Okla Luz Zavala Odessa South Texas Co Midland Griffith Zavala H. B. Purvis Balmorhea Reeves County Memorial Hospital

Supermarket chains cut beef prices after price drop

Washington AP report says three chains Grand Union Winn-Dixie and Safeway moved to freeze or cut prices. Safeway reduced beef prices in 246 stores across Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware and DC by up to 10 cents a pound with Easter timing moved up two days. Agriculture Dept notes beef on the hoof price fell 20 cents per hundredweight in the month to March 15 and analysts expect further declines as wholesale farm prices ease.

Washington Treasury John B. Connally Grand Union Winn-Dixie Safeway Stores, Inc Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware District of Columbia Agriculture Department Safeway Basil Winstead Safe Connally Agriculture Earl L. Butz National Public Affairs Center For Television Butz

Local golf shop under construction with Mission Tile walls

J P Stubblefield today said tile for the new 2640 square foot golf shop will arrive Monday and bricklayers will start next week. A 66 by 40 foot concrete foundation was laid, with the city hiring labor hourly and purchasing materials for the building southwest of the pro shop.

J. P. Stubblefield J. J. Maxey Stubblefield Maxey

Dentist in Van Nuys Shootout Sparks Pain and Court

A 28 year old man, Tommie Watts Jr., is accused of firing four shots at dentist Dr. Rob Scott during a Dec 1 tooth extraction in Van Nuys. Watts claims the tooth pain and nerve caused his actions while a court appointed lawyer notes he was under pain and novocaine influence.

Los Angeles Tommie Watts Jr Rob Scott van Nuys Watts Scott

Little League registration opens in Pecos

Pecos Little League Baseball Association invites boys who never played to register at the Pecos Chamber of Commerce office from April 3 to 14, 9 am to 5 pm daily. Eligibility requires district residence within Pecos Parish Tow Consolidated ISD and birth between July 31 1960 and August 1 1962. Bring birth certificate and a parent or guardian. Tryouts are Saturday April 15, 1972 at Lions Field 1 pm.

Pecos Lions Field

Nixon blocks 60 day halt on rail strikes

President Nixon blocked potential rail strikes for 60 days by appointing emergency boards under the National Railway Labor Act. The move bars any change in status quo in two disputes, including a wage and work rules case involving about 6000 AFL-CIO Sheet Metal Workers in repair shops nationwide.

Washington Nixon National Railway Labor Act Afl-Cio Congress

Sunrise Easter Services Planned by Area Churches

Area churches schedule sunrise services for Easter Sunday. Barstow hosts a service at FM 516 near the cemetery led by Rev. J H Frees and Rev. Lynn Webb with singing, starting about 6 30 a m. Toyah Methodist holds a 6 36 a m service led by Rev. Milton Propp followed by breakfast. Orla invites attendance with First Baptist for a 6 30 a m worship and breakfast. Pecos churches West Park Baptist San Pedro Methodist and Trinity Lutheran also plan sunrise observances.

J. H. Freesland Jesus Lynn Webb First Baptist Church Toyah Methodist Church Milton Propp Orla Pecos West Park Baptist San Pedro Methodist Trinity Lutheran

Duties and Powers of the City Mayor in Two-Year Term

The mayor acts as the city chief executive, enforces laws, oversees subordinate officers, prosecuting violations of duty. He presides over City Council meetings, provides financial and governmental recommendations, administers oaths, and enforces ordinances. Term is two years, expiring in even years. monthly pay is 175 dollars.

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John R, Dorr Isabel D, Flores Carll Magee Jonathan Jackson George Jackson Superior Court Harold J. Haley L.J, Montgomery Don Weinnacht A.D Woody Little League United Methodist Youth Fellowship Rio Grande Big Bend Lloyd Chappell Darrell Locker David Scott Renee Armistead Ronnie Melan Christy Harp Sanley Harp Melissa Propp Lisa Locker Sara Yeager Carlene Meban
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