Elections highlight busy weekend for valley area
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly meeting Saturday at Ricks Cafe at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend and bring guests. Three directors will be elected. A general clean-up of the town will follow during the day. residents should have trash ready.
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Valley Area
Chamber of Commerce
Ricks Cafe
Louisa Patrick
el Paso
Andrea Vana
Emma Breraton
Andrea
Canyon
California
State lawmakers debate road merger after Easter break
In Austin the Senate plans a 2 p.m. session as lawmakers resume after Easter, debating Gov. Briscoe's proposal to merge the Mass Transit Commission with the State Highway Commission into a Department of Highway and Public Transportation. Proponents say it serves the public interest. critics warn mass transit would be overwhelmed. Governor Briscoe and supporters cite big city backing, while opponents press for separate mass transit protections. The House schedules committees and a Tuesday session, with amendments and constitutional discussion in the air. The article also notes local election reminders and community Easter activities.
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Senate
Asio
Pecos area events calendar week schedule
Calendar lists weekly Pecos area meetings and gatherings. Lions Club and Rotary events at local inns, TOPS and AA meetings, Social Security help sessions, Downtown Lions lunch, Optimists, Rifle and Pistol Club, Catholic War Veterans, with venues and times for Monday through Friday. Several listings include contact phone numbers.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Tops Club
E. 10Th St
Senior Citizen’s Center
Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Community Action Office
10Th St
Lions
Holiday Inn
Rotary Club
Pecos Rifle and Pistol Club
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Higher costs predicted for colleges
A nationwide survey reports the 1975 76 average on campus cost at public colleges will rise 12 percent from 1974 75 with tuition and fees up eight percent at private four year schools. Overall resident costs are projected at 2394 to 2679 dollars. commuting costs near 3186 dollars.
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Tion
College Scholarship Service
Market edges higher after tax cut signoff
New York stocks edged up modestly with the Dow at noon around 771.20 after President Ford signed the tax cut bill. Analysts cited mixed mood as earnings fears and potential dividend cuts tempered enthusiasm, while cotton futures firmed and Fort Worth livestock reported higher cattle, calves, and hog prices amid active demand.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Brad Ragan
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Tex
FCC Rule Change Banes Citizens Band Radio Use
Grand Prairie Texas 1000 CB operators hear from Bob Hitch of the Texas Ranger CB club that FCC changes could render 800 000 operators equipment useless by expanding allowed frequencies from 23 to 100. Rep Dale Milford pledges to take concerns to FCC members as license applications rise 125 percent, with reforms not effective before July. Willie Martin predicts most new frequencies diverge from current CB bands, forcing gear replacements and prompting industry suspicions.
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Tex
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Bob Hitch
Texas Ranger Citizen Band Radio Club
Hitch
Dale Milford
Dtex
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The
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Police log items and property thefts reported Saturday
Ambulance calls logged at several city locations from Friday to Saturday. A dog poisoning report at 315 N Walnut, and a stolen 1967 Chevrolet from Old Heathcoast Fort Worth was found abandoned on E 13th St. Wallet stolen from a Van Horn resident, window broken on a 1966 Oldsmobile, church break-in with no items missing, TV and radio stolen from a residence, soda bottles taken during a Beauty Center burglary, clinic burglary attempt at Dr E W Schmidt’s office with no loss.
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Mary Dominguez
Walnut
Old Heathcoast
Fort Worth
E. 13Th St
Jennifer Palmer
van Horn
Dairy Queen
S. Cowan
Dannel R. Minor
Adams Trapark
Minor
Hortencia Armendariz
Third
Beauty Center
E.W. Schmidt
Palm
Pecos Enterprise Postage and Pricing Details
The Pecos Enterprise lists subscription and postage rates, noting prices for newsstands, monthly, and yearly mail options. It specifies regional rates for Reeves County and surrounding counties, with varying cents taxes and per-year totals. The notice covers republication rights and Associated Press credits, typical of a small town newspaper masthead.
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Reeves Ware
Lowe Counties
Couties
Aistes
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