Elections highlight busy weekend in valley area
The Pecos Chamber of Commerce schedules a Saturday meeting at Rick's Cafe at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend and bring guests. Three directors will be elected, followed by a general town cleanup the next day with trash ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Valley Area
Chamber of Commerce
Ricks Cafe
Louisa Patrick
el Paso
Andrea Vana
Emma Breraton
Andrea
Canyon
California
FFA
Balmorhea High School
Robert W. Miles
Texas
Texas Rodent and Predatory Animal Control Service
Texas A&m Agricultural Extension Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
State senators discuss road merger after Easter recess
In Austin, Senate leaders consider Gov. Briscoe's proposal to merge the Mass Transit Commission with the State Highway Department. Debate centers on balancing mass transit needs with highway control, with opponents warning of marginalizing transit interests. House activity resumes with committees meeting. elections and local notices appear among community items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Dolph Briscoe
Mass Transit Commission
State Highway Commission
Senate
House
Peyton McKnight
Tyler
Department of Highway and Public Transportation
McKnight
Texas Good Roads Association
The
Highway Commission
Texas Municipal League
Ron Clower
Asio
Calendar of Pecos area events schedule
Calendar of coming events lists meetings and activities in Pecos. Lions Club nights at American Motor Inn and Lions Den, TOPS Club at East 10th Street center, Alcoholics Anonymous at 125 S Oak Street, Social Security rep at Community Action, Downtown Lions at Holiday Inn, Morning Optimists at American Motor Inn, Rotary at Holiday Inn, Pecos Rifle and Pistol Club meeting, Catholic War Veterans at Santa Rosa Catholic Church hall. Some entries include phone contacts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
E. 10Th St
Senior Citizen's Center
Alcoholics Anonymous
S. Oak St
Community Action Office
Holiday Inn
Pecos
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Higher costs predicted for colleges
A statewide survey shows public college on campus costs to rise 12 percent for the 1975-76 year, with eight percent increases at private four year schools. Resident students face total costs around 2,411 to 2,679, while commuting students run about 3,186. The report covers tuition, room and board, transportation, books, and personal expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion Board
College Scholarship Service
Market Slight Gain Amid Tax Bill Signings From Ford
The Dow工业 average rose modestly to noon, gains offset by earnings worries and potential dividend cuts. NYSE advances outpaced declines about 3 to 2, with Block leader at 13 1/2. Cotton futures rose early, while livestock in Fort Worth saw broad price increases across cattle calves hogs and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW
YOUK
Ford
New York Stock Exchange
H.R. Block
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Brad Ragan
Amex
New York Cotton Exchange
Fort Worth
Tex
FCC rule changes threaten 1.8 billion CB gear in Texas crowd
Grand Prairie Texas reports that FCC proposals would expand CB use from 23 to 100 frequencies, potentially rendering 800,000 operators equipment useless. Bob Hitch of the Texas Ranger CB club cites 1,000 operators in attendance as Representative Dale Milford pledges to raise the issue with FCC members. Willie Martin notes most new channels differ from current ones, forcing equipment replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Prairie
Tex
Federal Communications Commissions
Citizen Bank
Bob Hitch
Texas Ranger Citizen Band Radio Club
Hitch
Dale Milford
Dtex
FCC
Milford
Willie Martin
The
Texas Ranger CB Club
Ambulance Calls and Local Thefts Reported
A roundup of emergency calls includes multiple ambulance reports from Saturday and Friday evenings. Local thefts include a stolen 1967 Chevrolet captured on E 13th Street, a wallet stolen from a car at Dairy Queen, a window broken on a 1966 Oldsmobile, a TV and radio stolen from a residence, soda found missing from a Beauty Center, and an attempted burglary at Dr E W Schmidt’s clinic with no loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dominguez
Walnut
Old Heath
Fort Worth
E. 13Th St
Jennifer Palmer
van Horn
Dairy Queen
S. Cowan
West Park Baptist Church
Dannel R. Minor
Adams Trapark
Minor
Hortencia Armendariz
Third
Beauty Center
E.W. Schmidt
Palm
Pecos Enterprise circulation and delivery terms
The Pecos Enterprise outlines delivery options across Reeves, surrounding counties, and by mail. It lists prices including 15 cents at newsstands, $2 for farmer subscribers, and annual rates with taxes, plus a 12 cent tax per month and a 1 cent per year rate noted for mail subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves Ware Ace Counties
Bs Mail
Ny Otter
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Mario Acusto
Las Cruces
Bertha Casias
Juanita Thompson
Russell and
Rod Pridemore
Skip and
Caryon Pridemore
Mrs
Q.A. Crenshaw
Balmorhea
Tom Moore
Fort Davis
Dr. St. John
Floyd Brownfield
Odessa
W.S. Levens
Chas Boyd
Nora Boyd
Greg Huelster
Fort Bliss
Louis Collins
L.A. O'Rear
Dallas
Pat Murphy
Glenn Vandiver
Juan Rayos Florez
Florez
E. Fifth St
Memorial Hospital
P.m
Frankie Kingston
New York
Brave Hunters
Stock Market Report
Associated Press
Tkt
Ad Rich
Borden
Bri. Pet
Cat Trac
Chrysler
Sve
Coca Cola
Dow Chem
duPont
Eastman
el Paso NG
Exxon
Fairchild
Elec
Gen Foods
Mtrs
Tire
Goodrich
Great
A&p
Safeway
Sony
Standard
Sun Oil
Texaco
UN Carbide
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolworth
Xerox
By Gill Fox
NEA Vic
Pat OW
Gordo
Gus Arriola
N. Oak
Dobbie Creek
Cherry Creek
S. Willow
W. Fifth
Pecos Enterprise
Buckner News Alliance Newspaper
Reeves Courts
News Giscatotes Ptecie
Peyss Texas
Johs Pitts
Peggy Mecrackes
I Lynn
Becky Rivera
Diane Osborn Iisp
Acsemis Tearace
Mary Shute
Coasstier Agvetie
Rubes Baca
Emily Galindo Hom
Carlos Sichols
Presi
Ferena
Joyce Miller de Marae
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