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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1970

Page

3

Cothrun and Faulkner Win in Reeves County Democratic Primary

Incumbents secure re election with clear vote margins in Precincts 2 and 4. Cothrun 456 to 424 over Halla Bryan. Faulkner 476 over A L Gibson 185. Reeves County totals show multiple uncontested posts and wins for party officials with notable margins.

Cecil Cothrun Halla Bryan Wendell Faulkner Toyah A. L. Gibson Gibson Reeves County F.H. Ryan Jan Ross Estelle Clinton Eva R. Grammer Fred P. Armstrong Coy Perkins Joe Kuhn Clayton Stallings J. F. Hightower Cliff Preslar Paul Armstrong Loyd Bentsen Ralph Yarbor

Hooker Picked For Football Publication

Tommy Hooker son of Mr and Mrs Wilson Hooker an Eagle football player has been notified that his picture will be published in Texas Football magazine for the coming season. Hooker 230 lb guard was named offensive guard on the 2AAA All District team last season. Southwest Sports Publication Inc publisher of the football magazine plans the largest annual yet with more than 200 pages and a special section on the Six ties. The extensive section will focus on top teams and top schoolboy players in the state.

Tommy Hooker Wilson Hooker Eagle Hooker Southwest Sports Publication, Inc

NASA Comes To West Texas Girls Softball League Initiated

Monahans, Wickett, Kermit, and Pyote leaders form Trans Pecos Girls Softball Association to unite teams from Pecos, Monahans, Wink, Wickett, Grandfalls, Imperial, and more. They plan ASA sanctioned play with 13 to 18 year olds, 15 dollar fees, rosters, and summer play starting June 1 1970, meeting May 21 1970 in Pyote.

West Texas Monahans Wickett Kermit Pyote Trans-Pecos Girls Softball Association Pecos Wink Grandfalls Imperial Sue Ellenburg Dianne Elrod Dan Roberts Lynn Webb W. D. Ellenburg Margaret Pace Trans-Pecos Girls Softball Assoc ASA Secy Girls Softball Association P. O. Box Texas T.P WD. Elenburg P.O West Texas Childrens Home

Monahans Student Wins Skelly Freshman Grant

Dominga D. Gonzales , a Monahans High School senior, earns one of Skelly Oil Company's three $500 freshman grants among 13 high school scholars. She plans education studies at Sul Ross State College and holds leadership roles in Catholic Youth Organization and school clubs.

Dominga D. Gonzales Monahans (Tex Skelly Oil Company Dominga Francisco M. Gonzales North Carol Avenue Monahans Gonzales Skelly Future Teachers of America American Field Service Catholic Sul Ross State College Alpine Tex Robert Ann Adamson Robert Keith Birdsong Kansas City John Calvin Duggan Pampa Richard Wayne Hicks Hobbs N. M Connie Louise Hinde Cassaday Kan Richard Jay Lawrence Lana Gail Stepelins el Dorado Bonnie Jean LeFebvre Galesburg Ill Robert Darrell Sturgis Christina E. Thompson Tulsa Cynthia Sue Lee Lovington James Scott Medford Big Spring

Captain Phillips competes in SAC 1970 combat missile meet

U S Air Force Captain David C. Phillips of the 381st Strategic Missile Wing at McConnell AFB participates in the SAC 1970 combat missile competition at Vandenberg AFB California. The event April 28 to May 5 tests crews in electronic simulators and maintenance tasks with scoring by computer.

U. S. Air Force David C. Phillips J. C. Phillips Seagrove la Porte Strategic Air Command SAC Vandenberg Afb Calif Deanne Frank Grier S. Cherry Pecos Phillips 381St Strategic Missile Wing McConnell Afb Kan Minuteman Titan Missile Titan Vandenberg Blanchard William H. Blanchard Air Force la Porte High School University of Texas Delta Sigma Pi Lackland Afb Tex

2 Car Wreck Injures Three in City Intersection

Three persons were injured in an 8:15 a.m. Friday intersection crash. Debra Parks, 17, remained hospitalized with a fractured left leg and lacerations. Paul Becker, 20, driver of a 1964 Corvair, and Laura Combest, 4, suffered bruises and were treated and released. Becker cited for failure to grant right of way.

Memorial Hospital Debra Jean Parks Paul Faye Becker Laura Combest Miss Parks Volkswagen

Young Farmers Meet to Organize at Pecos High School

A meeting for all interested Young Farmers is set for tomorrow May 5 at 8 p.m. in the Vocational Agriculture Building at Pecos High School. The aim is to organize a local Young Farmers chapter and the group is an educational organization. For more information contact Bailey Wheeless at 445-2223.

Pecos High School Young Farmers Bailey Wheeless

Boy Injured When Car Backs Over. Driver Is 60

Scottie Paul Brantley age 2 was bruised after a car driven by Basil Huddleston 60 backed over him at the family home 2125 Park about 5 p.m. Friday. The boy darted from the blind side and the right rear tire ran over his legs. He was taken to Memorial Hospital and released Saturday.

Scottie Paul Brantley Basil Huddleston Park Huddleston Milton Brantley Brantley Memorial Hospital

Mrs Wetzel Dies in Arizona

Lena Wadley Wetzel a long time Pecos resident died at Sun City Arizona at her daughter’s home. She is survived by three daughters Mae Peterson of Sun City California and San Jose California and Carman Howell of St Paul Minnesota and a brother Milton Wadley of Pecos along with other relatives in the Pecos area.

Lena Wadley Wetzel Pecos Sun City Ariz Mae Peterson Fred Pfeiffer San Jose Calif Carman Howell St. Paul Minn Milton Wadley

Audubon Society Seeks Halt to Shell Dredging in San Antonio Bay

The National Audubon Society petitions to stop shell dredging in San Antonio Bay arguing sediment harms fish oysters and wildlife including the whooping cranes at Aransas Refuge. The suit names five dredging companies and Texas Parks and Wildlife officials seeking federal court action with amendments due May 29 and June 29 for amended replies.

Corpus Christi National Audubon Society Shell San Antonio Bay Reynaldo Garza Garza the Audubon Society Aransas National Wildlife Refuge Coe San Antonio The Society Hynes Bay Guadalupe Bay

Ship Commissioned Under Charter To Duval

The S S Marine Duval, 24 412 dead weight ton liquid sulphur carrier, arrived at Duval Corporation's Galveston terminal for first cargo. Built by Bethlehem Steel in Baltimore, operated by Marine Transport Lines, under long term charter to Duval. Route Galveston to Tampa and East Coast ports with trains from Culberson County Texas.

Duval S.S. Marine Duval Corporation Galveston Bethlehem Steel Corporation Baltimore Marine Transport Lines, Inc Pennzoil United, Inc Culberson County Texas Tampa Florida Culberson Marine Galveston Ship Channel Graveston S. S. Marine Daval Savannah Georgia Wilmington North Carolina Norfolk Virginia Marine Duval

Cuevas Sanity Hearing Underway in Pecos District Court

A sanity hearing is underway today in the 143rd District Court for Ignacio Apodaca Cuevas 38 charged with murder of Rita Villalon 43 killed January 11 A jury is seated and testimony proceeds on the sanity issue. If sane Cuevas faces prosecution by District Attorney Roddy Harrison with state witnesses scheduled. Villalon was shot three times in the head and found in a barrow ditch four miles south of Pecos on Hwy 285. Cuevas was arrested in Cayansosa two days after the murder on January 11 1970.

143Rd District Court Ignacio Apodaca Cuevas Rita Villalon Attoreney Cuevas Murry Howze Monahans Roddy Harrison Villalon Pecos Cayanosa

Bond Sales Reach 36 110 In Reeves County March

County Bond Chairman Archie B Scott reports Reeves County March sales of United States Savings Bonds and Freedom Shares totaled 14358 with 26 percent of goal. Texas March Savings Bonds and Notes reached 14317 669 with a 4 5 percent rise from 1969. First quarter 1970 sales 46858407 26 percent of state goal 1799 million. National March sales 458 million up 20 3 percent from 1969. Series E to H exchanges 62 million in Q1 up 26 percent from 50 million in 1969.

Department of the Treasury Archie B. Scott United States Savings Freedom Reeves County Texas

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Hawthorne Phillips Associated Justice Supreme Court of Texas Earl W. Smith Truman Roberts Court of Criminal Appeals Richard C. Slack Joy Cooksey Patsy Webb Joy Security State Bank Football NASA Capt. Phillips David C, Phillips Audubon Society Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Department VOE Garland Matthews Vocational Office Education Matthews Ben’s Spanish Inn Ior
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