Beautifying Austin Elementary Grounds Brings Community Hope
Bill Abercrombie and neighbors transform an alkali dusty yard into a green park with two baseball diamonds. PTA president Margie Williamson notes the yard’s revival, aided by Reeves County officials, Duval Corp, and local groups. Volunteers laid seed, trees, and irrigation, with Mrs Dolph Briscoe as honorary chair.
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Bill Abercrombie
Austin
Margie Williamson
PTA
Jay Dycus
Austin Elementary Parent Teachers Association
Abercrombie
PTA Projects
Reeves County Commis
Austin Pta
Linda Faulkner
Linda Thompson
Bonnie Abercrombie
Bob Faulkner
Ways and Means
Betty Calhoun
Ray Blackwell
Soil Conservation Service
Nova Gutierrez
Fire destroys 3 blocks in Cleveland
A wind driven fire swept a three block section of frame houses in Cleveland’s southeast side before dawn. It destroyed 29 homes and left about 60 people homeless per Red Cross estimates. Three people were injured including two firefighters. one elderly man and others were escorted to safety as power lines went out.
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Cleveland
Red Cross
Spanglish and Tex-Mex in Language Slang and Dirtier Words
A compact discussion of Spanglish Tex-Mex and Ingafiol as mixed language forms with examples like lontnie troka and paplote. Notes that Spanglish and Tex-MMex blend English Spanish speech and that dirty words may be essential for learners.
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Paqua
Palla
Patras
Mexico
Ford aides warn of Ford first-ballot defeat at GOP convention
Ford advisers grow grim as Ronald Reagan rebounds. Sen. Robert Dole says neither Ford nor Reagan will likely reach the 1130-vote threshold for nomination. Ford reviews strategy and revises earlier hopes, stating only that he expects a Kansas City win.
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Ronald Reagan
Robert Dole
Ford
Reagan
Kansas City
Primary race updates and forecasts from 1980s contest
The report outlines primary results and delegate totals with Reagan leading Ford in several states and cross over voting in Texas Indiana and Michigan. It notes 329 uncommitted delegates 1278 remaining and 1130 votes needed for nomination plus commentary from Dole Griffin and Nelsen on Michigan and upcoming contests.
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Texas
Indiana
Georgia
Alabama
Reagan
Ford
Kansas City
Dole
Nebraska
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Michigan
April building permits show no commercial activity
Commercial construction permits were not issued in April while residential permits totaled 13 900. Largest single permit was a 5 000 two room addition to Glen McNeil's residence at 2102 Nebraska Street.
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Glen McNeil
Nebraska Street
Glenn Vandiver
Missouri St
Ed Campbell
S. Pecan St
Patricio Salas
S. Cypress T
Joe Nunez
N. Oak St
Reba Morgan
S. Cypress St
Larry Spitzer
Alamo St
Ramon Lujan
S. Elm St
Edgar Cravey
Park St
Gene Owens
Alaine
S. Locust St
Blood drive ends today in Pecos with 200 pint goal
The Evening Lions sponsor a Pecos blood donor drive aiming for 200 pints at the community center today from noon to 7 pm. Southwest Blood Services will process donors at the Haywood Pecos plant Friday, with six tables set to keep a steady flow.
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Lynn Webb
Pecos
Evening Lions
Lions Club
Community Center
Mobil
Haywood Pecos
Southwest Blood Services
Otis Mawhiney
Mawhiney
Duval
Margie Ryan
Blood Services
Barb Ganpe
el Paso
Ford signs two year extension to highway act
The 17.5 billion installment aims to close interstate gaps and extend federal aid for resurfacing and restoring roads. President Ford signed the measure Wednesday extending the Federal Aid Highway Act for two years and allowing funds from withdrawn segments to be redirected to other road and mass transit projects.
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Washington
Ford
Congress
Ford Administration
Highway Trust Fund
Boy Struck By Car In Pecos Sends 3 Year Old To Hospital
A three year old Pecos boy Jason Vinson was struck on Walthall Street at about 8 15 p m and hospitalized at Reeves Memorial with facial and head cuts. Police say Eddie Lee Franklin 422 S Peach St struck the child as he crossed the street. parents’ address not yet known.
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Pecos
Reeves Memorial Hospital
Jason Vinson
Walthall Street
Eddie Lee Franklin
S. Peach St
Bicycle engraving clinic to deter thefts at Gibson Center
Pecos Morning Optimists hold a free engraving session on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon on the east side of Gibson's Discount Center at 810 Walthall St. They will mark drivers license numbers on bicycles to aid identification and faster return if stolen. Parents are urged to bring a license number.
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Pecos
Gibson’s Discount Center
Walthall St
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