Voters Seek Change in Texas Government Runoff Set for June
Early Texas primary results show a broad turnover in top state offices. Dolph Briscoe and Frances Farenthold surged into the Democratic runoff for governor, while Lt. Gov. Barnes trailed and Gov. Preston Smith faded. Republican contenders Hank Grover and Albert Fay moved toward a GOP runoff.
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Associated Press
Texas
Preston Smith
Hank Grover
GOP
Albert Fay
Buck's Finn Station opens in Pecos
C V Young operates Buck's Finn Station at Third and Oleander Streets in Pecos with hours 7 am to 8 pm daily and 8 am to 6 pm Sunday. He runs minor auto repairs and sells Finn products, after moving to Pecos in 1936 with his wife Velma and three children.
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Buck) Young
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Finn
Third
Oleander Streets
Pecos
Toyah
Cayanosa
Young
Velma
Lonnie
Carolyn Williams
Sulphur Springs
Jackie
Explosion on Apollo 16 spurs 46 hospital visits
An onboard fuel defueling blast at North Island Naval Air Station hospitalizes 46, mostly for fumes exposure. One technician, Donald Coleman, 56, suffers a knee cap injury. all patients in satisfactory condition and kept for observation 24 to 48 hours.
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North Island Naval Air Station
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Rockwell
Hector Rodriguez
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Naval Station Hospital
John Young
Charles Luke
Ken Mattingly
Pacific
Ticonderoga
Two Hurt After Striking Sheep Near Balmorhea
Two young men on a motorcycle collided with a sheep seven miles west of Balmorhea Sunday afternoon. Larry C. Underwood 25 from Fort Hood and C. J. McDade 20 from San Francisco were listed in good condition at Memorial Hospital Pecos after being thrown 90 feet. Dee Wells Balmorhea highway patrolman said the motorcycle rounded a curve when the sheep ran into its path.
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Larry C. Underwood
Fort Hood
C. J. McDade
San Francisco
Calif
Memorial Hospital
Pecos
Dee Wells
Reeves County primary yields mixed wins for incumbents
Incumbent Darrell Glover and Pearl Barker win reelection bids in Reeves County as Democrats score several victories. Charles Hoefs takes the Republican county commissioner race. Ta tum Eisenwine and Ismael Carrasco face runoffs. County results include Briscoe and Connally leading governor and lieutenant governor Democratic bids. Multiple county offices see incumbents defeated or advancing to runoff.
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Darrell Glover
Pearl Barker
Reeves County
Charles Hoefs
Joe Billeiter
Tatum Eisenwine
M.C. Martinez, Jr
Ismael L. Carrasco
Melvin Schnack
Dolph Briscoe
Wayne Connally
Larry Fuller
Monahans
Fred C. Chandler
Pecos
Glover
Frances Farenthold
Ben Barnes
ConNally
Bill Hobby
Joe Christie
Ralph Hall
Jefferson Davis County
Planting bid awarded to Odessa firm for courthouse trees
Reeves County Commissioners awarded Hurt Inc of Odessa the contract to plant trees and shrubs around the courthouse. Hurt’s bid of 17498.60 was the lowest of three. Work begins next Monday with dirt hauled from Balmorhea and Barstow for planter fill.
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Hurt, Inc
Odessa
Hurt
Balmorhea
Barstow
Pecos Air Conditioning Co
Hope dims for missing Sunshine miners in Idaho
Rescue efforts at the Sunshine Mine near Kellogg Idaho faced a setback as a underground fire rekindled. Heat and smoke forced crews to pause at the 3700 foot level after 35 miners had already died.
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Kellogg
Idaho
Sunshine
Marvin Chase
Chase
U S Warplanes Strike Near Hanoi Amid Invasion Push
U S military command says carrier based planes hit storage depots barracks and training sites west of Hanoi as North Vietnamese forces push into South Vietnam. No confirmed enemy fighter losses announced though other sources claim some MIGs were shot down.
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Tonkin Gulf
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50 Mile Ride for Man Kind Draws Pecos Cyclists
About 150 Pecos youths from Pecos High School Key Club and nearby students rode 50 miles from Fort Stockton to Pecos to raise funds for their school. The event began at 8 AM with all riders finishing, led by Steve Clinton who arrived first at 10 AM. Sponsors paid per mile, with Candy Stripers and Civil Air Patrol aiding along the route and Kiwanis and state officials meeting riders on return.
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Pecos
Security State Bank
Fort Stockton
Steve Clinton
Barbara Peer
Peer
Jack Duke
Plum St
No bingo jackpot claimed. prize up to $100
By noon no one had claimed last week's $50 prize. If no winner comes with a winning card by 5 p.m. today the prize increases to $100. The promotion page in Section B-1 explains rules and orange cards for this week, with cards at participating merchants.
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