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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1968

Page

12

Graduation Set At Sul Ross May 12

Sul Ross State College will hold its 44th spring graduation on Sunday May 12 with keynote speaker ALPINE W S Bill Heatly chairman of the Texas House Appropriations Committee. One hundred fifty one undergraduates will receive degrees at 6 30 p m in the Health and Physical Education Building. Gene Hendryx will receive the Alumnus Emeritus award for service to Sul Ross.

Bill” Heatly Appropriations Committee Texas House of Representatives Sul Ross State College Sul Ross Heatly Baylor University Paducah Texas Dallas Beaumont Wichita Falls Jamie Green Hawkins Gene Baylor Bill Fort Worth Stan University of Texas Gene Hendryx Board of Regents Norman L. McNeil San Angelo McNeil Rep Hendryx Alpine School

Steel Pipe Boosts American Farming Output

New York based report notes portable steel pipe irrigation systems raise production and extend growing seasons. Overhead irrigation enables precise water delivery and enables year round crops. a 1000 foot system can be moved by two men in under an hour. A fully automatic radio controlled system tested by USDA engineers shows on off via clock timers. The U.S. has about 25 000 miles of steel pipe irrigation lines today.

New York Sec Agricultural Research Service U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S

Underground sprinkler system doubles as gas smudge pots

An underground irrigation network uses permanent sprinkler heads and galvanized steel pipe to cover large crop areas. In fall the lines can be connected to a gas source for burners to act as smudge pots during freezing weather and can distribute liquid fertilizer to crops.

Schreiner appoints cadet ranks in final school rotation

Kerrville Fred M. Patton of Midland leads a list of promotive assignments at Schreiner for the final rotational period of the school year. Patton will serve as a cadet lieutenant colonel and David W. Bozeman III of Pecos is named Staff Sergeant.

Kerrville Fred M. Patton Midland Schreiner Patton David W. Bozeman III Pecos

Sprinkle To Receive BA Degree

Brownwood Howard Payne College announces May 23 graduation list with Charles Thomas Sprinkle of Pecos set to receive a bachelor of arts degree.

Brownwood Howard Payne College Charles Thomas Sprinkle Pecos

Grand Jury Chosen In 143rd District

Reeves County Grand Jury Commissioners name the panel for the 143rd Judicial District term beginning May 20 1968. Jurors include John F Dearley Bobby Bell Garland Rowe B Warren Beauregard Alice Lasater and others from Pecos Balmorhea and Orla.

Reeves County 143Rd Judicial District John F. Dearley Bobby Bell Garland Rowe B. Warren Beauregard Alice Lasater 143Rd Judicial District Court Sam Gann Pecos Lloyd Standlee Henry Allen

Road Taxes Costs High In Texas 1966 Study

The Texas Mid-Continental Oil and Gas Association reports highway taxes average $146 per user annually. Executive VP Charles E. Simons notes $77 from motor fuel taxes, plus vehicle registration fees and federal taxes on autos tires and oil. Total highway user taxes were $820,587,000 in 1966.

Texas Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association Charles E. Simons Simons

Cotton Vote Slated May 13 For 1969 Allotment Transfers

Upland cotton farmers will vote from May 13 through May 17 by mail to decide whether they favor transfer of 1969 cotton allotments by sale or lease outside the county but within the state. The vote occurs in counties where transfers have not been approved for 1969, including those where transfers were approved in 1965. County ASCS offices can supply details on the referendum.

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Reat Goodyear Goodyears S. Coder Ike Lonel General Electric Porta House of Representatives House W. S Steel Pipe EL Paso N. Mesa Cortez Hotel Bozeman Charles Sike David A. Smith Michael Harrison David Gochicoa Jesse Stephens Leman Barmore Jack Adkins Balmorhea R.S. Barton Oscar Graef Brawley Beauchamp Jimmy Cooksey Orla Tommy Beauchamp James R. Fuller Fred Stroade Joe Williams Wm, R. Bickley Leonard Grogan
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