Stolen Money Report From Ben’s Pharmacy in Pecos
Olivia Silvas reports about $60 stolen from her purse at Ben’s Pharmacy where she works. The theft occurred during shift hours 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Patrolman Charles Smith is investigating.
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1968
Page
2
Olivia Silvas reports about $60 stolen from her purse at Ben’s Pharmacy where she works. The theft occurred during shift hours 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Patrolman Charles Smith is investigating.
Jim Sanders and Derrell Gough of Kermit reeled in 27 bass and blue gill in a recent outing.
Pecos High School freshman Joe Merrell, son of Mrs. B D Merrell, rises as a top Sul Ross Lobos trackster. A sophomore sprinter and mile relay member, he helped set a school record in the 3.31 mile and posted a 48.3 in the 440 with hopes for further growth at Sul Ross.
The Texas Farmers Union Board, meeting in San Antonio, urged Congress and USDA to extend the 1965 Farm Act without delay. They supported the Mondale Bargaining Bill and urged Title I bargaining authority, sought orderly cotton marketing and an extended cotton loan, and urged a mandatory wheat diversion program with payments for 1969.
The Texas Farmers Union Board of Directors in San Antonio on May 4 named Wayne Bodkin as Assistant to the President. A 29 year old Olton native with FFA ties and an economics education Bodkin has worked as a research economist and served as Assistant Dean of Men at the University of Oklahoma before joining the union. He and his wife Pat Weir Bodkin will reside in Waco.
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