Deaths of Jimmy Pallanez and Timotea Ulate
Obituaries note services for Jimmy Mil lan Pallanez 23 in Santa Rosa Catholic Church with burial at Fairview Cemetery. A veteran and humane officer for Pecos, he is survived by wife Yolanda and two sons. Timotea M. Ulate 64 died in Odessa after a long illness. services at Santa Rosa Catholic Church and burial at Santa Rosa Cemetery follow. Survivors include multiple children, grandchildren, and brothers, with ties to Pecos and Odessa.
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Jimmy Millan Pallanez
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Fairview
Pallanez
Reeves Memorial Hospital
Pecos
United States Marine Corp
Jimmy Pallanez
Robert Gomez
Cindy Pallanez
Odessa
Laurie Gonzales
Nancy Gomez
Timotea Ulate
Timotea M. Ulate
Santa Rosa Catholico Church
Santa Rosa
Ulate
Presidio
Manuel Ulate
Balmorhea
Manuel Ulate, Jr
Juan Ulate
Artro Ulate
Onesimo Ulate
Maria Rivas
Rosa Olivas
Tomasa Fuentes
Ortensia Martinez
Teresa Garcia
Hilda Baesa
Felipe Matta
Andres Matta
Undecided vote drives Texas beef checkoff plan
A survey of about 450 Texas beef producers shows 53 percent favor the checkoff, 30 percent oppose, and 17 percent are undecided. Registration June 6 to 17 and voting July 5 to 15 are required with a two thirds favoring adoption.
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College Station
Texas
Ronald D. Knutson
Frank Ewell
The
Texas Agricultural Extension Ser
Knutson
Ewell
Knutson and
Noon Market Report Reflects Modest Gains Across Markets
New York stocks edged higher at midday with the Dow up 3.90 to 936.99 and the NYSE composite up 0.18 at 54.33 as volume ticked up. Cotton futures declined while cattle and hog markets in Fort Worth showed mixed to higher bids with feeder and slaughter cattle up to 50 points. Cash grain in Chicago posted No 2 wheat and corn prices around 2.32 and 2.38 respectively for No 2 yellow corn Tuesday.
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NEW York
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
Cotton Futures New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Fort Worth
Tex
Soybeans and sorghum rise in Texas market April results
Agriculture Commissioner Reagan V. Brown reports soybeans jumped to 9.08 a bushel and grain sorghum rose to 3.69 a hundredweight for the month ended April 15. The surge contrasts with April last year and follows Texas Crops and Livestock Reporting Service surveys showing overall crop prices easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Reagan V. Brown
Brown
Texas Crops and Livestock Reporting Service
INS Aids Aliens and Beef Prices Rise in April
INS launches an outreach program placing volunteers in storefront centers to aid aliens in applying for benefits under the immigration and nationality act. The report notes April beef cattle and calf prices near 1972-77 averages, with feed costs up across the board except hay which fell.
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Brown
United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Immigration and Nationality Act
Leonard F. Chapman
Texas Doctors Convene for TMA Meeting in Houston
Physicians statewide attend the Texas Medical Association annual meeting May 12 to 15 in Houston for 240 hours of continuing education on headaches diarrhea obesity heart surgery and more. The event features 500 speakers 36 specialty societies and 175 exhibitors with programs on cancer distribution heart attack awareness and other medical topics.
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Texas Medical Association
TMA
Texas
Houston
Midland Senior Citizens to finance Meals On Wheels locally
Midland County Commissioners approved using revenue sharing funds to meet the meals program local obligation after shifting funding from Midland Memorial Hospital to Midland Senior Citizens Inc. The plan allocates 11700 dollars yearly to the meals program, which serves 75 meals daily for seniors 60 and older, under welfare requirements.
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Midland
Midland County
Midland Senior Citizens Inc
Bill Shaner
Shaner
Midland Memorial Hospital
Barbara Culver
Midland Senior Citizens, Inc
Department of Public Welfare
Texas mixed drink tax receipts rise in early 1977
Comptroller Bob Bullock reports 12.5 million in mixed drink tax collections for January through March 1977, up 23.8 percent from the prior year. Checks totaling 3.6 million go to 300 cities and 190 counties, with nearly 8.9 million deposited to the General Revenue Fund.
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Austin
Bob Bullock
Bullock
State General Revenue Fund
Pecos
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Comptroller's Office
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
TV Ad Market Shifts as Cigarette Ban Affected Shares
The Conference Board notes Money Maker Television rose from 3 percent to nearly 19 percent of ad dollars over 25 years. Only in 1971, when cigarette ad bans were imposed, did TV lose market share.
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Money Maker Television
Conference Board
Notice of Real Estate Sale Under Execution Reeves County
The 1977 Reeves County Texas sale follows an order of sale from the District Court, W.F. Leigh versus Marshall Neatherlin and Harrell Hampton, listing three tracts of land with mineral reservations and sale to occur on the first Tuesday of June at the courthouse. Sheriff Raul Florez authorized the sale. notices published May 3, 10, and 17, 1977 in Pecos Enterprise.
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District Court
Reeves County
Texas
Reeves
State of Texas
Marshall Neatherlin
Harrellampton
Towit
Public School Land Survey
Reeves Country
Carl M Eddins
Carl M. Eddins
Joe B. Clayton
Leon Freidel
Wm. P. Shannon
Dorothy Shannon
Harrell Hampton
John Prewit
Reeves County Sheriff's Office
Pecos
Sheriff's Office
John Precit
Calendar of Pecos events for May listing clubs and meetings
May calendar for Pecos area lists Senior Citizens Bible study at the Senior Center, Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon at 125 S Oak, TOPS club sessions, Optimist Club meetings, PTA events at Austin Elementary and Austin PTA, Art Association painting day at Fort Davis, Modern Study Club luncheon, covered dish lunches, Game Day at Senior Center, CMA Jamboree at Community Center, Lions Club and Pecos Optimists meetings. Includes dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Bible Study
S. Cedar
Pecos
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
TOPS
Federation
Tops TX
St. Community Council
Fice
Saragosa Hall
Austin
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Pecos Art Association
John J. Dorr
Fort Davis
Austin Pta
T.C. Slack
Missouri
Senior Citizens Center
Senior Citizens Board
Senior Center
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Alaperos
Canner
Thriftway
Mountain Pass Canning Co
Louis Telles
Paul Briones
Chicago
Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
Associated Press
Alcoa
At&t
Armco
Borden
Chrysler Cities Soc
Coca Cola
Dow
Gen Foods
Gen Tire
Goodrich
A&p Gulf Oil
IBM
Jhn-Man
John Joh Litton
Marat Oil
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penney
Phill Pet
RCA
Safeway
Sears
Sony
Sou Pac
Oil CI
Ind
Sun Co
Texaco
UN Carbide
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolworth
Xerox Co
Sheriff's Department
ODESSA — _ Ector
American Energy Co
Odess
Criminal Justice County
Big Spring
Emmet McKenzie
Webb Air Force Base
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Kermit
Kermit Highway
West County
109Th Judicial District
Marion Ellis
Medical Center Hospital
Justice of the Peace
Manuel Valles
Kimberly Anne Hood
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Peggy McCracken
Nova Gutierrez
Diane Osborn
Doris Welch
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo, Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Ward
Loving
Culberson
Jetf
Texas and Pacific Railway Company
Raul Florez
John F. Prewit
Pecos Enterprise
South Hackberry Pecos
62Nd Legisature
Country Club Drive
B&b Salvage Inc
West Highway
Minnesota
Mtnter
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
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