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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1979

Page

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Pecos ISD to sell Earl Bell property third time

The Pecos Barstow Toyah Independent School District board voted to again advertise the Earl Bell School land and buildings for sale after no salvage bids were received. West Texas Economic Development Corporation raised its offer to 13 000 dollars, but did not bid earlier. The sale decision includes plans for demolition and long term neighborhood redevelopment.

Salvage Board Bell Property Board of Education Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Independent School District Earl Bell West Texas Economic Development Corporation Ray Whitley Brandon Pecos Manuel Orona WTEDC Paul Williams Orona Ings Hughes

Carter weighs next move as gas rationing plan rejected

President Carter faces a decision on drafting a new standby gasoline rationing plan after the Senate approved version was rejected by the House in a 246-159 vote. House leaders blamed the defeat on confusion over who would receive the most fuel amid White House lobbying efforts.

Carter White House

Energy secretary plans oil production check

Energy Secretary James R Schlesinger said he would monitor the oil industry in the coming weeks to ensure gasoline production isn t constrained by fears of higher prices. He argued the issue is a crude oil shortage, not a conspiracy, and refinery output should rise as Iran oil imports rebound.

Building Trades House Joel Daniel Daniel Washington James R. Schlesinger Schlesinger House Ways and Means Committee U.S Carter Ed Jenkins D-Ga Iran Energy Department Carter Administration

Summit meeting set in Vienna for SALT II treaty

President Carter and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev will hold a six day summit in Vienna from June 15 to 18 to sign the SALT II agreement aimed at capping the nuclear arms race. Brzezinski announced the plan after earlier word of treaty progress. Congress shows no rush to draft a rationing bill despite O’Neill's warning during a broader energy crisis debate.

Washington Carter Leonid I. Brezhnev Vienna Zbigniew Brzezinski Congress House Thomas P. O'Neill O'Neill

Weather Outlook for Pecos and West Texas

Pecos and vicinity expect mostly fair weather through Saturday with a small rise in temperature tomorrow. West Texas will see partly cloudy skies and a chance of thunderstorms in the southeast portion, with highs ranging from the 60s in the north to the 80s in the south, and 90s in the Big Bend. Lows will be in the 40s to 50s, with Saturday highs in the 70s to 80s and Big Bend again reaching the 90s.

Pecos West Texas Big Bend

Congress vote in doubt as draft registration approved

The House Armed Services Committee approved a plan to renew draft registration starting Jan 1 1981 by a 30 to 4 vote, while suspending the draft itself. It would require men who turn 18 after 1980 to register and calls for a presidential recommendation on registration methods and possible inclusion of women. Carter stance unclear. Brown seeks reform without new registration.

Congress Washington House Armed Services Committee House House Armed Services Army Carter

Dallas bid to host 1980 Democratic convention rich private funds offered

Dallas pitched a private fund raising plan for the 1980 Democratic National Convention arguing costs could be covered by private sector money. The site panel would narrow to two finalists among Dallas New York Detroit and Philadelphia with a June 28 decision and August venue. Dallas cited a reportedly million dollar Philadelphia bid and rejected public funds, promising private donors would cover all costs.

Washington Dallas Texas Democratic National Committee New York City Detroit Philadelphia New York Coleman Young Ron Kessler Dallas County Selection Committee Sharon Rockefeller West Virginia Kessler Ted Strauss

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Alton Hughes Real Estate Whitley Ble Hoyer and Hardisty Certified Public Accounts of Monahans John Briggs Pecos High School Neva Bright Zavala Junior High Tommy Miller Lynda Meath Crockett Junior High Ed Lauderdale Mike Shanahan Associated Press Energy Charles L. Schultze Ag-Chem S. Oleander J.T. Prewit Robert Hinojos Margarita Matta Pecos Leo Club Virginia Bejarano Pecos Amistad Lions Club Leo Club Harold Brown
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