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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1970

Page

3

Brito Charged In DWI Motor Vehicle Assault

The Department of Public Safety Highway Patrol filed DWI and assault with a motor vehicle charges after a Sunday accident that critically injured 71 year old Mrs. Jessie Green a retiring North Pecos Elementary teacher. Francisco G Brito 38 of Verdalen was jailed after Memorial Hospital treatment for facial lacerations and remains in jail on two bonds 500 on the DWI and 1000 on the assault. Roads incidents followed as Brito attempted an overtaking pass.

Dept. of Public Safety Highway Patrol Jessie Green North Pecos Franccisco G. Brito Verhalen Brito Joe Mitchell Memorial Hospital

City Court Finances and Tornado Aftermath Report

City Court collected 1769.50 in fines in April with Judge Bill Pigman presiding. Drunk offenses totaled 789.30, drunk in car 145, and disorderly conduct 130. Traffic penalties reached 980, led by no driver’s license 345 and failure to grant right of way 311i. An accident involved Bobby Stafford’s vehicle and witnesses Carl Smith. Mrs. Green’s condition improves after emergency surgery for severe facial injuries. Juana Navarette was dismissed from Memorial. Harold and Mrs. Clayton of 1912 Hackberry report their son and his wife uninjured in the tornado. their roof blew off, they stay in a Tech dorm. Ruenell Frazier was reported uninjured in error. the Clifford Frazier family notes Darlene as the correct name.

Corporation Court Bill Pigman Bobby Stafford Stafford Carl Smith Harold Clayton Hackberry Glenn Clayton 4Th St. Lubbock Tech Ruenell Frazier Clifford Frazier Lubbock Darlene

McGowen Elected A&M Class Proxy

Texas A&M Election Commission says Jerry McGowen was elected president of the junior class for next year. He is in the Corps of Cadets with rank of cadet corporal and serves on the National Affairs and Town Hall committees. He helped lead the recruiting program covering seven Texas counties and received the Best Drilled Sophomore medal in Squadron 2, 1st Wing AFROTC.

Texas A&m Election Commission Jerry McGowen Jerry R.B. McGowen Corps of Cadets A&m Town Hall Texas

Brookshire Services Set Today in Ballinger

Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Ethel Brookshire are set for 3 p m in Ballinger. She died Monday night at Ballinger Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Interment will be at Norwood Cemetery. She was born April 19 1886 in Mills County and had lived in Benoit since 1905. Survivors include two sons Louis and Sam Brookshire one daughter Mrs Oscar Parker fifteen grandchildren and thirty great grandchildren.

Ballinger Ida Ethel Brookshire Weldon Brookshire Pecos Brookshire Ballinger Memorial Hospital Norwood Cemetery Allen Davis Funeral Home Mills County Runnels County Benoit Ed Brookshire Norwood Hopewell Baptist Church Louis Brookshire Seattle Wash Sam Brookshire Oscar Parker

Softball Association to Host Coaches Picnic

The Girls' Softball Association will sponsor a coaches picnic on Friday May 15 at 7 p.m. at the softball park in City Park. It is essential that all coaches or representatives attend.

Girls’ Softball Association City Park

Lubbock Tornado Toll, Damage Mounts Across City

Rescue workers and relief agencies press on in Lubbock Texas as the number of dead and injured grows. Officials estimate up to 20 dead and as many as 750 homes destroyed with thousands homeless amid $200 million in damage. Red Cross and Salvation Army mobilize to aid victims. Texas Tech area spared major damage as hospitals, streets brace for recovery.

Mike Cochran Lubbock Tex West Texas Plains Texas Red Cross Texas Department of Public Safety The Highway Patrol Texas Rangers DPS Texas Technological University Great Plains Life First National Bank Gua Dalupe Little Mexico Country Club Texas Tech Jones Stadium Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Bell James Granberry National Guard Department of Public Safety Hilary Sandoval Small Business Administration Nixon Ben Barnes Lubbock- Avalanche Journal Barnes Housng Salvation Army

Margaret Cleary Rites Held in Pecos Funeral Home

Services planned for Margaret A. Cleary 50 at Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Rube Pattillo officiating. Interment at Fairview Cemetery. Died May 2 in Bakersfield. born April 2, 1920 in Waycross, Georgia. Survived by daughter Ann two grandchildren and sisters Eloise Hensley Martha Stanton Mildred Burnett.

Pecos Funeral Home Margaret A. Cleary Bob Trammell Pecos Rube Pattillo Fairview Cemetery Calif Martha Stanton New Orleans Mildred Burnett Millageville

Ambulance Rules Drive Pecos Funeral Home Pause

State health officials threaten charges if Pecos Funeral Home operates unlicensed ambulances under Article 4590b. Attorney General Opinion M-609 cited. rule changes demand two attendants and expanded equipment, raising costs and staffing beyond the current three workers plus relief drivers. Local officials consider meetings to avert shutdown while Pecos remains distant from nearby hospitals. Mrs. Charley Meek spent Mother's Day weekend in Sherman visiting relatives.

Vernon Texas Attorney General Texas State Board of Health Board of Health Pecos Robert H. Hyatt Texas State Dept. of Funeral Home Calloway Chester Jackson Frank Rodriguez Sary Reeves County Charley Meek Sherman C. L. Elliott Cleve Elliott Jonesboro Arkansas

Nursing Home Welfare Payments Increase Six Percent

Texas Public Welfare Board approves a six per cent increase in nursing home payments funded by private sources. A $25 per month deduction from patients in intermediate care facilities would offset the rise, with TNHA hoping 50 percent of families contribute. Critics say the plan may not help poorer homes or poor families meet the proposed fees. Burton Hackney notes past programs drew only 12 percent family support.

Fort Worth, Tex Texas Public Welfare Board The Texas Nursing Home Association Don Brewer TNHA Herb Shore Texas Association of Homes For the Aging Shore Burton Hackney Welfare Board

Lt Stocks Completes Training at Randolph AFB

Lt Joe R Stocks son of Mr and Mrs Banky Stocks of Kent and former Pecos residents completed the pilot training program and earned his wings in a ceremony April 25 at Randolph AFB San Antonio General McKee NORAD commander addressed the class After two months at training school in Altus Okla Stocks will be stationed at Travis AFB near San Francisco flying C 141s

Joe R. Stocks Banky Stocks Kent Pecos Randolph Air Force Base San Antonio General McKee NORAD Frank Yakubanski Sharon Alpine L.H. Hicks Ozona Altus Okla St. Stocks Travis Afb San Francisco Calif

Missed Delivery Guarantee Call Line

If you have not received your newspaper by 5 30 p m call the Circulation Dept by 6 45 p m for guaranteed delivery The contact number is 445 5475.

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City Court McGowen Brookshire Services Carolyn Clark Lisa Peyton Brenda Moore Sharon Smith Brenda Moon Vickie Woods Kathy Beauchamp T. H. Beauchamp Beta Sigma Phi Order of Rainbow Girls Christian Youth Fellowship of the First Christian Church Pecos High School Latin Club Future Teachers of America Candy Stripers Howard’s State Health Dept Associated Press At&t Ad Rich Beth Eastman el Paso Ford Elec A&p Gulf Oil Texaco Transition UN Carbide Uniroyal US Steel Woolsworth Joe R, Stocks Lt. Stocks
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