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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1979

Page

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Plan for initiative fails in Texas House vote

In Austin Texas the House fell short of the two thirds plus one vote needed for a constitutional plebiscite on initiative and referendum. An 89 to 33 tally left the measure alive but short of the 100 votes sought with 27 members absent. Rep Carlisle Smith said Lt Gov Hobby likely opposes the plan though he could maneuver to accept it.

Austin Texas House Senate Carlisle Smith Dgrand Prairie Bill Hobby Smith Hobby

Local Pecos residents back Girl Scouts via subscriptions

Subscriptions to The Pecos Enterprise will fund repairs to the Pecos Scout headquarters and support various scouting programs. The newspaper donates one dollar from each new subscription to the Girl Scout campaign, with a coupon on page five and callers contacting residents to subscribe. Names listed include Rudy Gonzales and Carlos Romquillo among many subscribers and donors.

Pecos Enterprise Enterprise Girls Scouts Rudy Gonzales Bois Darc Carlos Romquillo S. Cherry St Betty Ivey Iowa Cindy Flores S. Orange Marilea Parsons N. Cedar St Lorena Garcia S. Pine

FTC official blames DOE rules for West Coast gas shortage

Government policy decisions allegedly worsen gas shortages, with Alred F. Dougherty of the FTC saying Energy Department actions may be partially responsible. He urged Rep. Rosenthal to consider that DOE regulations and directives to oil firms could be part of the problem amid a potential nationwide crunch.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Alred F. Dougherty FTC Energy Department Benjamin Rosenthal D-N.y Dougherty DOE California

Pecos Masons Plan Past Masters Night Banquet

Pecos Valley Lodge No 736 A F and A M will host its annual Past Masters Night and Banquet at the Masonic Lodge on 624 S Oak at 7 PM Saturday. Deputy District Grand Master Don Long of Wink will speak as Past Masters of Pecos Lodge are honored and 25 year service pins awarded. Worshipful Master H W Johnson announced the observance and invites Master Masons and families to attend.

Pecos Valley A.F A.M Pecos Masonic Lodge S. Oak Grand Lodge of Texas Don Long Wink H.W. Johnson

Weather and energy policy notes amid Texas forecast

Weather outlook for Pecos and vicinity calls for windy, fair conditions with partial clouds and scattered showers through Thursday. Highs reach mid 80s to near 100 in Big Bend. lows 50s to 60s. Separately, DOE policy debate expands as FTC investigates Iran oil loss impact and refinery cutbacks on gasoline supplies and heating oil production.

Pecos Texas Big Bend Ing DOE Energy Department Jim Bishop Dougherty FTC Iran U.S United States

Patman Filibusters To Block Higher Home Loan Interest

Sen Bill Patman in a lengthy all night filibuster aimed at defeating a bill to raise the legal home loan rate from 10 to 12 percent. Meier defended the measure while Patman pressed opposition as aides and his wife watched. The Senate, after blocking amendments, moved to limit debate and prepare for potential votes to send the measure back to the House.

Jack Keever Associated Press Austin Texas Bill Patman Patman Senate Bill Meier D-Euless Bill Clements Federal National Mortgage Association Fannie Mae Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Administration Meier Patman-Meier de Bate Catrin Democratic National Committee Bill Moore D-Bryan Tom Creighton D-Mineral Wells Moore House Jerry Donaldson Doatesville U.S. Treasury

Senator Tower weighs SALT II vote theater in Senate

U S Senator John Tower of Texas says opponents of the SALT II treaty may muster enough votes to block ratification. He estimates 34 votes against would deny entry, with 41 or 42 more realistic, noting 26 Republicans leaning against and five undecided. He cites defense limits, breakout risk, and verification issues, while predicting amendments will be offered. Democratic Senator Lloyd Bentsen remains skeptical pending convincing evidence of defense strength and arms reduction.

Sol Sussman Associated Press Washtinton U. S John Tower Texas Soviet Union Tower Republican Policy Committee United States Senate Carter Leonid I. Brezhnev Vienna Austria Armed Services Committee Foreign Relations Committee U.S U.S.S.R Lloyd Bentsen Bentsen

Youth Summer Jobs Openings in Pecos CETA Office

The Comprehensive Employment in Training Act office in Pecos invites Reeves County youth ages 14 to 21 to apply for the summer youth employment program. Applicants must meet CETA family income criteria and should visit 1010 W Third Street before May 25 to file. The program begins in June.

Comprehensive Employment In Training Act Pecos Reeves County CETA

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mental Health Association Pecos High School Sandra Dutchover John Salcido Hilda Arredondo Angie Shoemaker Optimist Octagon Club Robert Hinojos Girl Scouts Lucy Villa Adolfo Alvares S. Walnut St Jim Livingston Jackson Phil Miamis S. Plum Pet J. Barrera S. Elm Jesusita Pena S. Ash Francisco Rayos S. Sycamore Mary Otto S. Bois Arc John Teague Fuentes Furniture S. Pecan St Mildred North Wells St Joe Tercero Pecan St Guy Porter P.O Eula Mae Wilson East Andres Madrid E. 12Th St Phil Troha Masons Sousa Award Shannon Nebel Robert Nebel John Phillip Sousa Crockett
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