Pecos High School Ends Year With Band Events
City Editor Lynn Webb notes Pecos High School wraps the year with a busy schedule. A band concert is set for Thursday, senior day follows on Friday, and the Eagle band performs in the culmination.
19 May 1976
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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1976
Page
1
City Editor Lynn Webb notes Pecos High School wraps the year with a busy schedule. A band concert is set for Thursday, senior day follows on Friday, and the Eagle band performs in the culmination.
Odessa College hosts an Occupational Safety and Health Seminar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in room 107 of the Composite Technology Building under OSHA. Director Mike Dixon, a Howard College instructor, is certified by the U.S. Labor Department and OSHA Training Institute in Rosemont Illinois. Early registration is 10 dollars with 15 dollars at the door. Contact Pete Petersen at OC for details.
Texas Public Utility Commission rules stop late charges on residential past due bills and ban net and gross billing tricks unless true prompt-payment discounts exist. The rule set excludes municipally owned utilities and takes effect Sept. 1, with a possible one-year shift for cities to cede regulation to the commission.
The piece notes Mexico's large oil reserves and argues depletion makes oil a finite resource. It compares OPEC rationing to long lasting crops, cautions against waste, and suggests energy diplomacy with Mexico could shift trade terms. It raises future hopes for solar power and nuclear fusion as crises persist.
Roswell resident Homer Hopper reported two men stole a citizens band radio from his truck parked near a bar on East Pecos. He chased them but they escaped as a barmaid alerted police. The thieves unscrewed the antenna and removed the radio, valued at $175.
The forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms across South Texas, with today and tonight bringing activity especially in the south central and southwest. Pecos reported a high of 85 and Dallas Fort Worth a low of 52, while coastal areas saw clouds and mild winds.
Police say two vehicles collided near the intersection of N Elm and D Streets on Pecos early Tuesday. Hortensia Jaramillo age 403 N Willow Sr. made a wide turn and struck Childo Salas driving another car. incident occurred about 7 31 a m with no injuries reported.
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