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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1978

Page

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Pecos Eagles Pitch for 2-3A Title at Monahans

Pecos Eagles travel to Monahans for a 5 p.m. playoff with the Ector Eagles to decide the 2-3A District Championship. The teams have met four times this season. Pecos won the first two games while Ector swept the second half with a 5-0 record. Pecos led 9-1 in the opener and 5-1 in the next. Coach Steve Peters announced the start lineups this morning.

Pecos Monahans Eagles Ector Eagles Pecos Eagles Seminole Ector Steve Peters Jesse Andhondo Danny Pena Genaro Rodriguez Ben Villalobos Mitchell

Three Pecos Residents Booked For Possession

Reeves County Sheriff Raul Florez said three Pecos residents were jailed in Reeves County after a weekslong narcotics investigation. Pilar 22 and Sally Unavez 23 of 1326 W Fifth were charged May 16 with heroin and marijuana possession. Melchor Chavez 51 of 2306 Madero Road faces felony heroin possession and remains held with bonds totaling 52 000 for Chavez and 50 000 for heroin plus 2 000 for marijuana.

Pecos Reeves County Raul Florez Pilar Sally Unavez W. Fifth Melchor Chavez Madero Road Chavez

Senate hearing on alien bill ends amid heated critique

Senate Judiciary Committee wrapped eight days of hearings on the administration backed illegal alien bill with sharp remarks from Sen. James A. McClure and Sen. Strom Thurmond. McClure urged farm hire flexibility and cited rigid Labor Dept rules, while Thurmond questioned Marshall's field experience. American Legion officials warned of economic impact and supported penalties on employers hiring illegals. Pecos temperatures neared 100 degrees with a 99 high as forecast calls for scattered thunder storms in West Texas and cooler readings elsewhere.

Miller Bonner Associated Press Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Ray Marshall McClure American Legion E. Philip Riggin Legion National Legislative Commission Riggin Pecos West Texas Rio Grande Big Bend

Benefit Dance for Cancer Society Fund at Santa Rosa Hall

The Ohio Association Los Aguilar holds a benefit dance at Santa Rosa Hall tomorrow from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. All proceeds support the Cancer Society Fund. Tickets cost seven dollars per couple.

The Ohio Association Los Aguilar Santa Rosa Hall Cancer Society Fund

Pecos Chamber Salutes Oil and Gas Industry Event

Pecos Chamber of Commerce schedules the Annual Oil and Gas Appreciation Day for June 3. Activities include golf, a women’s luncheon, a barbecue and a dance to thank the oil and gas sector and highlight its role in Pecos area growth.

Pecos

Safe water system backflow rules outlined by city official

Second article in a two part series by Bob Bundy details Pecos City Code sections 35-238 to 35-240 addressing backflow prevention. It explains required air gaps or vacuum breakers on outlets flush valves and lawn sprinklers, maintenance duties, and inspection rights to keep the potable water supply safe. It notes four alternative devices for cross connection safety and urges public compliance.

Bob Bundy Pecos Hunt

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Alex Garcia Randy del Bosque Marshall Department of Labor Judiciary Committee Strom Thurmond R-S.c Secretary of Labor Idaho Carter Robert T. Thompson Good Luck Eagles Charros
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