Young Homemakers Arts and Crafts Bazaar Planned
Madera Valley Young Homemakers held their monthly meeting and set the Arts and Craft Bazaar for June 28 at Community Club Rooms from 10 to 5 p.m. Booths cost 5 and contact Frances Denman Cathy Moore or Linda Hellin. Hostesses served refreshments. bake sale also planned. Future Homemakers elected new officers with Lino Garcia presiding. 6A class won field day at Indian Lodge for perfect attendance. kindergarten graduation set for Thursday at 1 p.m. field trip to Pecos planned. Valley postmasters attended a school and convention in Midland.
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Madera Valley Young Homemakers
Frances Denman
Cathy Moore
Linda Hellin
Tanna Oates
Linda Hollin
Balmorhea Tennis Tourney Draws 90 Players
Community notice from Balmorhea reports 90 participants in a two day tennis tournament. Winners include Tracy Davis, Jeanette Florez, Richard Brijalba, Jerry Lopez, Danny Carrillo, Pam Tuerck, Norma Carrasco, Cherry Elliott, Lily Tercero, Peggy Moore, Cynthia Florez, Randy Tuerck, Pam Tuerck, Alex Matta, Ruben Gomez, Roy Elber, Eli Borden, Mary Ellen Aranda, and Margie Boyles. Participants visited Odessa and hosted guests in Balmorhea.
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Tracy Davis
Jeanette Florez
Richard Brijalba
Jerry Lopez
Danny Carrillo
Randy Tuerck
Tommy Parker
Pam Tuerck
Norma Carrasco
Cherry Elliott
Lily Tercero
Peggy Moore
Cynthia Florez
Lee Darbonne
Alex Matta
J. W. Ward
Ruben Gomez
Roy Elber
Eli Borden
Mary Ellen Aranda
Margie Boyles
Cotton Futures Dip Amid Weather Hopes and Market Slump
In New York, No 2 cotton futures fell by as much as 2.30 a bale in early trading as forecasts of sunny, warm weather boosted selling. The spot market rose 54 points to 42.22 cents a pound in the ten markets, with midmorning futures down 75 cents to 2.30 per bale from the prior close. July at 45.42, Oct at 46.55, Dec at 47.27.
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New York
Associated Press
Alcoa
At&t
Ad Rich
Borden
Brit. Pet
Cat Trac
Chrysler
Cities Soc
Coca Cola
Gen Tel
Gen Tire
Goodrich
Great A&p
Gulf Oil
Hart-Hk
IBM
Int Paper
Jhn-Man
John Joh
Litton
Marathon
Marcor
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Ind
Texaco
Texas
UN Carbide
Uniroyal
US Steel
Woolworth
Xerox
Post Office to quit selling office supplies nationwide
The U S Postal Service will stop selling stamps, stamp affixers, wrapping materials and photocopying services to reduce competition with private stores. The move, backed by Rep. White, aims to end government undertakings in private markets though limited sales may continue in remote areas lacking alternatives.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Richard C. White
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
James M. Hanley
House Postal Service
Benjamin F. Bailor
U.S
Postmaster General
Postal Service
House Postal Committee
White
Congressman White
Teens on Teens on Wheels column sparks car repair tips
Mike Lamm fielded reader questions on gasoline in engine oil and fuel leaks, suggesting cracked diaphragms or rings as entry points. Sparky notes electronic ignition offers no mileage gain, just maintenance. Hope says exhaust headers might marginally help gas mileage but payback is years.
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Mike
Sparky
Hope Springs
Tower Appreciation Luncheon Set in Odessa on May 28
The Downtown Rotary Club and Odessa Chamber of Commerce Congressional Action Committee co sponsor an Appreciation Luncheon for Senator John G Tower on May 28 at 11 45 a m in the Inn of the Golden West ballroom. Tickets are 4 each and available at the Odessa Chamber of Commerce.
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Rotary Club
Congressional Action Committee
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
John G. Tower
Inn of the Golden West
Rotary
Bob Latta
Congressional Action
Dave Shannon
Tower
Senate
Senate Committee On Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
CIA
FBI
Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Republican Campaign Committee
Odessa
Calm Dry Weather Returns Across Texas After Stormy Spell
Calm dry weather spreads across Texas as afternoon storms fade over the weekend. Pecos and southwest Texas faced threats from tornadic activity, heavy hail and floods during a two week siege, with a return to calm expected by Memorial Day weekend. Temperatures rose to 94 in Pecos and early 50s elsewhere, while winds up to 40 mph affected the coast from Baffin Bay to Matagorda Island.
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Pecos
Texas
Associated Press
Corpus Christi
Baffin Bay
Matagorda Island
San Antonio
Waco
Dallas
Eastward fashion push as designers eye China market
American designers urge buyers to embrace East styles, with mandarin collars, quilted coats, and side buttoned blouses inspired by Chinese fashion. Calvin Klein leads, offering versatile coats around 180 dollars and blouses at 40, while ready to wear lines push mid to high price points amid energy savings themes.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
East
New York City
China
Seventh Avenue
Washington
Peking
Calvin Klein
Klein
Don Sayres
Calendar of Pecos events lists weekly community activities
A Pecos area calendar enumerates weekly events from Thursday through Wednesday. Include Cub Scout Pack meetings, Rotary and Optimist gatherings, veterans, twilight Lions Club sessions, TOPS and AA/Al Anon groups, a Masonic banquet, Social Security office hours, and upcoming officer installations for 1975 76, with locations such as First United Methodist Church Ramada Inn Santa Rosa Catholic Church and Holiday Inn noted.
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First United Methodist Church
Ramada Inn
Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
E. 10Th St
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
Balmorhea
Pecos Business & Professional
Federation
Adele Hiett
Hilda Bradley
Siege Tests Laos As Pathet Lao Tightens Grip
In Vientiane the seizure of the U S Agency for International Development headquarters follows two weeks of Pathet Lao control and attacks on AID sites in Savannakhet and Luang Prabang. Sanford Stone, 58, says residents remain in their homes and trapped yet fed, with no orders to leave.
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Sanford Stone
Vientiane
U.S. Agency For International Development
Pathet Lao
Savannakhet
Luang Prabang
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Balmorhea State Park
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Cheryl
Charles T. Miller
Mayaguez
Find
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Chery
John
Michael
Rick
Bill
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NEA, Inc
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Pecos Enterprise
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Peros
John Pitts
Peggy Assistanher
McCracken
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Webb City Educor
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Diane Osbors
Mary Shute
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Pressrow
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Reeves County
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Pevos Texas
Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Reeves County Association of Children With Learning Disabilities
PHS
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