Painter is Texas Tech Law Review editor in chief for 1973 74
Ted Painter of Pecos has been elected editor in chief of the Texas Tech Law Review for the 1973 74 academic year. He is a third year law student at Texas Tech and ranks sixth in his class of 126. Painter will oversee a staff of 40 and succeeds Don Collier of Friona effective May 21.
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N. F. Painter
Alamo St
Pecos
Texas Tech Law Review
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Texas Tech
Painter
Don Collier
Friona
Pecos High School
University of Texas At Austin
Bancroft-Whitney Publishing Company
Texas Tech Student Bar Association
Law Student Division
American Bar Association
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity
Pha Alpha Delta
Sam Rayburn
Pecos Enterprise
United States Army
82Nd Airborne Division
Becky
Charles Johnson
Traverse City
Mich
Texas crews begin installing signals at Third and Oak
Texas Highway Department crews started on Monday to install traffic signals at Third and Oak streets. Maintenance foreman Merele Miller said the semi-activated lights should operate in about a week and that all parts needed for the signals are on hand.
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New Traffic Signals To Replace Stop Signs In Pecos
District Engineer Paul Cole reports parts arrived last week for new traffic signals to replace stop signs on Oak Street and halt Highway 80 traffic when vehicles reach the Oak Street intersection. The dated 30 year old signals were ruled illegal. the state highway department will own and maintain the system, bearing initial purchase and installation costs. Concrete foundations for poles will be eight feet deep, with most arms mounted, and crews aim to avoid street digging by using existing city conduits.
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Pecos
Oak Street
Highway Department
State Highway Department
Pecos Mayor Proclaims MIA Day in June
Mayor E. W. Schmidt designates June 3 as MIA Day in Pecos urging citizens to rally behind national leaders in the pursuit of a full and accurate accounting of all MIAs. The proclamation emphasizes remembrance and support for military missing in action.
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E. W. Schmidt
Schmidt
Indochina
North Vietnam
Government funds compose about one quarter of local income
A study by the Tax Foundation based on Office of Business Economics data shows Reeves County residents receive about 24.0 cents of every dollar from government sources, totaling roughly $12,958,000 annually. Washington accounts for 15.4 cents and state local funds 8.6 cents.
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Missing men remembered in church services plea
A report notes thefts and memorial efforts as J A Shoemake and Trinidad Villalobos report stolen items in Pecos. The items include a flag and revolver, valued at about 15.40 and 17 dollars respectively, while Robert Diaz advocates POW MIA support in church activities.
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J.A. Shoemake
Pecos
Earnestines
Charles Smith
Trinidad
Hess farm buildings catch fire
Pecos volunteers responded to two fires on the David Hess farm west of town. At 11:25 p.m. crews found old barracks type structures used for farm laborers, with a second blaze about a mile south as they arrived. Firemen cleared the scene by 1 a.m. authorities deem both fires are undetermined in cause.
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Pecos
David Hess
Hess
J. T. Prewit
Kansas
Jacob Mitzner
Hutchinson
Mitzners
Oklahoma
Iowa
Pecos High School Honors Achievements in Assembly
In a school wide assembly Pecos High School received an all sports trophy. Mary Ella Meek presented band plaques and trophies. Science club members Mike Cravens and David Stephens earned certificates with sponsors Carolyn McNeil and Julia Ross. Tony Ojeda accepted the golden hammer award for building trades excellence. Student council members received certificates, and Bruce Faulkner passed the gavel to his brother Carroll Faulkner as next year’s council leader.
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Pecos High School
Mary Ella Meek
PHS
Carolyn McNeil
Julia Ross
Mike Cravens
David Stephens
David Dut
Chover
Tony Ojeda
Ed Lauderdale
Dutchover
Bruce Faulkner
Faulkner
Carroll
Dust and Storms Mark Rough Texas Summer Day
A brief sandstorm and scattered rain showers interrupted a hot Texas day with temperatures near 105. In Pecos, Ruben Salgado, nine, listed as much improved after a fall from a horse, remains in intensive care as doctors monitor his recovery. Elsewhere, a severe Kansas storm caused a deadly mobile-home wind event near Hutchinson and spawned tornadoes across the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Ruben Salgado
Pecos
Odessa Medical Center
Ruben
Luciano Salgado
S. Mulberry St
South Pesos
Parents of resource children meet at Pecos Junior High
Leon Bawcom of the West Texas Education Center will speak at Pecos Junior High cafeteria at 7 30 tonight as the resource children parents hold their final meeting of the year Demonstrations and speeches from Pecos schools staff include Wilma Buchanan on the Gillingham method Billie Sadler on Prescriptive Teaching and Mary Wells on the Hows and Whys of Speech Therapy Bawcom will discuss Behavior Modification Techniques for home and classroom
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Leon Bawcom
West Texas Education Center
Pecos
Wilma Buchanan
Pecos Junior High
Gillingham
Billie Sadler
Mary Wells
Bawcom
McCord Admits Threat Connected to Watergate Case
Watergate figure James W. McCord Jr testified to Senate investigators that he sent an unsigned December letter threatening “every tree in the forest will fall” only if the CIA were blamed for the Watergate wiretapping. He denied seeking White House help to dodge jail and said he called foreign embassies to be overheard to test government taps.
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