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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1975

Page

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Hail and tornadoes sweep wide Texas counties

Swirling thunderstorms lashed Texas with rain hail and possible tornadoes reaching many counties. Areas around Pecos Barstow and Groom reported heavy rainfall and hail while towns from Balmorhea to Fort Stockton felt the storms. Authorities warned of continued flooding and funnel clouds across the state.

Texas Pecos Barstow Balmorhea Fort Stockton Toyah Cayanosa South Central North Texas Bandera Kendall Kerr Wichita Travis Williamson Wise Parker Tarrant Dallas Johnson Denton National Weather Service Mary’s Creek Benbrook Tarrant County Groom Amarillo Interstate 40 Goodnight Midland Big Spring Dumas Texas Panhandle

Four Die In Head On Crash West Of Fort Stockton

A head on collision on U.S. 290, 21.7 miles west of Fort Stockton, killed four people. Three died at the scene, one later at Odessa Medical Center Hospital. Victims include Col. Lester E. Gross, 65, of York PA. Tommy E. Permenter, 22, of Mauriceville TX. Robert L. Gross Jr., 21, of Independence MO. and Mrs. Mabel I. Gross, who died hours later in Odessa. DPS trooper Kirby Dendy reported the crash occurred at 6:20 p.m. while drivers tried to avoid another vehicle.

Fort Stockton U.S DPS Odessa Medical Center Hospital Col Lester E. Gross York, Penn Tommy E. Permenter Mauriceville Tex Robert L. Gross Jr Independence Mabel I. Gross Odessa Kirby Dendy

Plane crashes on takeoff with ton of marijuana

A twin engine Lockheed Lodestar carrying at least one ton of marijuana crashed and burned on takeoff near Rockwood Municipal Airport in East Tennessee. Two people were killed, authorities said, and about 800 pounds of marijuana were recovered. The wreckage spread over a half mile along the Morgan Roane County line.

Rockwood, Tenn Rockwood Municipal Morgan County Cecil Burge Roane County Knoxville Morgan Roane Burge

Western Texas range fire started by electrical storm near Kent

Lightning sparked a two-ranch blaze southwestern of Kent, affecting the Reynolds Cattle Company Corn Ranch and Chriesman Ranch. Ranchers from the Kent-Fort Davis area used two-way radios and spray rigs on four wheel drives to combat spreading flames as winds shifted. Observatory staff from McDonald Observatory joined in, aiding crews amid disrupted telephone service and uncertain acreage.

West Texas Kent Reynolds Cattle Company Corn Chriesman SH 20 SH 18 Fort Davis McDonald Observatory Cowden Ranch

Graduation rites end at Pecos Barstow Toyah junior highs

Graduation exercises for Pecos Barstow Toyah district junior high schools ended with 349 eighth graders moving to high school next year. At Crockett Junior High 204 graduates received diplomas as principal Garland Matthews and Rev David Nuckels presided. Zavala Junior High then honored 145 graduates with diplomas and awards for perfect attendance and academics, with Aurora Chavez and David Jasso named top scholars.

Pecos-Barstow-Toyah Crockett Junior High School Garland Matthews Re . David Nuckels Crockett Junior High Enterprise O’ferrall Pauly Weinacht Crockett Zavala Junior High Ben Meek Louis Matta Zavala Aurora Chavez David Jasso Bill Moss

Pools open Friday for summer season

City officials announce openings for two municipal pools with varied daily hours and admission prices. The city park pool opens at 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. for 50 cents adults, 35 cents teens, 25 cents children. Bessie Haynes pool operates 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. with 40 cents adults, 25 cents teens, 15 cents children. Local athletic association pool starts Saturday under manager John Stickels.

Pecos Dwayne Dobbs Dobbs Bessie Haynes Local Athletic Association John Stickels

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