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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1973

Page

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Traffic signals begin operation at Third and Oak Streets

Traffic signals will activate on Friday at the Oak and Third Street intersection as part of the highway system changes. The timed cycle will switch from green to red on Third and red to green on Oak only when vehicles reach the stop lines. Foreman Merle Miller notes cycles may adjust several times to optimize flow.

Third and Oak Streets Oak Third St Texas Highway Department Merle Miller Oak Street Miller

Bank charter links Nixon friends to Yonkers lender

Two men tied to President Nixon are principals in Hudson Valley National Bank of Yonkers which received its federal charter between two land deals. Abplanalp owned Nixon retreat land and Griffin bought nearby Florida lots. White House denied involvement.

Washington Nixon White House Hudson Valley National Bank of San Clement Calif Griffin Key Biscayne, Fla Nix Florida White House Post Office George B. Gould Wilson Sen. Edmund Muskie Washington Post Office Mnuskie New Hampshire Sen George McGovern Florida New York Atty John N. Mitchell Commerce Maurice H. Stans Robert Vesco New Jersey Harry Sears U.S. District Court Lee Gagliardi U. S. District Court John J. Sirica Justice Department John W. Dean Ill Jeb Stuart Magruder

Gasoline shortages prompt tighter supplies and policy talk

Shell and Texaco curb deliveries amid a nationwide fuel shortage. The Nixon administration weighs a four to five cent rise in the federal gas tax to bolster revenue, while San Antonio reports a doubling of natural gas for power plants and Oklahoma hearings move toward a court ruling. City of Scottsdale shifts to bicycles for short trips as fuel cuts loom.

Associated Press Shell Oil Co Texaco Shell Houston Washington Nixon Congress Treasury San Antonio, Tex Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma Corporation Commission Federal Power Commission Texas New England Scottsdale, Ariz Dale Carter

Ehrlichman blamed CIA for Watergate coverup in testimony

Former CIA deputy director Vernon Walters and Haldeman are cited in relation to Watergate. Ehrlichman says he did not recall ordering FBI restrictions and challenges Cushman statements about a July 1971 call. In April bonds sales rose nationwide with Texas and Reeves County showing strong figures. A large fire destroyed Gibson's Discount Center in Pecos, causing extensive damage and debris, with no estimate available yet.

Washington John D. Ehrlichman Central Intelligence Agency White House CIA E. Howard Hunt United States Savings Archie B. Scott Reeves County Savings Bonds Committee Texas Isberg Ehrlichman Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On Intelligence H. R. Haldeman FBI Vernon Walters Mexico Cushman House Howard Hunt Hunt Lewis Fielding Beverly Hills Calif Pentagon Daniel Ellsberg McMurry Oil Company Pecos

Sweltering heat defies forecast across Texas

Weather across Texas and surrounding states saw heat at Pecos reach 104, with cooler fronts failing to stop near record highs. Scattered showers and heavy thunderstorms moved through the Panhandle and Red River Valley, while a tornado caused one death near Lexington Oklahoma.

Pecos Texas Texas Panhandle Plains Red River Valley Associated Press Dallas Lubbock Panhandle New Mexico Oklahoma Lexington

False alarms keep Pecos firemen busy

Pecos firemen were dispatched to two false alarms on Tuesday. The first call claimed a house fire on S Pecan Street at 12 40 p m with three units from Sentral Fire station responding. A second, unfounded alarm occurred about 5 40 p m with a caller identifying as Rudy Mendoza from a pay station. The city spent more than $200 on these unnecessary responses.

Pecos S. Pecan Street Sentral Rudy Mendoza

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Gibson’s Discount Center Chicago Adlai E. Stevenson III Ad Administration Illinois Democrat Austin, Tex Texas Railroad Commission Fred Young Commission Skelly Oil Co Tulsa Skelly Big Spring West Texas Walters Haldeman Richard Helms Elisberg Robert Charles H. Wilson House Post Office E. T. Klassen Walthall Elaine Houston Monahans Dan Dominguez S. Oleander J. T. Prewit Discount Center Sis’ Chenault Galveston Gulf of Mexico Palacios Louisiana Dalhart Amarillo el Paso Far West Texas Wink
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