Barstow Elementary honors students with attendance and merit awards
Barstow Elementary School held an awards ceremony Friday. Perfect attendance recipients include John Haliburton Juan Bustillos Jamie Villanueva Emma Abila Greg Womack Rueben Palomino Larry Abila Gilbert Juarez Cathy Daniels Raul Palomino Alfredo Abila Frankie Abila Karen Cranfill Gary Garcia Miguel Gonzales Jody Griffith Roxann Pena. Penmanship winners include Rudy Abila Cherry Ortega Christi Blackstock Steven Young Rueben Palomino Larry Abila Jenette Contreras Partick Gonzales Sylvia Gutierrez Norma Garcia Roxann Pena Martin Gonzales. Reading awards went to Cherry Ortega Lori Garcia Jesse Abila Christi Blackstock Glenda Flora Mona Webb Patrick Karen Cranfill Patricia Jarrett Carolyn Koenning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
John Haliburton
Juan Bustillos
Jamie Villanueva
Emma Abila
Greg Womack
Rueben Palomino
Larry Abila
Gilbert Juarez
Cathy Daniels
Raul Palomino
Alfredo Abila
Frankie Abila
Karen Cranfill
Gary Garcia
Miguel Gonzales
Jody Griffith
Roxann Pena
Rudy Abila
Cherry Ortega
Christi Blackstock
Steven Young
Jenette Contreras
Partick Gonzales
Sylvia Gutirrez
Norma Garcia
Martin Gonzales
Lori Garcia
Jesse Abila
Glenda Flora
Mona Webb
Patrick Gonzales
Patricia Jarrett
Carolyn Koenning
Barstow Elementary honors amid student awards and council changes
Barstow School held awards for reading spelling and fitness with students Saul Arenivaz Rudy Abila Shawna Kane and others receiving honors. Leon Jackson earned academic excellence. new student council officers were Phillip Flores Reyes Abila Jr. and Sylvia Gutirrez. Outgoing officers were Martin Gonzales Gilbert Abila and Mona Webb.
Dow Retreat Pushes Markets Down Amid Memorial Day Slump
New York stocks mark a broad loss as the Dow Jones average slips 3.48 to 895.35, its level below 900 for the first time in over 16 months. Volume reaches 7.9 million on the Big Board while NYSE composites ease and industrials underperform. Cotton futures gain modestly and livestock quotes show mixed price moves in Fort Worth trading.
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New York
Dow
Twentieth-Century Fox
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
New York Cotton Exchange
Livestock
Fort Worth
Tex
Theft and arrests span Reeves County incidents at area stores
The Reeves County Sheriff's Office reports multiple cases including a theft at Ramones Grocery on SH 17 involving Juan Borunda 30 of Milwaukee and two minor females from Jacksonville and Las Vegas. Borunda and the minors face theft and marijuana possession charges with Borunda jailed awaiting bond. Additional lines note gas theft at East 80 Grocery with Dennis McIntire Michael Boles and Ronald Robinson, a pot bust on Frank Rio Chavez, a drunk driving stop involving Frank Salcido with marijuana found, and a separate accident on S Oak injuring Todd Brown with Francene and Oliva Brown cited for following too closely.
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Ramones Grocery
S.H. 17
Reeves County Sheriff's Office
Juan Borunda
Milwaukee
Wis
Sheriff's Office
Jacksonville
Las Vegas
Nev
Borunda
Dennis Edward McIntire
Michael Boles
Ronald Eugene Robinson
East 80
van Horn
Culberson County
Reeves County
Frank Salcido
S. Oak
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Todd Brown
Monahans
Francene Brown
Sayre
Okla
Oliva Brown
Oklahoma
Weapons test fails in satellite interception run
U S intelligence sources assess the May 23 Soviet interceptor satellite test as a failure though the craft passed within about 50 miles of the target. Analysts note the difficulty in judging success without Soviet objectives and say the test aligns with efforts to refine close approach techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Russia
Carter
U.S
Deaths and infant burial notices from Pecos area
Obituary notices report John George Ross 73 died at Kermit Memorial Hospital with services at First Methodist Pecos and burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Survivors listed. Brownlee infant death noted with graveside pending in Pecos. AP brief on night dreaming as essential to rest per National Geographic and dream research findings.
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John George Ross
Kermit Memorial Hospital
Pecos
First Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Pecos Funeral Home
Dorothy
Buddy Ross
Suzanne Gilson
Dallas
Callie Ross Bevill
Brownlee
Beth Ann Brownlee
Washington
National Geographic
Geographic
Erica Hartman
Boston State Hospital
Balmorhea High School Holds 1976 Graduation Exercises
Graduates of Balmorhea High School held graduation exercises in the school auditorium. Senior officers named include Lu cas Carrillo president and Albert Matta vice president. Valedictorian Gary Compton and salutatorian Lily Tercero received honors along with multiple academic and service awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmorhea High School
Lucas Carrillo
Albert Matta
Cherry Elliott
Karen Hijar
Jane Moore
Linda Bryan
Odes O’rear
Peggy Moore
Lily Tercero
Glen Humphries
Gary Compton
Bill Sprinkle
Supt. Allen Gil
State of Texas
Texas Council of Churches
Sul Ross
Juana Sotelo
Ray Guebara
Lupe Ornelas
Barbara Sanchez
Cannon Cook
Rudy Hernandez
Jose Rodriguez
Arnulfo Vasquez
Juan Ornelas
Meteorite hunt spurs joint Field Museum Harper College expedition
A Harper College group led by Paul Sipiera travels to Monahans West Texas seeking unreported meteorites. The effort is a collaboration with the Field Museum of Natural History Chicago to study the region’s unusually high meteorite reports.
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Monahans
William Rainey Harper College
Paul Sipiera
Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
Harper College
Palatine
Illinois
West
Texas
Calendar of Pecos area events schedule
Calendar lists recurring local meetings and clubs in Pecos area. Activities include Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon at 125 S Oak St. TOPS Club meetings at Federation Parlor. West of the Pecos Museum board. Evening Lions and Amistad Lions clubs. Pecos Optimists. Saragosa Hall Optimist Club. and Senior Center game day with times on various weekdays.
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Pecos Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
S. Oak St
St. Community
Pecos
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Pecos Optimists
Chaparral Village
Solar energy May Cut Gas Bills for Service Area Homes
Jim Rogers Training Manager notes solar power is practical for many new homes in our service area now. He believes it could lower gas bills in the future and expresses enthusiasm for that prospect as a gas bill payer himself.
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Barston
Shawna Kane
Saul Arenivaz
Jilberto Diaz
Maribel Contreras
Danny Abila
Bonnie Cook
Phillip Flores
Christina Garcia
Valerie Granado
Spelling
Leon Jackson
Gilbert Abila
Franky Abila
Nicky Abila
Raymond Abila
Irene Juarez
Lisa Smith
Reyes Abila Jr
Presidnt
Elida Abila
Elizabeth Abila
David Fenner
Marta Ferrales
Priscilla Garcca
Anthony Maggio
Alberto Javarette
Rosalinda Pena
Roman Reyes
Nancy Rice
Fred Webb
Breckenridge
Lynn Webb
Akers
Portales N
Martha Burgess
G.B. Crouch
Ebel
Mrs Arenivaz
Larry Vigar
Larry Cook
Curtis Allen
Doyle Stepp
Mr. Morrison
James Ebel
Melvita Floyd
Becky Rodriguez
Bill Burnett
John Cranfill
Kathy Nelson
Irene Cueto
Freddy Abila
Margarita Abila
Robbie Abila
Rueben Abila
Yolando Abila
Carl Arnold
Anna Contreras
Suzanne Flores
Janice Garcia
David Gonzales
Gloria Gonzales
Karen Gray
Dianna Gutierrez
Steven Hughes
Ismael Juarez
Manuel Pena
Kenneth Shaw
Richard Spence
Rad
Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
Associated Press
Alcoa
At&t
Armco
Ad Rich
Borden
Brit. Pet
Chrysler Cities
Coca Cola
Peppr
Dow Chem
duPont
el Paso NG
Exxon
Fairchild Cam
Ford
Elec
Gen Foods
Goodrich
Gulf Oil
Gil Stdi
IBM
Int Paper
Jhn-Man Litton
Marat Oil
Mobil Oil
Penney
Phill Pet Rca
Safeway
Sears
Sony Sou Pac
Ind
Sun Co
Texaco
Uniroyal
Stee
Frank Rio Chavez
Fort Stockton
Chavez
R.C. Rains Jr
Walthall and
Eddy
Rains
South Eddy
Pecos Enterprise
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Peggy McCracken
Nova Gutierrez
Diane Osborn
Doris Welch
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves
Ward
Loving
Culberson
Jet Counties
J.G. Ross
Floyd Brownlee
Jerry Bryan
Dipalma
Roswell
N.M
Harold Scott
Bottomless Lake State Park
Rhea Taylor
Robert Willis
Moving Tops Club
Federation Parlor
Jim Rogers
Ow Union
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