Four Dallas men face drug conspiracy indictment in May case
Eight indictments name fourteen defendants with most held at Reeves County Facility in Pecos on bond in a May 1 marijuana conspiracy and possession case. Defendants include Theodore Garza Peter Cimino Theodore Martinez and Kenney Burch. Scott Henderson from Denver City is on bond, charged May 12 with unlawful marijuana possession and two gun violation counts for possessing a Walther PPK 9mm during a felony.
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Reeves County
Pecos
Dallas
Theodore Terry Garza
Peter Albert Cimino
Theodore Anthony Martinez
Kenney Wayne Burch
Scott Glen Henderson
Denver City
Texas
Austin Area
Pecos County
Harry Bruce Holloway
Harry Bruce Hamilton
Harold Allen Parks
United States
Alpine
Lorenzo Hernandez-Tarrango
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Jaime Adalberto Garces
Plainview
Leonardo Armendariz-Galindo
Ruben Castillo Jr
Farwell
Farwell, Texas
James Lee Harden
Hershal Gene Ground
David Keith Dickinson
San Angelo
Dickinson
Stocks Slip Then Stabilize As Market Opens Lower
Stocks edged lower after a sharp decline on Wednesday with the Dow Jones average down to 820.08 at midday and the NYSE composite index dipping to 55.89. Volume reached 13.73 million shares as mining shares rose on higher bullion prices and leading indicators fell 3.3 percent in April.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Arpil
Campbell Red Lake
Homestake
ASA
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
NEW_ YORK
New York Cotton Exchange
DOW Jones New York
Dow Jones
Indus
Trans
Utilities
Pacific wildcat location announced in Terrell county Texas
Pacific oil company announces a 6,000 foot wildcat location in Terrell county Texas, 33 miles northeast of Sanderson. The No 1 A Ellen A Ward prospect sits near section 39, block R-3 GC&Sf, about 1.75 miles northeast of the lone Wolfcamp producer in the six shooter field and seven miles west of the Ellemburger gas area, ground at 2978 feet. Another reentry No 1 Olix State at 2000 feet from the northwest east corner of section 13, then 660 feet northeast to a location in section 14, block 2 N&TC, nine miles east of Imperial, to 3892.
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Texas Pacific Oil Co., Inc
Midland
Terrell County
Sanderson
Ellen A. Ward
Gc&sf
Wolfcamp
Ellemburger
Four C Oil & Gas Corp
Olix-State
Section 13
N&tc Survey
Imperial
Bat population up at Caverns
Carlsbad Caverns National Park reports a bat colony now at least 1 million, with nightly flights at the cavern entrance for a week. Biologists note uncertainty if the entire colony remains this summer or splits to northern caves as temps rise.
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Carlsbad Caverns National Park
New Mexico
Colorado
Carlsbad Cavern
Balmorhea Baptist Women Meet and Plan Camp
The Baptist Women s Missionary Union met in Fellowship Hall with Cecil Kingston directing the invocation. They decided to send the Girls in Action to camp this year and held a Bible study on Witnessing to Others for Christ. Present were Jane Cameron Cecil Kingston Maurine Barron Opal Davenport Mary Helen Pax Dolores Manuel Valita Hulsey Loraine Collins Daisy Cox. The next meeting is set for June 4. Mrs Frankie Kingston hosts weekend guests Tudie Patrick Clay Huelster Alfred Huelster Mike Robert Velita Hulsey and Daisy Cox. Balmorhea students received awards including Richard Brijalba.
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Baptist Women’s Missionary Union
Fellowship Hall
the Baptist Church
Cecil Kingston
Jane Cameron
Maurine Barron
Opal Davenport
Mary Helen Pax
Dolores Manuel
Valita Hulsey
Loraine Collins
Daisy Cox
Frankie Kingston
Tudie Patrick
Clay Huelster
Alfred Huelster
Mike
Robert
Velita Hulsey
Balmorhea Teachers Recognized for Academic Honors
Balmorhea teachers honored for mathematics Lucy Mon toya and home economics Lori Parker English Hector Rodriguez P E Sammy Rodriguez perfect attendance Rudy Hernandez perfect attendance Danny Carrillo D A R Artemio Muniz Who s Who Johnny Baeza business administration Jimmy Ortega agriculture Betty Lozano Anna Jasso Artemio Muniz received scholarships.
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Lucy Montoya
Lori Parker
Hector Rodriguez
P.E
Sammy Rodriguez
Rudy Hernandez
Danny Carrillo
D.A.R
Artemio Muniz
Johnny Baeza
Jimmy Ortega
Betty Lozano
Anna Jasso
Honorary tea set for June 3 at Cothrun home
A tea honoring Mrs. Marion Morelan Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Martha Hudson and Mrs. Ernestine Winterrond Committee Members of the Grand Chapter of Texas Order of the Eastern Star will be held Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 p.m. June 3 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cothrun 324 S Cherry St All members of the Masonic Lodge and Order of Eastern Star and friends are invited.
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Marion Morelan
Marthana Hudson
Ernestine Winterrond
Grand Chapter of
Texas
Order of the Eastern Star
Cecil Cothrun
S. Cherry St
Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star
Opti-Cadettes Drill Team Meets In Pecos High Area
The Opti-Cadettes Drill Team will hold a meeting tonight at Pecos High School for members and mothers. Signups end today for old and new members aged 6 to 12. For information call Juana Jaquez after 5 PM at 445-4669.
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Opti-Cadettes
Pecos High School
Juana Jaquez
Walter H Barlow 74 obituary in Pecos Funeral Home notes
Walter Henry Barlow, 74, died Tuesday night at Medical Center Hospital in Odessa. Services Friday at 4 p.m. at Pecos Funeral Home with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Born November 22, 1904 in Gainesville, he lived in Pecos one year and was a Baptist. Survived by wife Letha, daughter Lorraine McCall of Big Spring, three brothers John Barlow Cortez Colorado Ben Barlow Oklahoma City Oklahoma Marcus Barlow Phoenix Arizona, three sisters Maude Young Muleshoe Lilly Brooks Quanah Chick Alexander Quanah, four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Walter Henry Barlow
Medical Center
Odessa
Pecos
Fairview Cemetery
Mr. Barlow
Gainsville
Letha
Lorraine McCall
Big Spring
John Barlow
Cortez
Colo
Ben Barlow
Oklahoma City
Okla
Marcus Barlow
Phoenix
Ariz
Maude Young
Muleshoe
Lilly Brooks
Chick Alexander
Quanah
Pecos Police Investigate Criminal Mischief and Theft
The Pecos Police Department reports a criminal mischief incident where a 1972 pickup truck rear window was shattered on the lot at 2003 W Third, with damage around 150 dollars. A separate theft at the city pool on Palmer Drive involved a ring eyeglasses and $2 in cash totaling 249.89, items hidden in a towel and shorts in the girls locker room.
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Pecos
Palmer Drive
Medicare Taxi Benefit For Doctor Or Drug Store Visits
The Social Security Administration states that people with a Social Security Insurance Card may call a taxi to travel to the doctor or drug store, with costs paid by Medicare. Medicare does not cover trips beyond doctor or drug store visits.
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Social Security Administration
Medicare
Administration
Reeves bond sales reported in Reeves County
County Bond Chairman Archie Scott announced March sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds in Reeves County totaling 8,076. For the three month period, sales reached 27,876, about 16% of the 1979 goal of 170,000. Texas monthly sales were 22,972,794 and first quarter sales 68,903,444, reaching 23% of the yearly 297.2 million target.
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E & H United States Savings
Reeves County
Archie Scott
Texas
Three Texans jailed for marijuana possession
Three individuals from Arlington, Kleberg, and Denton were bound over for felony marijuana possession in Pecos federal court. Each faced $30,000 bond and was jailed. contraband and the vehicle were seized by federal authorities after a DEA and U.S. Customs Patrol operation in Brewster County.
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Texas
U.S
J.M. Preston
Pecos
Cynthia Mariekrewski
Arlington
James Everett Duncan
Kleberg
Charlie Bond Hays
Denton
Drug Enforcement Administration
DEA
U.S. Customs Patrol
Brewster County
Reeves County
Pecos Area Club Listings for June 1979 Nights and Meetings
June 1979 calendar lists weekly events for Pecos area groups including Lions clubs Amistad Lions Pecos AA and Al Non TOPS Barstow Lions Pecos Rotary Jaycees and Senior Citizens Center activities with meeting times at Pecos Inn Lions Den CPS Reddy Room Saragosa Hall Holiday Inn Alpine Lodge and Balmorhea centers. Mentions open and closed meetings with contact numbers.
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Lions Club
Pecos Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City
CPS Reddy Room
Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
N. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Second
Hickory
Eddy St
Barstow
Downtown
Holiday Inn
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Balmorhea Senior Citizens Center
Volunteer Corner seeks Pecos volunteers for aged and disabled
The Enterprise promotes Volunteer Corner to aid seniors, blind, and disabled residents with tasks from writing letters and reading to visiting nursing home residents, calling bingo, yard work, and small repairs. Call 445-5487 to help or get information. many needs remain unmet.
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Department of Human Resources
Pecos
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Martie Lara
Balmorhea Independent
Tommy Jara
Toyah-Limpia
Pecos Enterprise
Area News Andup
Richard Brijalba
Ethel Jacobsen
Pecos Enterprise, Inc
South Cedar Street
Ken Dulaney
Lewis Barrett
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Reeves, Ward, Loving, Culberson
Jeff Davis Counties
Reeves
Hays
Duncan
Miss Krewski
University of Texas/Arlington
Robin Prewit
Crockett Junior High School
Roy D. Prewit
Robert Hinojos
Lauderdale
Anl Custom Building
Stafford Blvd
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