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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1971

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Gandhi seeks reevaluation of Indian American ties with Nixon

Indira Gandhi travels from London to Washington urging President Nixon to reassess the basis of Indian American relations. Indian aides say Washington’s Pakistan policy delays a political settlement in East Bengal and risks a new India Pakistan war. Gandhi argues that US balance between Pakistan and India has produced imbalance and instability. She plans meetings in Washington Paris and Bonn to push for a fundamental shift in policy.

London Indira Gandhi India United States Nixon Gandhi Pakistan East Bengal Vienna Brussels Washington Paris Bonn China Moscow Indian Subcontinent U.S New Delhi Islamabad

Pecos Eagles Boosters Set Tonight Meeting and Friday Game

The Pecos Eagles Boosters Club meets at 8 in the school cafeteria with all interested invited. Students will paint signs for Friday’s game at Rotary Field against Odessa Ector, the last home game of the year. Bill Hobbins, 20, a Dallas Fine Arts soloist and North Texas State University music major, sang from Carmen and Zion's Waltz as a baritone. Downtown Lions Club members are reminded of tomorrow’s noon meeting at the Holiday Inn with C R Connor speaking on Lionism.

Pecos Eagles Boosters Odessa Ector Rotary Field Eagles Bill Hobbins Jewel W. Hobbins S. Hackberry Sr Dallas North Texas State University Hobbins Zion Lions Club Tomorerow Holiday Inn C. R Chet) Connor Cornor Lions Connor

Last performance of One Sunday Afternoon at Pe cos High

The final show of One Sunday Afternoon by the Pe cos High School Drama Club plays tonight at 8 in the high school auditorium. Tickets at the door are $1. A quote from N Eldon Tanner about freedom of choice and responsibility accompanies the item.

Pecos High School God Eldon Tanner

Reeves County Unlocks 35 Million in Road Projects

Four county road projects totaling about 35 million are underway in Reeves County per the Chamber of Commerce. The newest is FM 2119 rebuild two miles west of Pecos carried by Jagoe Construction Co. of Denton. State Road 17 near Toyahvale sees widening by Austin Bridge Co. and South Texas Construction Co. of Corpus Christi, with Davis Mountains Interchange hot mix overlay by Jagoe. Interstate 10 near Toyah is 50 percent complete and more contracts are not expected until early 1972.

Reeves County Chamber of Commerce Pecos Highway Department Marshall D. Huffman Huffman Jagoe Construction Co Denton Davis Mountains Toyahvale South Texas Construction Co Corpus Christi Austin Bridge Co Dallas Toyah

Red Bluff Water Project Feasibility Study Approved

The House passed HR 2299 authorizing feasibility studies on water development in ten areas across eight western states. Included is Rep. Richard C. White's proposal to study rehabilitating Red Bluff Irrigation on the Pecos River across Reeves Loving Ward and Pecos counties to supply 22 000 acres. White notes past irrigation spanned 46 000 acres but decline due to deteriorating canals and droughts.

House of Representatives Cong Richard C. White Red Bluff Pecos River Reeves Loving, Ward Pecos White House

Harrison joins Pecos police force

Gerald Harrison of Big Spring is hired by Pecos Police Chief Gene Martin as a new patrolman starting today. He served two years on the Big Spring force and lives with his wife Peggy and children Suzanne Shawn and Sheri at Hillcrest Trailer Park. Water resources strain from river water and deep wells is noted as farmers deplete groundwater. four counties seek a stable agricultural economy to offset oil and gas revenue uncertainty. A Senate bill passed, and a conference committee will merge the two measures for a final vote and possible presidential approval.

Gerald Harrison Big Spring Gene Martin Pecos Harrison Peggy Suzanne Shawn Sheri Hillcrest White Senate

Verhalen director to attend Texas rural water meeting

Al Cate of Verhalen District 7 state director will attend the Texas Association of Rural Water Corporation Board of Directors meeting in Temple on November 5. The board will review Farmers Home Administration plans for future rural water growth in Texas and set final plans for the February 11 12 1972 Dallas membership meeting. The agenda includes rural development legislation and a Poage bill expanding FHA loan authority.

al Cate Verhalen District 7 Texas Association of Rural Water Corporation Temple Farmers Home Administration Texas Dallas Congressman Poage Board of Directors FHA Indus

Ulate Found Guilty in Assault With Intent to Murder

A jury of twelve convicts sentenced Filberto Ulate a Mexican national from Ojinaga Mexico to fifteen years after finding him guilty of assault with intent to murder Alicia Martinez. The trial was in District Court here with Judge Robert C Wright presiding and Roddy L Harrison prosecuting.

Filberto Gonzales Ulate Ojinaga Mexico Jack C. Worsham Ulate Roddy L. Harrison Alicia Martinez Robert C. Wright Lubbock Wright J. H. Starley

Cranston proposes weighted UN voting to include China and India

Sen. Alan Cranston introduces a Senate resolution to revise the United Nations charter toward population based voting. He envisions a 462 vote General Assembly with China India the United States and the Soviet Union each holding up to 30 votes, plus Ukraine and Byelorussia added to the USSR.

United Nations N. Y China India United States Soviet Union Alan Cranston California Washington Senate U. S U. N General Assembly Cranston Ukraine Byelorussia Nixon

Biculturalism session for Pecos teachers Friday

A one day in service training on The Impact of Bicultural ism in the Public Schools will be held Friday at Pecos High School for Pecos teachers not attending the Texas State Teachers Association meeting in El Paso.

Pecos Pecos High School Texas State Teachers Association el Paso Linda Bickley Kyle Enrique Perez TREND el Paso Public Schools Kyle Perez Texas Education Agency University of Texas At el Paso UTEP

4-H Gold Star fete set here

Susan Gibson of Toyah and Ken Durham of Pecos lead 4-H Gold Star winners for 1971 among 39 honored at a Pecos banquet Saturday night. Four electric companies sponsor the event expected to draw 225 youths from the Trans-Pecos and Big Bend area.

Susan Gibson Toyah Ken Durham Pecos Reeves County Electric Trans-Pecos Big Bend el Paso Debbie Mills

Grand jury to review shooting case in Reeves County

The Reeves County Grand Jury will discuss the accidental shooting of Raymond Carrasco by sheriff deputy Raul Florez at its monthly meeting at 9 a.m. Friday. Carrasco, 27, of Odessa, died today at Medical Center Hospital Odessa after being listed in critical condition since the Sunday shooting at the Pecos rodeo grounds.

Reeves County Grand Jury Raymond Carrasco Raul Florez Roddy Harrison Carrasco Odessa Pecos Medical Center Hospital Monahans KVKM

Voters set tone with mayoral and governor races nationwide

In a warmup to the presidential year campaigns voters in Kentucky and Mississippi chose governors while many cities named mayors. Philadelphia, Boston, San Francisco and Cleveland featured notable contests with names like Frank L. Rizzo, Louise Day Hicks, Joseph Alioto and Arnold Pinkney shaping regional power dynamics.

Washington Kentucky Mississippi New Jersey Philadelphia San Francisco Frank L Rizzo Thacher Longstreth Boston Louise Day Hicks Law and Order Kevin White Joseph L. Alioto Alioto Board of Supervisors Dianne Feinstein San Francisco Chronicle Scott Mewhall Harold Dobbs Fred Selinger Carl B. Stokes Cleveland Arnold Pinkney Pinkney James Carney Ralph Perk Sr Stokes

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