Moroccans Camp In Sahara Front Line Standoff
More than 100000 Moroccans spent a cold night a mile or two from the Spanish army’s front line in the Spanish Sahara. Spain claims 200 mines behind barbed wire while Moroc can officials voice doubt. Spain increases military alert in nearby Canaries as march resumes or not, with UN Security Council notes.
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Spanish Sahara
Spain
Canary Islands
Sahara
United Nations
New York
Security Council
Rabat
Noon market mix as rate cut cushions losses
The New York noon market showed a mixed session with the Dow down 4.25 to 836.67 while gainers edged losers at the NYSE. Texaco led with a 3/8 decline in a 250000 share block, and the AMEX advanced 0.08 to 83.31 while the Big Board composite fell 0.07 to 47.27. Cotton futures eased as lower grain and soy futures spurred profit taking. nearby prices fell from prior levels.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York
First National City Bank
New York City
Texaco
American Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Delhi gas fight tests public utility questions in Reeves County
Testimony in Reeves County court explores whether Delhi Gas Company operates as a public utility serving farmers and municipalities. Gas prices at the wellhead are cited at 1.50 to 1.90 dollars per thousand cubic feet, plus 19.1 cents for management costs. Contracts allegedly bar farmers from buying gas elsewhere, while Delhi denies monopoly claims and invites competition. The judge may delay ruling while jurisdiction is argued. Separately, Morocco and Spain face UN mediation as tensions rise over a march into Spanish Sahara with Moroccan leaders urging withdrawal.
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John Lauderdale
Lauderdale
Delhi
Harrison
Texas
Starley
Reeves County
Bullock
Deaths Ruben Talamantez 29 Dallas resident dies in work accident
Services for Ruben Talamantez, 29, of Dallas, will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday in San Angelo. He was husband of Teresa Mendoza. He was killed in an accident at his Dallas workplace around 4 p.m. Wednesday. Survivors include his wife, three daughters Laura Barbara Christina, his parents Isaias and his wife, and three brothers and two sisters, all of San Angelo.
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Ruben Talamantez
Dallas
San Angelo
Pecos
Teresa Mendoza
Pecos Enterprise Postal and Publisher Notice
Pecos Enterprise Pecos Texas 79572 lists a general mailing address and notes second class postage. The page references press and news dispatch credits and authorizations for republication within Pecos Texas.
Pecos Area Calendar Highlights This Saturday
Calendar of events lists Pecos County Music Jamboree at 7 30 p m at the Community Center Lions Club Amistad Lions PTA meeting Tops Club Pecos Art Association Modern Study Club Morning Optimists Rotary Club at various venues including the Lions Den Federation Parlor Ramada Inn and Holiday Inn with sessions and programs scheduled through the afternoon and evening.
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Pecos Country Music Association
Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Austin Elementary Pta
Tops Club
Community Council
E. 10Th St
Pecos Art Association
Modern Study Club
Federation Parlor
Ramada Inn
Rotary Club
Holiday Inn
Balmorhea County grounds prep for bicentennial events
County equipment clears game grounds behind the store for the bicentennial festivities on Friday and Sunday including turkey shoot and dances weather permitting. Ground leveling and damming the creek aim to prevent overflow while games and park events unfold across the block behind the business building.
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Ricks Barn
Balmorhea Socials and Local Visits Highlight Week
BALMORHEA residents report busy week with bridge club results and visitors from Ruidosa and Presidio. Penny McElroy won high at the beginners bridge, also taking the bingo prize. Families travel to Kermit for medical checks while yard work and street cleanup continue citywide.
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Penny McElroy
Amy McIntire
Crystal City schools placed on probation
State Education Commissioner M. L. Brockette placed the Crystal City Independent School District on probation without fiscal penalty. The action allows an appeal by Nov. 13 and, if not filed, prompts a TEA team review to assess potential accreditation loss. Causes cited include incomplete personnel records, uncredentialed staff, nepotism violations, and concerns about the community’s educational environment.
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Morocco
Tah
Bob Bullock
The
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Cris Slaoui
Hassan II
Anayeteted
Alcoa
At&t
Ad Rich
Borden
Chrysler
Soc
Coca Cola
duPont
Eastman
el Paso
the Goodrich
A&p
Gulf Oil
Gif
St Ut
Hart-Hk
House LP
John Joh Litton
Marathon
Marcor
Mobil Oil
Monsanto
Penn Cent
Phill Pet
RCA
Safeway
Sony
Stand Ind
Sun Oil
US Steel
Woolworth
U.N
Slaoui
Hassan
No Man’s Land
Ae Thas Peper
Bertaer
John Pitts
LYNS
Eaner Nova Gutierrez Family
Eamce DN
Osborn Despiay
Ctewested
Mary Shute Carcassuen
Ruben Baca
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Mary Carpenter
Merages
Reeves Coney
Mad In
Wither
Balmorea School
George Owens
Wink
C.T. Gray
Midland
Federal Credits Unions
Balmorhea
Oral Credit Union
Manuel Jasso
Nora Brijalba
Tadie Patrick
Rosendo Galindo
Frankie Kingston
Bill McIntire
Tom Carter
Silver City
N.M
Woody S
the Barber
Woody’s
By Frankie Kingston
Don Payne
Jack Kingston
Ruidosa Hot Springs
Johnnie Bray
Presidio
Jack
Mary McElroy
Georgia Daniel
Toyah
Kermit
Georgia
Jim van Deren
Longview
Wash
Lenora Fowler
Kingland
Allen Hoefs
the van Derens
Fowler
Hoefs
Ormond
Elm Street
Baptist Church
Elm St
Crystal City Schools
Board of Trustees
Brockette
Austin
Hollywood
Onwealth Theatres
Sidney Poitier
Michael Caine
Beech Iet
United Artists
Clint Eastwood
Thunderbolt
Eee
Ie & Moen
Poul Ull
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