IMAGE Gets Moody Foundation Grant for Learn to Learn Center
Wally Gonzales announced a $13000 Moody Foundation grant to IMAGE to hire a full time executive director and open a Learn to Learn center at 212 S Oak St. The program targets dropout reduction with tutoring, cultural promotion, and a speaker bureau while seeking volunteer tutors from local schools and the community.
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Wally Gonzales
IMAGE
Moody Foundation
Gonzales
S. Oak St
Image Office
Dozens may lose jobs in White House switch
President Nixon plans a major second term shakeup of the executive branch with stand by resignations from appointees and potential Cabinet changes. Housing Secretary Romney and Defense Secretary Laird have signaled departures, with other officials eyed for moves.
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White House
Associated Press
Key Biscayne
Nixon
George Romney
Pennsylvania
Romney
Melvin R. Laird
Defense
Pentagon
J. D. Hodgson
Richard G. Kleindienst
Clark MacGregor
Treasury
John B. Connally
Democrats-for-Nixon
Connally
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William P. Rogers
Rogers
Henry A. Kissinger
Star of
Galaxy of
Kissinger
John Seals
Herbert G. Klein
H. R. Haldetary
Dwight Chapin
Chapin
Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Kleindienst
Laird
Transportation
John A. Volpe
George P. Shultz
Kenneth Rush
Rush
Duke University
Pentagaon
U.S
West Germany
Samuel C. Jackson
HUD
Donald Rumsfeld
Cost of Living Council
Walter E. Washington
Washington
Jackson
Rumsfeld
Front Sweeps Texas as Cooler Weather Arrives
A Pacific cold front moved across West Texas driving a wind shift from south to northwest while the northern Panhandle saw light rain. Temperatures ranged from 43 at Amarillo and Dalhart to 70 at Galveston with clearing and cooler conditions expected Friday. Coastal storms flood warnings surged up the Northeast and Great Lakes with gusts to 50 mph at Plum Island and heavy rains in New York City and Stamford harbor.
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Texas
Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Northern
Childress
Midland
Dalhart
Texarkana
Brownsville
Galveston
Atlantic
Virginia
Maine
Great Lakes
New York
New York City
Stamford
Conn
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Rockies
Lake Superior
Broadus
Mont
Key West
Fla
Anchorage
Atlanta
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Detroit
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Miami
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Nashville
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seattle
Washington
David Marion Joins Pecos Chamber of Commerce
County supervisor David Marion of the Farmers Home Administration in Pecos joined the Pecos Chamber of Commerce per chamber manager Harold Meyer. Marion, wife Linda, and sons Paul and Raye Leigh live at 1609 S Hackberry St and attend First United Methodist Church.
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David Marion
Farmers Home Administration
Pecos
Ginnings lag in 1972 area totals across districts
Area ginning to date totals 25,022 versus 26,653 at the same point in 1971, per SWIG. This week’s ginnings reach 7,090 with district figures: Pima 2,650 Reeves Upland 17,543 Pecos Upland 3,355 Presidio Upland 1,474.
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Swig
Reeves
Pecos
Presidio
East Pecos Sets Parents Night At JH
East Pecos Junior High invites all parents to meet at 7 p m on Tuesday November 14 to get acquainted with their child's class schedule and teachers A band concert in the gym closes the program followed by refreshments Principal Bill Moss notes the event.
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East Pecos Junior High School
Bill Moss
Pecos Council weighs new southwest sewer line
Pecos City Council discussed a proposed new sewer pickup line to serve southwest Pecos where growth has overburdened existing lines. The study cites a $50 600 estimate and possible financing with federal revenue sharing funds.
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Peggy McCracken
Pecos
Security State Bank
Rodney Williams
Water and Sewer Department
Geary Callison
Natividad Sulcido
Clarence Oster
Southern Union Gas Co
Fred Leigh
Santa Claus to Visit Pecos With Sleigh Rides
Santa Claus and his sleigh pulled by Shetland ponies will visit Pecos on Friday November 24 to greet local children. Paul Randolph of the Pecos Chamber of Commerce says Santa will give rides accept letters and distribute candy while listening to personal requests.
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Santa Claus
Pecos
Paul Randolph
Merchants Committee
Western wear store hosts grand opening with boots giveaway
Dorothy Eubanks, manager of the new western wear shop at Third and Cherry, invites shoppers to the grand opening Friday and Saturday. Coffee and donuts will be served and a drawing offers a chance to win a pair of lizard boots.
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Cowtown
Dorothy Eubanks
New Western Wear
Third and
Cherry Streets
Pecos-Barstow ISD board meets to discuss building needs and agenda items
Pecos Barstow ISD holds a 5 30 p m meeting at the administration building 1302 S Park St agenda includes furnishing the vocational building CVAE teaching materials approval of the textbook committee and routine business The Cowtown Western Store in Pecos reports strong reception with patrons from Ft Stockton Ft Davis and Van Horn shopping irregular boots first line boots and sizes on request The shop offers apparel hats belts shirts moccasins western slacks jeans and related items for men women and children.
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Pecos - Barstow
ISD
S. Park St
CVAE
Ft. Stockton
Ft. Davis
van Horn
Dallas Firm Eyes Monahans Expansion in Dress Plant
Herman Marcus Inc a Dallas based leader in women s fashions plans a Monahans branch unit to employ about 100 workers and operate a 12 000 sq ft building. Interviews and applications are set for Friday and Saturday at the Monahans Chamber of Commerce with local and out of town applicants. If approved construction could start in 30 days with production beginning in 90 days and payroll estimated between 250 000 and 500 000 annually. Separately two Pecos Enterprise racks were broken into Sunday night with some change stolen.
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Monahans
Monahans Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
Herman Marcus, Inc
Chamber
Nell Forga
Fred Hoekstra
Charles Groian
Marcus
Herman Marcus
Jack
Texas
Civil Jury Week Opens in 143rd District Court
Civil Jury Week begins Monday November 13 in 143rd District Court with Judge J H Starley presiding. Docketed cases include Couch v Mobil Oil, Rodriguez v Rodriguez, West Texas v Greear, Bailey v Travelers, Home Indemnity v Rodriguez, and others.
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143Rd District Court
J. H. Starley
Couch
Mobil Oil
Davidson
Areninas
Trans-Pecos
State
Moore
Worsham
Fasken
Machuca
Teia
Minjares
Gonzales
Bryan
McMurry
Gestring
Transport
West Texas
Greear
Jaquez
Blakeney
Collins
Miller
Dayton
Rio Pecos
Stubblefield
Cooper
Moreno
Hill
Bailes
Travelers
Lopez
Seismograph Service
Home
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Pecos Eagles
Eagles
Eagle Power
Bessie Haynes
Robert H. Finch
HEW
Elliot H. Richardson
James D. Hodgson
Labor
Rogers C. B. Morton
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
Hickel
State Department
Richardson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
John Volpe
New Jersey
Delaware River Valley
Coast Guard
Plum Island
Newburyport
Massachusetts
C of
East Pecos
Council
Pecos Ambulance Service
John Lewis
Reeves County
Pritchard and Abbott
Texas Municipal League
Western Wear
Eubanks
Hoekstra
Groian
Monahans Industrial
Milt Benham
Harold Cox
Chuck Wilson
The
Pecos Enterprise
Havis
Door
Rodriguez
Blair
County of Reeves
Bradford
Honaker
Fuentez
Pioneer Motor
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