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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1971

Page

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Price Commission Sets Phase 2 Rules for Post Freeze

Washington AP reports the Price Commission aims to keep overall post freeze price increases to 2.5 percent or less while allowing some prices to fall or stay unchanged. The Pay Board plans a 5.5 percent wage ceiling with regulated postings for freeze prices. Rents stay frozen on existing homes and apartments, with later guidance on residential rents after Saturday.

Washington President’s Price Commission Pay Federal Register The Price Commission Grayson Rent Board Cost of Living Council

Buffalo Trails Council Banquet Seeks Scout Leaders in Kermit

Dr James Hefner and David Davis urge Sandhills District leaders from Reeves Ward Loving and Winkler Counties to attend the Buffalo Trails Council Recognition Banquet in Kermit on Monday. Tickets at Chamber of Commerce contact Hefner or Davis for transport details.

James Hefner Sandhills Boy Scouts David Davis Buffalo Trails Council Kermit Reeves Ward Loving Winkler Hefner Chamber of Commerce Davis

Nixon taps Earl L. Butz for Agriculture Secretary post

President Nixon nominates Earl L. Butz, former Eisenhower era official, to lead the Agriculture Department after Clifford Hardin resigns. White House cites no political motive amid farm belt concerns, while Hardin retires to join Ralston Purina. Democratic critics call the move a return to Benson era policies.

Washington Nixon Clifford M. Hardin Asst. Agriculture Earl L. Butz White House Ronald L. Ziegler Hardin GOP Agriculture Department Department of Economic Development Departments of Labor, Transportation and Commerce Ralston Purina Co St. Louis University of Nebraska Butz Purdue University Research Foundation Lawrence F. O’ Brien Ezra Taft Benson Dwight D. Eisenhower

City to Seek TV Monitor Device for New Jail

Pecos City Council voted to apply to the Texas Criminal Justice Council for a closed circuit TV surveillance system to monitor the new city jail. The city would cover 75 percent of 5816 dollars, with the system serving as a model for area jail security. The monitor would be viewed 24 hours in the dispatch office.

Pecos Texas Criminal Justice Council Highway Department

Station attendant shoots man at Pecos Texaco station

Pecos man Jose M. Carrera, 22, was shot in the left leg by a Texaco attendant at 3 a m after an argument over money and a cigarette. Carrera, charged with disorderly conduct, was treated and released. Attendant Leroy Licon reported two men in a van fled west on I 20 with one carrying a knife.

Pecos Jose M. Carrera Apt Texaco Carrera Memorial Hospital Leroy Licon S. Mesquite St Licon Arturo Ortega

Mafia foothold in Texas boosts betting profits says AG

Texas Attorney General Crawford Martin warns the Mafia drains about 94 million dollars yearly from college and pro football betting in Texas. He notes mob figures move in and out, backing bookmaking while claiming 767.28 million dollars is bet annually. He cites other crimes and warns organized crime corrupts business and unions.

Fort Worth Texas Crawford Martin Martin Federal Bar Association Texas Organized Crime Prevention Council Organized Crime Combine Martin Added

Pecos Teens Seek Rotary Exchange in Carlsbad Review

Three Pecos teenagers Joy Ferguson Terry Hubbs and Richard Brammer have been accepted for Rotary exchange and will face a Carlsbad review board in December. Applicants must be 16 to 18 on departure and parental consent is required.

Pecos Rotary Exchange Carlsbad Bill Pigman Joy Ferguson W.G Jack) Ferguson Terry Hubbs Billy Hubbs Hickory Richard Brammer J. A. Brammer West Texas New Mexico Pigman Rotary Club Review Board Rotary Clubs

Cotton Ginnings Totals by Region and Year

Weekly and year to date cotton ginnings by region. Reeves Pima and Reeves Upland show 3 801 and 18 707 bales respectively, Pecos Upland 2 809, Presidio Upland 1 336. Grand totals 26 653 to date, 34 026 last year, 6 397 ginnings this week. Courtesy SWIG Cotton Oil Mill.

Reeves Pima Reeves Upland Pecos Upland Presidio Upland SWIG

Trustees reject proposed team of investigators

The Pecos Barstow Board rejected a MALDEF led list of five candidates for a minority grievances inquiry and asked for new names of active school administrators. The TEA review was urged as a prerequisite, with further screening possible next week. The meeting also covered the high school vocational complex progress, ballfield lighting, the tax report, bills, and the East Pecos Junior High Band request to tour Midland for a Thanksgiving parade.

Bob Covington Covington, Shelton and Taylor Odessa Pecos Barstow Pecos-Barstow Idar Texas Education Agency University of Texas James Toone Paul Williams Richard Naylor Naylor Ray Whitley East Pecos Midland

Patchy fog lingers over Texas as high pressure settles

Patchers of ground fog dot much of Texas again this morning with dense concentrations in southern sections. Skies are generally clear as a high pressure center over East Texas drives south and southwest winds across many areas.

Associated Press Texas

Senate Opens Vote on Nixon Tax-Cut Bill to Spur Economy

Senate leaders schedule opening votes today on a $15.5 billion tax-cut package sought by President Nixon to stimulate growth and jobs. The measure preserves major business incentives like the 7 percent investment credit and accelerated depreciation, while raising personal exemptions and adding a $1300 standard deduction for low income families. Democratic liberals push to widen relief for individuals and may seek amendments on credits for small political contributions and college expenses.

Washington Senate Nixon House Senate Finance Committee Finance Committee Ate Vance Hartke D-Ind

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Commission Ford Motor Co Henry Ford C. Jackson Grayson America Internal Revenue Service Federal Reserve Board Arthur F. Burns Burns Wall Street New York Herbert Stein National Association of Manufacturers Internal Revenue Sevice Community Council Reeves County S. Oak First Christian Church State Department of Health N E 6Th St Andrews Desk Derrick Club Trans-Pecos Society of Petroleum Engineers Monahans Monahans Desk City Federation Federated Parlor Business and Professional Women’s Club Merry Homes and Garden Club Mafia Fred R. Harris D-Okla
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