Eagles again carry district banner to playoff
Pecos Eagles return to the Texas high school football playoff scene after a two-year absence as district 2 AAA co champions enter bi district action versus Perryton. The 1975 squad aims for a 10 0 season milestone while ranking high in AP and Harris polls.
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Eagles
Lynn Webb
Pecos
Perrytton
Dumas
Lubbock
Monahans
Loboes
Texas
Fort Worth Boswell
Cuero
Liberty
Associated Press
Harris
Asso
Ciated Press
Warbirds
Warbard
Marbles
Odessa contractor wins schools job under bond budget
All six bids for the 2.7 million school construction package were within the bond budget. Area Builders of Odessa won the base project at 2,408,000 with two alternates adding 16,700, still under budget. Contract could be signed by Covington Shelton and Taylor officials, allowing work to start within days and finish in about 390 calendar days.
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Area Builders of
Odessa
Covington, Shelton and Taylor
CST
Bob Covington
Pecos - Barstow - Toyah
Herman Bennett Company
Brownwood
Bennett
BFW Construction
Temple
Covington
Anxious
Paul Williams
Charley Taylor
Williams
City Council to Consider Gas and Cable Rate Requests
Pecos City Council meets in regular session at 7 30 a m in the council room at city hall to discuss rate increase requests from Southern Union Gas and Warner Cable Vision after routine agenda items. Eagle boosters may sign a full page notice supporting the Eagle football team against Monahans by visiting the Enterprise office for $1 per name, with proceeds partially benefiting the pep squad.
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Southern Union Gas
Warner Cable Vision
Pecos
City Hall
Eagle
Monahans
Enterprise Office
EPA manure disposal mandate sparks a costly push
Oscar Beck notes EPA proposed rule requiring farmers to carry manure disposal equipment, costing small cattle owners and small feedlots over 750 million dollars for initial pollution control devices. The column also covers local gossip, Pecos football observations, and a sweeping divorce-rate claim ranking nations by divorce frequency.
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Oscar Beck
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Department of Agriculture
Oscar
Pecos Plans First Night-Time Christmas Parade Dec 5
Pecos will host its first night time Christmas parade on Friday December 5 at 7 30 p m with 12 volt lighting on floats. Organizers expect 21 floats from last year or more with sponsors including Girl Scouts Pizza Hut and the Merchants Association. Prizes of 100 75 and 50 plus a 100 pup tent from Goodyear await top youth sponsored float plus multiple participants such as junior high and Eagle Band along with Senoritas de las Rosas. Call Della Bryant after 6 p m at 447 2288 to enter.
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Pecos
Parade
Della Bryant
Bryant
5Th and
Elm
5Th
Oak
First Street
Cedar
First National Bank
Ber
C&g Electric
Eagle Marching Band
Senoritas de Las Rosas
Odessa College
Santa Claus
Goodyear
Pecos eyed as potential film site for Anything Goes show
Pecos may host the prime time TV show Anything Goes with possible locations including Pecos Fort Stockton and Monahans. Producers consider using rodeo grounds for competition and filming and each town may receive a free one minute primetime commercial.
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John Pitts
Pecos
Burns
Fort Stockton
Monahans
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David Hinz
Ray Powell
Powells
Nancy Powell
United Way
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Pavloff
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Tommy Beauchamp
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Pauly
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