UIL band meet movement at Odessa stadium Saturday
Over 350 local students compete in UIL band marching contest at W T Barrett Stadium Odessa Zavala Junior Highs perform first at 8 30 with drum major Benjamin Apolinar and a black drill set to March America Crockett Junior High follows at 8 38 with This Is My Country under Pat McKeown and a list of twirlers Pecos High Eagle Band 200 members performs at 2 35 featuring In the Mood and Battle Hymn of the Republic drum major Monya Hooker and band sweetheart Cindy Hopper also Twirlers include several named students All three bands rehearse Friday night for game and half time show No admission charged for Saturday event and volunteers urged to do good deeds anonymously.
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W.T. Barrett
Odessa
Zavala Junior High
Benjamin Apolinar
Doug Garman
Moffit
America
Zavala
Carla Briggs
Debra Diaz
Crockett Junior High School
Carlo Rountree
Pat McKeown
Michele Ross
Pam Weinacht
Cynthia Calloway
Karen Hill
Jaime Gentry
Diana Blevins
Pecos
Eagle Band
Bill Carrico
Monya Hooker
Cindy Hopper
Susan Dennison
Jan Holley
Mary Lisa Carrico
Peggy Calderon
Kim Allen
Kay Painter
James Mallow
Brady
Wayne Maxwell
Brendan
J.W. King
Canyon
Deaths Services for Nolberto Reyes of Alpine
Funeral services for Nolberto Reyes 47 of Alpine were held Wednesday after his death Monday. Born in Alpine he lived there all his life employed by Alpine Butane. Survived by wife four sons Oscar Luna Pecos Glenn Reyes Norberta Reyes Jr and James Reyes Alpine mother Mrs Gregoria Losova Hobbs NM father Merardo Reyes Alpine three brothers three sisters and one grandchild.
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Nolberto Reyes
Alpine
Oscar Luna
Pecos
Mr. Reyes
Alpine Butane
Glenn Reyes
Norberta Reyes Jr
James Reyes
Gregoria Losova
Hobbs
N.M
Merardo Reyes
Market Report Highlights NY Dow Gains Amid City Rescue Hopes
The New York noon market shows the Dow Jones industrials at 854.69 up 2.44 as traders push ahead on hopes for a New York City rescue plan. NYSE and American exchanges rise with Texaco active. cotton futures jump amid forecasts of freezing weather in the Delta. Gold prices drift, livestock figures printed for Fort Worth with cattle, calves, feeders steady to firm and hogs steady with no price test.
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New York
New York City
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Dow
Texaco
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Mississippi Delta
Associated Pess
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Paris
Frankfurt
Zurich
Handy & Harman
Engelhard
Fort Worth
Tex
District court releases juror panel for criminal jury service
A 140 person jury pool has been released by District Clerk Jane Ross for 9 am Monday. The list includes numerous individuals by name across multiple blocks, with jurors such as Lane G. Mills Jr. and Juana Quintana among the names, indicating the breadth of the panel for upcoming criminal sessions.
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Jane Ross
Manuel Corrales
Felix Pallanes
Daniel Rubio
Roy M. Lee Jr
Asa A. Moore
Lane G. Mills
Roberto Roman
Elfida A. Granado
Nick J. Tarango
R.D. Hildreth
James T. Edwards
Yolanda
LaVaca Appreciation Day draws thousands to Fort Stockton
Fort Stockton residents pack Rooney Park for LaVaca Appreciation Day events plus an evening dance with Judy Lynn. The day highlights economic progress backed by local businesses and Pecos County, with 3,000 expected attendees during the barbecue.
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Lynn Anderson
Fort Stockton
Rooney Park
Pecos County
Judy Lynn
U S calls for universal release of political prisoners
United States envoy Moynihan at the UN urges all nations to grant unconditional amnesty to political prisoners. He frames the move as a stand for universal human rights and says the U N should not single out certain regimes for reproach while others are repressive. He denies linking the move to the Zionism resolution and warns against using rights language to attack nations with imperfect records.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Chile
South Africa
U.S
Daniel P. Moynihan
United Nations
Moynihan
General Assembly
Social Affairs Committee
Assembly
More Women to Enter School Sports by 1978
Chicopee Massachusetts AP reports Spalding president Richard Geisler predicts that by 1978 about one third of all participants in school sports will be women. He says increasing female interest could lead to roughly two million women active in interscholastic sports within three years.
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Chicopee
Mass
Spalding
Richard Geisler
Self-employed surge in Reeves County outpaces national average
Reeves County shows 8.8 percent of workers self-employed, about 500 individuals in the area run their own businesses, farms, or professions. Nationally, 7.7 percent are self-employed, with around 500,000 new ventures started annually. Success hinges on capital, hard work, and adaptable knowledge to weather startup risks.
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Reeves County
Department of Commerce
United States
Labor Department
Band is Fun Responsibility for Hornet Band Members
Carla Briggs notes being in the band blends enjoyment with duty. Students meet peers, display school pride, and must practice self discipline in public performances. The Zavala Band opens the marching contest on Saturday November 14 at 8:30 a.m. Barrett Stadium Odessa.
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Carla Briggs
Hornet
Zavala
Barrett Stadium
Odessa
Pride in the Band at Zavala Junior High
Jeffrey Ornelas profiles the Hornet Band as an elite group requiring good grades, responsibility, courtesy, and teamwork. The piece highlights band membership as a family and school pride, stressing members' conduct as public example. Marching Contest details note Zavala Band's five weeks of prep, 64 participants led by Bengie Apolinar, and two twirlers with hope for first division. The text ends with a brief note on centenarians in the Caucasus region of the Soviet Union, citing a 1970 census of 4,500 to 5,000 centenarians.
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Jeffrey Ornelas
Hornet
Zavala
Kathy Fuentes
Legionnaires
Gladiators
Bengie Apolinar
Debra’ Diaz
Carla Briggs
Caucasus
Soviet Union
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