Balmorhea Declares Blue Bear Day For Friday
Balmorhea observes Blue Bear Day as the Bears prepare for their final district game against Rankin. Friday events include a pep rally, presentation of the football queen and beau, and a marching band departure to Rankin.
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Rankin
Balmorhea
Bears
Bearsrhea
Jane B. Moore
Ao Ae
Seren Ae
Johnnie Fuentez
George Valerio
Lupe Mendosa
Abel Baeza
WTCC energy crisis proposals tied to Nixon plan in Kerrville
West Texas Chamber of Commerce issued an energy policy position paper on October 12 calling for flexibility under the Federal Clean Air Act, temporary easing of coal and high sulfur fuel oil rules, and expedited permits for nuclear plants. The WTCC board adopted the paper and sent copies to officials. WICC President Emil C. Rassman said ten of eleven WTCC proposals were included in Nixon’s plan presented to Congress. The paper urges public education on energy conservation and calls for deregulation of natural gas pricing.
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Nixon
WTCC
Emil C. Rassman
WICC
WTECC
Congress
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Atomic Energy Commission
West Texas
Welfare benefits fight looms in House over income plan
In Washington the House faces a battle over a welfare aid provision tied to a broader bill. The measure would speed up SSI boosts for the aged, blind and disabled while changing state and federal administration rules and funding. The package includes a two step Social Security increase and higher payroll taxes.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Cotton futures ease after speculative selling dips
New York cotton futures declined in early dealings as profit taking and selling outweighed trade buying. Dec futures dropped to 72.30 cents, with March at 69.00 and May at 68.00, while middling 1 1 16 inch spot averaged 70.36 cents a pound across 11 markets.
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Sun Oil
Texaco
Texas
UN Carbide
US Steel
Woolwich
Xerox
New York
Democratic Indians of the Rocky Mountain Plateau
The Indians of the Rocky Mountain plateau practiced democracy and peacefulness in loosely organized villages and lived in harmony with neighboring tribes. Intensely spiritual, Plateau people employed long periods of isolation, fasting, and meditation in search of supernatural visions.
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Rocky Mountain Plateau
Plateau
Dry campfire rules extended for Lincoln National Forest
Ongoing dry conditions keep campfire and smoking restrictions in effect across Lincoln National Forest issued October 15 1973. Campfires limited to developed grounds in Sitting Bull Falls and James Canyon Campground. smoking allowed only in habitable developed areas or vehicles on maintained roads. Hunters and visitors urged to use containerized fuel stoves or cold foods. permits may resume if moisture returns. For more details contact Guadalupe District Office Carlsbad 885-2888 or Mayhill District Office 687-3522.
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Lincoln National Forest
Guadalupe District
Allan L. Hinds
Sitting Bull Falls
Mayhill
James Canyon
Guadalupe
Carlsbad
Pecos Enterprise Staff and订subscription rates
Pecos Enterprise lists Peggy McCracken as managing editor with Laura Teal in advertising and Gary Singleton as circulation director. Emily Galindo is circulation manager, Carlos Nichols composition supervisor, and Joyc e Miller pressroom foreman. Published evenings Monday through Friday with newsstands at 10 cents. Carrier and mail rates shown for Reeves, Ward, Loving counties. Associated Press member with republication rights. Second class postage paid at Pecos Texas.
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Peggy McCracken
Laura Teal
Gary Singleton
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Joyce Miller
Pecos Bands Enter U S Marching Contest In Odessa
Three Pecos bands East Pecos Junior High Pecos Junior High and Pecos High School compete at the U S marching contest Barrett Stadium Odessa November 17 1973 Judges rate bands on music marching alignment and appearance Shows run five to seven minutes all groups seek top rating Last year junior high and high school earned first division while East Pecos got second This year bands aim for a one Open House planned for East Pecos November 29 features a play Rest Assured by eighth graders cast including Paul Ruiz Linda Davis and Veronica Payan
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Veronica Payan
Pecos
U.S
Barrett Stadium
Odessa
East Pecos
Ymelda Tarango
Lynn
Morris Walker
Snow Bird
Yang
Victor Montgomery
Paul Ruiz
Linda Davis
Lisa Dominguez
Fernando Orona
Steve Varella
Jo Ann Armendariz
Arnulfo Va
Penny for thoughts gains? boss notes tennis net
Sly wordplay paints a scene of a boss lamenting few gains beyond tennis, while yard trash and purse snatchers are teased as weight lifters. A humorous crime vignette hints at an anti littering device: handcuffs for kids in wagons loaded with pop cans.
Reeves County buys more cars and appliances
Reeves County shows rising living standards with higher ownership of air conditioners food freezers and telephones as well as cars. The Department of Commerce data book notes 85 percent of households own a car up from 81 percent and 67 percent have telephone service up from 56 percent in 1960.
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Reeves County
Department of Commerce
Local clubs and meetings list for week
Downtown Lions Club noon at Holiday Inn and Evening Optimist at 7:30 p.m. at Saragosa Hall. Modern Study Club 3 30 p.m. Federation Parlor. Rotary Club at noon Holiday Inn. Trans Pecos Rock and Gem Club 8 p.m. museum. TOPS 6 30 p.m. drivers license bureau. Amistad Lions bingo 8 p.m. Lions Den. Eagle Booster 7 30 p.m. school cafeteria. B P O E meet 8 p.m. Elks Lodge. Young Homemakers 6 p.m. at high school and 7 p.m. at S B Hunt home. City Federation 8 30 p.m. Federation Parlor. Trinity Lutheran Women Missionary League 7 30 p.m. at church. Chamber of Commerce western weekend committee 4 30 p.m. chamber office. TOPS Club 6 30 p.m. drivers license bureau. Afternoon and evening events across local venues.
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Downtown Lions Club
Holiday Inn
Modern Study Club
Federation
Chamber of Commerce Western Weekend Committee
Trinity Luthern Women's Missionary League
Young Homemakers
City Federation
S.B. Hunt
Trans-Pecos
Elks Lodge
Tops Club
Eagle Booster Club
Saragosa Hall
Amistad Lions Bingo
Lions den
S. Pecan
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Dan Clark
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Florence Mooney
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Texas Chamber of Commerce
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