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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1973

Page

6

Just Musin by Alton Hughes Divided county debate in 1927

A 1927 proposal to split Reeves County sparked a heated meeting in Pecos with Balmorhea Saragosa and Toyah Valley factions. Promoters argued for a new county comprising parts of Reeves Jeff Davis Culberson and Pecos counties, while Pecos backers warned of higher taxes and loss of local control. opposition united behind retaining one county, and lobbying efforts faded as tax fears persisted.

Pecos Balmorhea Saragosa Toyah Valley Reeves County W.C. Halbert George Berkstresser Lee Kingston Tom Delaney Clarence Bell Austin Henry C. Webb Madera County Reeves Jeff Davis Culberson County Toyah New Fort Davis Fort Stockton Austen

Editorial: Another choice faces the nation

A year after Nixon’s reelection the nation confronts calls for his resignation or impeachment. The piece argues the country lacks a safe alternative, prefers patience with due process, and warns against an untried replacement like Ford or Albert while urging a measured, lawful course.

Richard M. Nixon Sen George McGovern United States Richard Nixon Sen. McGovern Nixon Congress Spiro Agnew Gerald Ford House Carl Albert Agnew White House

Wall Street searches for positive amid energy crisis

Wall Street remains divided on how to handle the energy shortage as analysts warn of its broad economic impact. Merrill Lynch’s Edie notes production could shrink if oil supplies stay cut, potentially triggering recession and weaker profits, with effects seen globally in Germany and Japan and delayed growth through March.

John Cunnifap New York Washington Wall Street Wall Agriculture Department Lionel D. Edie & CO Merrill Lynch United States Edie

Slip and fall liability in a market case overview

A market slip and fall case illustrates negligence rules for store liability. Courts consider whether hazardous material on the floor was known or should have been known to management. Clues like melted ice cream or old leaves help prove duration and responsibility. The article notes varying outcomes and defenses, including potential blame on the victim or undefined blame for pencils on premises.

Career education meets a need in schools

Superintendent Ray Whitely argues for early career guidance over sole college prep. He recalls his own shifts from music to law to business and to chamber work, urging aptitude testing to steer students toward suitable vocations and tailored education for real world success.

Chamber Board of Directors Ray Whitely Pampa Chamber of Commerce Board of City Development Chamber Management

On This Date In History November Sixteen 1973

On this date in history notable events include the 1933 establishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and the Soviet Union. Also listed are historical military actions, statehood, performances, and notable public figures with birthdays for Burgess Meredith and Robert L. Bennett.

Associated Press United States Soviet Union Ft. Washington Hudson River Oklahoma Union Arturo Toscanini U.S Europe Burgess Merdith Indian Affairs Robert L. Bennett

Letters to the Editor Guidelines Published for Readerships

The notice outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including required signature and address, a maximum length of 500 words, general interest topics, and rejection of letters in poor taste. It emphasizes that signatures may be withheld upon request.

Nixon unlikely to resign says observer in Watergate view

A Nixon watcher doubts the president would resign soon or ever. He notes Nixon’s mood, loyalty, and fear of personal legal jeopardy, while suggesting resignation could trigger impeachment and deny a future post presidency role. The advisor sees Nixon pursuing a hardline, long battle rather than stepping down.

Nixon White House Mr. Nixon Oreover

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Musin By Alton Hughes Germany Japan Weld The American Bar Association State Bar of Texas Will Bernard Oliver Cromwell England Terry Burns Pecos Enterprise Buckner News Alliance O’ferrall Pauly Texas Press Association Harry S. Truman Harry Dexter White Yale Frederick C. Barghoorn Barghoorn London Jacqueline Onassis Bruce Biossat NEA
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