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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1972

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Through traffic set on Third Street with revised signals

The state transportation office converts Third Street traffic controls from red green signals to blinking lights and stop signs. By late next week only signals at 285 and Eddy remain, with Oak and Cypress now stop signs. Overhead mast lights await five days to set in concrete. Police chief expects fewer accidents.

Third Street State Highway Department Oak Cypress Eddy Third 285 Eddy Street Miller Cypress Streets Pecos Gene Martin

Farmers Union and Tower attack federal cotton cuts

The Texas Farmers Union and U S Senator John Tower condemn Earl Butz plan to cut Texas cotton acreage by 600000 plus acres. Tower warns exports will fall below expected 4 million sales as 1973 production targets shift. Naman cites devastating impact on Texas growers amid new export market pressures. Pecos Eagles JV tops Seminole 26-8 ending season at 6-4, with Williams Abila Sandoval Hernandez scoring. Pecos Barstow ISD board to meet Nov 21 for refunding bonds of 485000.

Austin Nixon Tower Pecos Eagles Seminole Indians Seminole Kenneth Williams Ismael Abila Juan Sandoval Fernando Hernandez Pecos Dal Snyder Pecos-Barstow

Armstrong heads Port City State Bank in Houston

The Port City State Bank board announced Charles E. Armstrong as president. Armstrong, son of Ed Armstrong and grandson of C E Armstrong from Pecos, is a UT El Paso and Pecos High School alumnus, married to Jem mie Atchley, with two children, previously vice president at Union Bank of Heston.

Charles E. Armstrong Port City State Bank Houston Ed Armstrong C.E. Armstrong Pecos Port City Bank Pecos High School University of Texas At el Paso Jimmie Atchley DeKalb Armstrong Union Bank of Heston

Texas Panhandle Faces Snow Threat As Cold Front Moves In

The Associated Press reports a Pacific cold front may bring light snow mixed with showers to the Panhandle by night with colder conditions ahead. Forecasters warn of frost and ice in the Panhandle plains and heavy snow possible at higher elevations in New Mexico.

Pecos Associated Press Texas Today Pacific Panhandle Panhandle Plains National Weather Service New Mexico Texas Alice Corpus Christi Near Wink Big Bend Far West Texas Amarillo Dalhart

Kissinger to Resume Vietnam Talks in Paris Monday

Kissinger will fly to Paris Sunday to resume negotiations with Le Duc Tho beginning Monday Morning in Paris. Ziegler said the talks could last several days with further consultations afterward. Nixon and Kissinger held discussions at Camp David as Hanoi presses for a speedy U.S. signoff on the peace plan.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Paris Vietnam Hanoi le Duc Tho White House Nixon Camp David Ronald L. Ziegler Kissinger Thurmont Ziegler Army Alexander M. Haig Jr Saigon Nguyen van Thieu United States Peking U.S

Pecos Eagle Booster Club Extends Pen Sale

The Pecos Eagle Booster Club extends the sale of 1972 Pecos Eagle football pens for another week. Officials say proceeds fund a football banquet for players and supporters while shows from the Monahans game and Friday's 27 7 win are featured at the club meeting.

Pecos Eagle Booster Club Pecos Eagle Pecos Booster Club Monahans

Pecos Eagles to Meet Dumas Demons at Lubbock Thanksgiving Tilt

Pecos Eagles, District 2-AAA champions, meet 1-AAA Dumas Demons in a bi district playoff at Lowery Field in Lubbock at 7 30 p m Thanksgiving Day Nov 23 Pecos home team with 4009 seats in west stands General admission $2 50 adults $1 students Tickets on sale Monday at 1302 S Park St Supt Ray Whitley says field chosen for best outcome. no reserved seats.

Pecos Eagles Dumas Demons Lubbock Lowery Field Pecos Park St Ray Whitley

Lions Club Sponsors Bus Trip to Pecos vs Dumas Game

The Pecos Evening Lions Club plans a bus trip to Lubbock for the Thanksgiving Day game between Pecos and Dumas. Fare is $13.50 on a Continental bus and includes a game ticket. The bus departs about 1 30 p m and returns to Pecos after the game. For more information call Fred Dominguez at 445 5016.

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Pecos Bands Set for UIL Marching Contests in Odessa

Three Pecos bands will compete in the University Interscholastic League marching contest at Barrett Stadium in Odessa on Saturday. East Pecos Junior High performs 9 56 a.m. West Pecos Junior High at 10 28 a.m. Pecos High School at 2 20 p.m. Nine buses will carry 307 band members and sponsors. West Pecos 98 East Pecos 54 and Pecos High 155. Carrico notes bands are rated by three judges on a one to five scale with no set places in the contest.

Pecos Odessa Barrett Stadium Bill Carrico East Pecos West Pecos Odessa Carrico Bowie Mary Claire Samuels Pecos Junior High

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