Six world leaders end economy talk at Rambouillet
RAMBOUILLET France AP Six leaders of the United States West Germany Italy France Britain and Japan wrapped a three day meeting with a pledge to boost jobs lower prices and greater economic security. They issued a declaration urging stable durable growth and warning against inflation while aiming to end the world recession. Treasury Secretary William E. Simon said no agreement on fixed exchange systems or controls was reached.
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Rambouillet
France
Aud
United States
West Germany
Italy
Britain
Japan
Paris
William E. Simon
U.S
Preference over prejudice: A call for respectful choice
A essay argues prejudice is illogical due to exceptions and easy targets. It contrasts race based hatred with a proposed fourfold preference system, urging readers to judge individuals by behavior rather than race and to adopt preference as a healthier guide for interactions.
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Redneck Hillibillies
Russia
Martin Luthur
Eagles stickers promote Pecos playoff support in Lubbock
Brightly colored bumper stickers proclaiming the Pecos Eagles as Number One are included in today’s Enterprise at no charge to back the team as they enter the bi district playoffs in Lubbock against Perryton. Over 4,000 stickers will also be available at 25 cents each, with papers at newsstands for extra copies.
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Pecos Eagles
Enterprise
Eagles
Lubbock
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Enterprise and
Chamber of Commerce
Perryton
Pecos High Band Wins Coveted Division 1 Trophy in Odessa
The Pecos High School Band claimed the Division 1 trophy at the UIL Regional Marching Contest held at Barrett Stadium in Odessa. It marked the Eagle Band’s 27th year winning the top honor, as all three local bands competed Saturday.
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Barrett Stadium
Odessa
Pecos High School
Eagle Band
Cindy Hopper
Pecos
Cookie Painter
Bill Carrico
Monya Hooker
Two Moss Bluff women plead guilty in Pecos murder case
Two Moss Bluff Louisiana women, Shirley Ann Bergeron age 19 and Jeanette Franklin age 17, changed their pleas from not guilty to guilty in the murder case of Dwayne Grable 31. The parties appeared before 143rd District Court in Pecos as jurors were sworn and the state waived the death penalty. Judge Starley scheduled punishment phases for Bergeron at 2 p.m. today and Franklin at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. The defendants acknowledged understanding possible sentences including life in the Texas Department of Corrections and chose to sustain the guilty pleas. The state will present evidence during the punishment phases.
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Moss Bluff
Pecos
Shirley Ann Bergeron
Jeanette Franklin
Dwayne Grable
Starley
Miss Bergeron
Miss Franklin
Bergeon
Franklin
Texas Department of Corrections
Balmorhea Bicentennial Festival Sets Old Fashion Fun
Balmorhea prepares a three day Bicentennial Festival to begin November 27 with a flag ceremony and Thanksgiving program in the downtown park. Festivities include an old fashioned town supper, marching and twirling contests, and high school solo and ensemble events featuring Eagle, Zavala, Crockett, and Pecos bands with multiple first division ratings.
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Balmorhea
Balmorhea Chamber of Commerce
Rick Moon
Eagle Band
Monya Hooker
Randy Reynolds
Cindy Hopper
Zavala
Doug Garman
Benjamin Apolinar
Darle Rountree
Crockett
Pat McKeown
Mary Lisa Carrico
Jan Holley
Peggy Calderon
Kay Painter
Kim Allen
Susan Dennison
Pecos High
Jaime Gentry
Karen Hill
Pam Weinacht
Diana Blevins
Cynthia Calloway
Michell Ross
Dozier Tractor marks 20th anniversary in Pecos
Dozier Tractor and Implement of Pecos celebrates 20 years in business amid optimism for farming. Pat Dozier recalls rough years 1961 63 and 1969 but credits family and long hours for growth. Since starting with $15000 inventory in 1955 the company expanded to three blocks 17 employees and over a million dollars in annual sales. Service and loyalty drive the business with customers from 75 miles away frequenting the shop for parts and delivery. Continued on Page 2.
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Rosey
Dozier
Ford
Hesston
Servis
Deutz
Ninty
Pecos
Marfa
Pat Dozier
Dozier Tractor
Dozier Tractor and Implement
Pecos Perryton Bi district tilt set in Lubbock
Pecos and Perryton officials meet in Lubbock to finalize a bi district boys basketball game at 6 30 p m Saturday at Lowry Field. Tickets go on sale Tuesday at the Pecos school office with lower prices before leaving town. Adult early 2 50, at gate 3. student early 1 50, at gate 2.
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Pecos
Perryton
Lowry Field
Lubbock
Jerry Millsapps
Ray Whitley
Dalton Moseley
S. Park St
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