Ben Gurion shows improvement after stroke in Tel Aviv
Former Israeli Prime Minister David Ben Gilion aged 67 remained in serious condition at Tel Hashomer hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage and right paralysis from a stroke. Doctor said full recovery unclear but partial recovery chances are good.
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Senate backs yearlong nationwide energy emergency bill
The Senate approved 78 to 6 a measure declaring a one-year energy emergency and authorizing Nixon to order gasoline rationing and fuel-saving steps. The bill moves to a recessing House with hopes Nixon will see it next week. Admin officials cite Sunday station closings, driving bans, and park closures as possible measures.
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Morelan named to post for franchised dealers
Dick Morelan of Pecos Air Conditioning was named to Friedrich Central Air Conditioning division dealer advisory council. The Pecos firm was one of nine Friedrich franchised dealers in West Texas chosen in 1973 for criteria based on sales, service, and management. The couple joined a three day San Antonio visit for the award presentation by Charles Rose and attended a business session on central air sales and service.
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Workers Run Italian Metal Plant After Owner Surrenders
In OVADA Italy Rinaldo Repetto withdrew from Stampofusione Metalli last October and let 10 of his 27 workers run the plant. Production rose, absenteeism fell, and weekly hours climbed. The workers rent the factory from Repetto and pay him as a supervisor while keeping salaries near $2 an hour.
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Pecos Enterprise staff and publication details
Pecos Enterprise is a Buckner News Alliance newspaper serving Reeves County Texas. It lists staff including Peggy McCracken managing editor Laura Teal advertising Gary Singleton circulation manager Emily Galindo composition supervisor Carlos Nichols pressroom foreman Joyce Miller and office manager. It publishes evenings Monday through Friday and sells at newsstands for ten cents and by mail rates across Reeves Ward Loving counties and beyond.
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Rules committee OKs Ford for VP
The Senate Rules Committee unanimously approved Gerald R. Ford as vice president sending the nomination to the Senate floor for a likely next week vote. The panel discussed Ford's finances and faced civil rights concerns raised by NAACP official Clarence Mitchell Jr. while praising a unifying step for the country.
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Speeding Horse Receives City Ticket in San Francisco
Motorcycle officer George Galbraith spotted a 17 year old on a horse sprinting down a street Monday. He chased the rider for five blocks and clocked speeds near 25 mph. The youth was cited under a city code banning riding a horse faster than a walk on pavement and will face juvenile authorities for a hearing on the speeding ticket.
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Calendar of club meetings and events in Pecos area
Tuesday schedule lists B P C E at 8 pm Elks Lodge TOPS at 6 30 pm drivers license bureau Pecos Valley Baptist Acteens at Immanuel Church Monahans Eagle Booster Club at 7 30 pm school cafeteria Amistad Lions bingo at 8 pm Lions Den 192 S Pecan Evening Optimist at 8 pm Saragosa Hall Sixth and Peach Wednesday Downtown Lions Club at noon Holiday Inn Thursday Thanksgiving event noted
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Cotton futures slip as March hits $10 limit in New York
Cotton futures No 2 declined in early New York trading with the nearby March contract dipping to the $10 a bale limit. Analysts cited profit taking and selling. The 11 market average for middling 11-16 inch cotton stood at 67.98 cents per pound. Midmorning quotes showed declines of 35 cents to 10.00 a bale from the prior close, with December at 69.75, March 66.30, and May 66.00.
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