Eagles End 1968 Football Schedule With Mixed Season
The Pecos Eagles close the 1968 season with four wins and losses to Kermit Seminole Alpine Marfa and a one point defeat to Andrews. Despite key injuries including James Locker out, coach and team receive praise for discipline and effort as basketball season opens with junior varsity at 6:30 and varsity at 8.
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Eagles
James Locker
Pecos
Monahans
Kermit
Seminole
Alpine
Marfa
Fier
Andrews
M.carney
Ory
Rev Smith Named To Baptist School Board In Texas
Rev Leslie Smith pastor of First Baptist Church was named trustee for Howard Payne College for a three year term by the Baptist General Convention of Texas at the Fort Worth session. The BGCT named 22 schools and related institutions to new boards, representing 1.8 million Texas Baptists.
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First Baptist Church
Howard Payne College
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Fort Worth
Smith
Mrs. Smith
Kansas City
Missouri
St. Mark’s
St. Mark
St. Joseph
Episcopal Diocese of
West Missouri
Western Association of the Missouri Conference of the United Church of Christ
Congregational and
Evangelical and Reform Churches
United Presbyterian Church
USA
William A. Hayes
United Church of Christ
Buffalo
Texas Baptists
Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
Tarrant County Convention Center
Bgct Christian Life Commission
CLC
Committee of 100
BGCT
Church Loan Dept
Herbert Howard
Park Cities Baptist Church
Dallas
Clinard
San Angelo
Jimmy Allen
San Antonio
Harold Morgan
Cliff Temple Baptist Church
Cecil Goff
D.B. South
J. Elra Mead
Lone Star
Christian Education Commission
Baylor College of Medicine
Hethany Baptist Church
Herbert Garrett
Roy Bacus
Wsap Radio-Tv
Bacus
Texas Broadcaster’s Association
Southern Baptist Radio-Tv Commission
Christian Life Commission
Richard M. Nixon
Texas Baptist
Highway contracts let by Texas Highway Commission in Odessa district
The Texas Highway Commission awarded highway contracts in Reeves Pecos Ector and Winkler counties with district engineer Paul Coleman in charge. Odessa's Jones Brothers Dirt and Paving won 9.4 miles of FM 2020 in Ector with bid 649 073.89. Monahans Border Road won 4.4 miles of SH 302 FM 1211 for 347 908.33. Toyah Lake Bridge widening on US 285 awarded to Austin Bridge Company for 178 970.95. Fort Stockton area contract to South Texas Construction for 1.2 miles of US 290 at 147 802.97. All projects about 120 working days.
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Odessa
Texas Highway Commission
Paul Coleman
Reeves
Pecos
Ector
Winkler
Jones Brothers Dirt and Paving Contractors Inc
Bob M. Monteith
Highway Department
Winkler County
Border Road Construction Company of
Monahans
Kermit
Kenneth J. Plunkett
Austin Bridge Company of
Dallas
Toyah Lake Bridge
US 285
Reeves County
Merlin O. Bennett
Pecos County
South Texas Construction Co
Corpus Christi
Fort Stockton
James R. Walker
Texas Education Agency Receives $10 Million Federal Funds
The Texas Education Agency has been allotted 10 million dollars in federal funds for elementary and secondary schools and programs for handicapped students. More than 8.4 million dollars will finance supplemental education facilities statewide.
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Texas Education Agency
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