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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1972

Page

3

SALT talks pace quickens as nuclear limits discussed

In Geneva the U.S. and Soviet delegations held their third SALT session, with about 15 participants on each side, lasting 1 hour 46 minutes. It was the longest meeting yet in the new phase aimed at capping offensive nuclear weapons.

Geneva U. S Gerard Smith Vladimir Semenov

Slim rides Middle Fork in winter challenge sparks bets

Ama rillo Slim, world champion poker player, reportedly won a $31,000 bet for a five day 29 mile run down Idaho’s Middle Fork of the Salmon River with guide T. A. Preston Jr. Some locals mocked the feat saying an inner tube could suffice.

Salmon, Idaho Amarillo Slim Salmon River Idaho T. A. Preston Jr Tex Don Smith Middle Fork Smith Bob Bales Bales Maurice Bales Walter Blackadar Blackadar L. L Andy’ Anderson Challis

Texas Tech former president Clif ford B. Jones dies at 87

Clif ford B. Jones, longtime Texas Tech figure and former university president, died at 87. A self-made ranch and business leader, he guided Texas Tech from 1938 to 1944 and signed many diplomas. He chaired the school board and helped shape West Texas education and athletics.

Jones Texas Tech Lubbock Tex Clifford B. Jones Lubbock School Texas Tech Board of Directors West Texas Rice Colo Kansas City U. S. Military Academy Appeals Draft Board North Texas Spur Land & Cattle Co Nevada Lubbock Bank Fort Worth & Denver Railroad Co Clifford B Audrey Jones Spur Charles A. Jones

Bentsen urges reconsideration of cotton acreage cut

Senator Lloyd Bentsen called on the USDA to reverse a 634,600 acre reduction in Texas cotton allotments for 1973. In a letter to ASCS administrator Ken Frick he argued the cut harms Texas agriculture, which adds nearly $500 million to the state economy annually, and criticized the decision amid contrary advisory committee input.

Lloyd Bentsen USDA Texas Ken Frick Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service Bentsen Cotton Advisory Committee

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