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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1972

Page

7

Nutcracker Week Set as Odessa Hosts Ballet

Odessa proclaims November 27 to December 4 Nutcracker Week to boost holiday spirit through the Permian Civic Ballet production. Dancers, teachers, and a large board have prepared the first Odessa full Nutcracker with 75 performers under Bill Martin-Viscount. Performances run Nov. 29 in Midland High and Nov. 30 in Odessa Bonham Junior High with tickets at Grammer-Murphy, Donkey Cart, or at the door.

Jim Reese Odessa Permian Civic Ballet Bill Martin-Viscount Kay Prud’homme New York Joffrey Ballet Jill Murphy Midland High School Bonham Jr. High Grammer-Murphy

Shagan Tale From Hollywood Pain And Gain

Steve Shagan built from the bottom to producer and writer of Save the Tiger after years of work in Hollywood. He endured repeated rejections before Jack Lemmon joined the project, then fought to keep the final cut. The author also notes Anita Loos and Helen Hayes promoting a related book and Shagan’s novel based on the screenplay.

Holly Wood NEA Steve Shagan Shagan Hollywood Jack Lemmon Lemmon The

Japanese beef diet fuels growth and changing Japanese diet

The article notes rising beef consumption in Japan since 1867 reforms, with per person beef intake growing from 3 pounds in 1930 to 29 pounds in 1970. It contrasts Japanese calories at 2400 daily with Texans at 3300, cites miso soup as protein, and observes social changes like school furniture upgrades and potential Western influence in attire.

Japan Texas Old West Ministry of Agriculture United States Department of Agriculture

Silent tombstones mark fort cemetery

Silent tombstones of an old Fort Stockton landmark speak for the Old Fort Cemetery. The site housed Company G of the Third U S Cavalry and Company P of the 16th U S Infantry from 1859 until abandonment in 1836. Remains moved to Fort Sam Houston. visible markers include a rare pyramid stone for Laurence J Sweet son of Lt O J Sweet and M E Sweet born 1876 died 1876. Additional inscriptions honor A J Royal and Andrew Roy Royal.

Phil Chamberlain Fort Stockton Old Fort Third United States Cavalry 16Th United States Infantry St. Gall Fort Sam Houston Military Cemetery San Antonio Robert B. Neighbors Laurence J, Sweet O. J. Sweet M. E. Sweet A. J. Royal Christ Andrew Roy Royal

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