United Fund officers named for Pecos drive 1972
J Robert Scott announced the Pecos United Fund Drive officers and board for three year terms. Officers include Scott as president with Burkholder and Precht as vice presidents, Pauly as secretary, and Meyer representing the Pecos Chamber of Commerce. The board features new and continuing directors with specified committee assignments. The drive aims for a $25,000 goal and plans advance gifts this week, avoiding door to door solicitation.
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Pecos United Fund
J. Robert Scott
Scott
Mike Burkholder
Roy D. Precht
Janet Pauly
Harold Meyer
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Robert Hughes
O’ferrall Pauly
Clark Ford
Garland Matthews
Manuel Trujillo
Mike Starkey
Frank Harper
Jay Maxey
Jack Duke
Jim Ed Miller
Jo Ann Wein
Bill Pigman
Charlotte Slack
Dudley Montgomery
Crawford Hughes
Bill Moss
Holiday Inn
Nixon threatens veto of fattened tax bill
President Nixon vows to veto a tax-cut bill if passed with budget busting Senate amendments and a controversial plan to finance presidential campaigns. An aide said he hopes Congress passes preferred tax law changes before Christmas. Debate over amendments could raise deficits by 4.3 to 5.6 billion annually for three years.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Ronald L. Ziegler
Clark
MacGregor
Ziegler
Holiday cooking program and community notices in Pecos
A holiday cooking program by Southern Union Gas Co. will be at the Holiday Inn at 7 30 p m Tuesday led by Jane Bobo with gift ideas suitable for baking. A Reeves Loving Counties Home Demonstration Council door prize will be given. Pecos High School tests results and PTA supper details are noted along with local civic meeting schedules and a wage price freeze information board appointment.
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Southern Union Gas Co
Holiday Inn
Jane Bobo
Southern Union
Reeves-Loving Counties
Pecos High School
Iowa
Bernardo Martinez
Pecos
United Rubber Works Union
Odessa
Clashes escalate as Indian forces push into East Pakistan
Heavy fighting rages in East Pakistan with Indian brigades and armor reportedly crossing into the region near Dinajpur and Balurghat. Pakistani spokesmen claim substantial Indian casualties while India reports border crossings and clashes around Sylhet Comilla and Jessore amid Mukti Bahini activity.
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Associated Press
Pakistan
Jessore
East Pakistan
Dacca
Jihannagar
Rawalpindi
West Pakistan
India
West Bengal
Jibannagar
Pachagarh
Comilla
Sylhet
Dinajpur
Balurghat
West Dinajpur
Associated Press Corres
Pondent
Dennis Neeld
Neeld
Calcutta
Indira Gandhi
Mukhti Bahini
East Pakistan Liberation Army
Pecos Man Remains Jailed In Monahans Burglaries
Leandrew Tyson, 24, of Pecos, is still jailed in Monahans Ward County jail on burglary charges tied to Tipton's Men's Shop. Monahans Police Chief Bob Patterson and Capt. Joe Drea escorted Tyson from Pecos after Tipton identified him. Three suits and two car coats were recovered as stolen property. Tyson faces charges in Justice of the Peace D. H. Regan's court with bond set at 5060 dollars. Tyson was a test driver for the Automotive Proving Grounds.
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Leandrew Tyson
Pecos
Ward
Monahans
Tipton
Bob Patterson
Joe Drea
Tyson
Justice of the Peace
D. H. Reagan
C. S. Tipton
Automotive
Pecos Man Allen Jones Wins First Great Turkley Hunt
Pecos resident Allen Jones 2125 Wyoming St won the first Great Turkley Hunt prize from the Pecos Enterprise contest. He chose between a free turkey or ham after spotting a misspelled word in United department store ads and submitting his entry before closing time.
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Pecos
Allen Jones
Wyoming St
Jones
United Department Store
United’s
Hussein names Ahmed Lozi Jordan's new prime minister
King Hussein appoints Ahmed Lozi to head the cabinet after the assassination of Wafsi Tell. The royal decree assigns Lozi a mandate similar to Tell's, and Tell's funeral drew about 3000 mourners in Amman amid Palestinian reactions and regional tensions.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Ahmed Lozi
Wafsi Tell
Lozi
Tell
Cairo
Sheraton
Abdullah Salah
Egypt
Middle East
Monzie Khalifa
Nippier Weather in Forecast Across Texas
A cold front pushed through Texas sparking a strong contrast in temperatures. Highs hit 87 in McAllen while Amarillo recorded 48, with gusts up to 76 mph at Childress. Skies cleared in the east as lows dropped to the 30s, and scattered showers touched the northeast Panhandle.
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Associated Press
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
McAllen
Amarillo
Panhandle
Childress
Red River Valley
Dalhart
Death toll climbs in Texas over Thanksgiving weekend
Fatalities rose to 55 from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight due to a private plane crash seven Fort Collins residents seven on board near Rusk East Texas and a fiery car crash near Del Rio that killed seven. Also multiple road and gun violence deaths across the state, including a Houston pharmacy robbery shooting and other accidents.
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Associated Press
Texas
Fort Collins
Colo
Rusk
Sessions Airport
Sweet Union
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Randle Butler
Advance Gifts
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Fort
Stockton
Enterprise
Evening Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Al-Anon Family Group
Modern Study Club
Federated Parlor
Pecos Rotary Club
Amistad Lions Club
Las Palmas
PTA
South Pecos Hementary School
Pecos Enterprise
Hussein Tabs
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Anwar Sadat
Dov Yvion
State Radio
Emanual C. Boxberger
Frances
Kris
Kathy
William
Robert H. Solley
Gladys
del Rio
Jose Villanueva
San Antonio
Victoria
Frank
Eddie
Sylvia Villanueva
Jose
Mollincade
Carrollton
Clara
Russell Pineda
Rockport
Corpus Christi
Stanley Crockett
Dallas
Crockett
Tyler
James Raiden
Benjamin Wilson
Houston
Jonathan D. Beakley
Wilson
Charles Jackson
Texas 288
Harris County
Doug Faulkner
Wendell
Bill Cowden
Kent
Doug
Wendell Faulkner
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