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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1976

Page

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Hart starts home dialysis with wife assistance in Pecos

Calvin Hart 22 will use a kidney machine three days a week for five hours at home with wife Denise as nurse. The unit, costing 2800 dollars and leased from a Dallas firm, saves about 20000 yearly versus hospital treatment. Hart trained for a year and now practices cleaning and operation with hospital and National Kidney Foundation guidance.

Gene Douglas Calvin Hart Denise National Kidney Foundation Medicare Hart Dallas Odessa Calvin Medical Center Hospital Lucille Mauldin Pecos Enterprise Vance Kelley Kelley

Real World Musings and Political Playground Notes

Glen Sarum, Fort Stockton's ace reporter, visits our office as the Fort Stockton paper prints. A poetic note about reality compares Montana and Wisconsin and hints at broader truths while Avalon is mentioned. A column discusses United Way gifts, payroll deductions, and the idea of a fair share. The piece rails at political tactics, door knocking, and evasive stances, noting candidates dodge specifics until Washington.

Gene Douglas Glen Sarum Fort Stockton Montana Wisconsin Loman United Way

Pecos man dies after shooting two women then self

In east Pecos early Thursday evening Manuel Catano, 64, shot two women near Fifth and Mulberry, then drove four blocks and killed himself with a shotgun blast. Ramona Garcia, 51, was wounded and taken to Memorial hospital, later Odessa Medical Center, in satisfactory condition. Angelina Martinez’s details were not given. Police found Catano at First and Mulberry, slumped in his car, after two victims were reported.

Pecos East Pecos Manuel Catano Catano First Mulberry Charles Smith Ramona Garcia Pine Sr Angelina Martinez Fifth Garcia Martinez Memorial Hospital Odessa Medical Center la Despidida Mulberry Street

Salvation Army aids Pecos families in need

United Way partner Salvation Army serves Pecos by authorizing funds for shoes and clothes, food, or summer camp for local families and children facing private disasters. Bobby Bell of Security State Bank heads the unit, noting the group’s 80 year Texas history and mission driven by care.

Salvation Army Bobby Bell Security State Bank Pecos Bell Army Hoblitzelle Waxahachie The United Way the Salvation

Senate filibuster threatens clean air bill

Washington AP Senate filibuster threatens to kill a clean air bill as Congress nears adjournment. Sen Jake Garn vows to talk all day to prevent a vote on auto industry emission standards extension. House to vote on grain standards and possible expulsion resolution amid bribery conviction. Revenue sharing bill override tied to jobs measures. Ford to sign both public works and state local jobs plans.

Washington Senate Congress Jake Garn Utah House Charles Wiggins R-Calif Andrew Hinshaw Hinshaw Ford Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare

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Machine Royce Ashcraft Texas Department of Health Resources Texas Highway Patrol Samuel Kountz Kountz Kouitz Mary United Way At Work Becky Spencer Liz Fashions West 3Rd
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