Senate set to debate ERA adjournment and tax cut plan
The Senate agenda for what could be the penultimate week of the 95th Congress centers on extending time for the Equal Rights Amendment and approving a tax cut for certain Americans. Both issues have passed the House, with the tax cut likely to return there for action.
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Senate
House
Carter
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Humphrey Hawkins
Jake Garn
Utah
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Byrd
Building for denim plant in Pecos eyed for 400 workers
An 18,000 square foot Pecos building now available for lease is marketed to prospects statewide. Jim Livingston of the Pecos Chamber of Commerce disclosed plans after a joint Texas Industrial Commission and Community Public Service Co. meeting arranged by Maxie Davie. The plant, in operation nearly 12 years, employs about 180 and could reach 400 in Pecos, with Haywood Co. selling all or part of machinery as they consolidate.相关阅读
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Pecos
Jim Livingston
Pecos Chamber of Commerce
Maxie Davie
Community Public Service Co
Fort Worth
Texas Industrial Commission
Haywood Co
Pecos Garment Co
Livingston
Davie
W. 6Th
Texas
County leaders mobilize disaster relief for flood victims
Reeves County Judge W O Pigman and Pecos Mayor W R Bickley announce immediate steps for flood relief. Richard Buckland, DES liaison, arrives. residents should contact Mike Mallet or S B Hunt for aid forms. Jess Ward of DES to visit and assess damages.
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Reeves County
W.O
Bill’ Pigman
W.R. ‘Bob’’ Bickley
Pecos
Pigman
Department of Public Safety
Austin
Richard Buckland
Buckland
Mike Mallet
S.B. Hunt
City Recreation
Jim Edwards
Hunt
Jess Ward
Disaster Emergency Services
Ward
Mallet
Matta Wins Pecos Enterprise Football Contest Share
Tony Matta of Pecos wins $15 in the Pecos Enterprise weekly football contest after finishing just ahead of Johnny Diehl. Matta and Diehl both missed three games, with tie-breaker scores in the Irvin game. The contest lists 165 entries and notes upcoming Tuesday’s page offering a $15 prize for best score and $100 for a perfect score.
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E. 9Th Street
Pecos
Matta
Johnny Diehl
S. Hickory
Diehl
el Paso Irvin
Enterprise
Texas
Texas Tech
Odessa
Ector
Laredo
Green Bay
Detorit
Ft. Stockton
Kermit
Ft. Davis
Presidio
Ft. Hancock
Balmorhea
Snyder
Andrews
Atlanta
New York Giants
Sanderson
Wink
Monahasa
T.B. Villaloboz
Tommy Rey
Teodoro Fuentez
Eugene Aguilar, Jr
Carole Jackson
Elfida Hendricks
Paul Matta
Robbie Wharton
Ramona Ortega
Andy Contreras
Monroe Gordon
June Sharp
Alex Garcia
Rey Guerrero
Scott Schmidt
Angie Garcia
Javier Ramirez
Jim McKinney
Jaime Herrera
Jeffery Baeza
Gretchen Hess
James Ornelas
Darin Dingler
J. Canon
Steve Rodriguez
Pete Garcia
Norma Matta
Rosa Sabia
Johnny Gomez
Pecos High School announces Homecoming candidates for 1978
The Pecos High School senior class nominates Leslie Cassell and Kathy Salcido as homecoming candidates. Junior candidate is Kelly Peer. Lori Salcido is elected sophomore princess. Freshmen will elect a princess. Queen crowned at Friday's halftime, exes tea, pep rally, and parade follow. Junior chili supper set 5 to 8 p.m.
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Kelly Peer
Tommy Peer
Lori Salcido
Alex Salcido
PHS
Pecos
Leslie Cassell
Kathy Salcido
Kathy Peer
Pecos High School
Eagles
Alpine
Robert Hinojos
FTC probes bill collectors under new restraint law
The Federal Trade Commission launched an inquiry into whether bill collectors violate a new law banning threats impersonating police and harassing calls. It seeks consumer reports on abuses and reviews loopholes affecting third party collectors and exempted creditors.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Lewis Goldfarb
Congress
Weather outlook for West Texas and Panhandle regions
Partly cloudy through Tuesday with cooler temperatures across the Panhandle today and tonight. Highs today reach the upper 70s to near 90 in Big Bend with lows tonight from the mid 40s to around 60 in the extreme north and mountains to the southeast. Highs Tuesday range from the upper 60s in the north to the mid 80s in Big Bend.
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West Texas
Panhandle
Big Bend
Hill calls Dallas News probe allegations totally false
Texas Attorney General John Hill denied published reports that he refused to investigate Webb County corruption in 1976. He held a Capitol press conference with Webb County officials and presented a grand jury report praising the investigation while denying the Dallas News story and its quoted statements by Joe Guerra. The event touched on endorsements in the governor race as Hill declined comment on the Dallas News backing.
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Austin. Texas
John Hill
Webb County
Hill
Dallas News
Joe M. Guerra
Laredo
Guerra
Webb County Road and Bridge Fund
Capitol
Texas
Ramiro Martinez
Charles R. Borchers
Ray Bravenec
Organized Crime Division
Grand Jury
Borchers
Brevenac
Martinez
Bill Clements
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