Vocational training facilities planned for Pecos High School
Pecos schools Superintendent Ray Whitley announced two new vocational training buildings at Pecos High School campus will be finished by February 1973. The $1,256,000 project adds six classrooms and a full restaurant setup for home economics and CVAE, plus workshops for agriculture, auto, metal, electrical, and building trades. Cooper Construction of Odessa built the structures designed by Covington Shelton and Taylor.
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Pecos Schools
Ray Whitley
Pecos High School
Whitley
CVAE
Whitley Con
Covington, Shelton and Taylor
Cooper Construction Company of
Odessa
Texas special session swells to 27 topics under Gov Smith
Governor Preston Smith expands the Texas special session agenda to 27 topics, adding 16 more items and provoking friction in the Legislature. Insurance official Larry Teaver criticizes industry influence over rate setting and urges a move to competitive rates to curb a claimed $165 million yearly excess in auto and homeowner premiums.
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Ike”’ Harris
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Rotary Club seeks students for exchange program
The Pecos Rotary District 552 invites applications for the 1972 73 Youth Exchange Program. Boys and girls aged 16 18, top one third in class, must be in good health. Parents cover travel and costs. Contact Bill Moss Pecos Rotary secretary or Dalton Moseley Pecos High School assistant principal for blanks and responsibility statements. District 552 has sent 21 students abroad this year with exchanges to Germany Norway Denmark France Bolivia Venezuela Brazil Argentina Japan Philippines New Zealand Australia and South Africa for 10 months.
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Bill Moss
Pecos Rotary Club
Dalton Moseley
Pecos High School
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Moseley
Terry Hubbs
Joy Ferguson
Rotary
Germany
Norway
Denmark
France
Boliva
Venezuela
Brazil
Argentina
Japan
Philippines
New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
Mild autumn weather persists across Texas panhandle to coast
The pattern stays mild and dry with a stalled cool front breaking up across the Panhandle. Tuesday saw highs around 88 and a late-night low near 56 as showers grazed the Gulf east of Corpus Christi and south of Galveston. Daybreak temps ranged from 51 in Dalhart to 71 at Corpus Christi, while afternoon highs reached 90 in Alice, El Paso and McAllen.
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Western Auto Store Celebrates First Birthday in Pecos
Western Auto Associate Store at 337 S Oak St Pecos marks its first anniversary with cake and drinks for customers. Owner Bill Norton and his wife recently bought the business. The Pecos store, part of a 4000 plus dealer network, offers 17000 household items including tires TVs and bicycles. Mike Lara, 25, is the store manager.
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Bill Norton
Western Auto
S.oak St
Pecos
Mike Lara
AAUW to discuss ethics Thursday in Pecos
The American Association of University Women will hold its second meeting of the year Thursday at 7 30 p m at the federated parlor in downtown Pecos. Members and interested parties are invited to join buzz session groups led by Mrs Irene Turk. The program covers ethics for the biological revolution including abortion population control and euthanasia. Refreshments served by Mrs Thelma Northcutt and Mrs Mary Coffey.
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American Association of University Women
Pecos
Irene Turk
AAUW
Thelma Northcutt
Mary Coffey
Toyah Dads UK phone hike at City Council meeting
West Texas Telephone Co. gained a local rate increase request approved by Toyah City Council to raise business one party lines by 1 dollar and other lines by 50 cents. Ron Killion cited 1962 rates, service quality goals, and Economic Stabilization Act compliance, with an effective date to be set on the billing cycle. The meeting included Mayor Kenneth Scott and council members. A separate Fort Morgan report notes Elaine Greene, 31, was arrested for drunken driving after riding a horse through a bar scene.
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West Texas Telephone Co
Ron Killion
Telephone Company
Killion
Kenneth Scott
Jack Burchard
Harold Williams
Frank Martinez
Ray Talamantez
Elba Gibson
Dwi
Fort Morgan
Colo
Elaine Greene
Pecos Territory Cotton Harvest Under Way
L L Wells of the USDA Pecos Classing Office reports class cards issued for 549 upland samples through September. No Pima yet. Readings fall in the premium range 3.5 to 4.9. Predominant grade Strict Low Middling 41 at 42 percent. Middling Light Spotted 32 at 23 percent. Strict Low Middling Light Spotted 42 at 21 percent. Middling 31 at 14 percent. Staple lengths 76 percent Staple 34, 25 percent Staple 35, 1 percent Staple 37. Early fiber strength 80 000 psi on the Pressley zero gage.
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Pecos
L. L. Wells
USDA
Mike
Nixon daughter visits Guadalupe Mountains and Carlsbad Caverns
Julie Nixon Eisenhower accompanied by Park Rangers James Todd and Robert De Vine toured Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Carlsbad New Mexico. She viewed Carlsbad Caverns and entered the Big Room on Friday September 29. The party praised the caverns vast size and beauty. The Eisenhowers reside in Atlantic Beach Florida while David tours as Lieutenant JG aboard the guided missile cruiser USS Albany with the Atlantic fleet in Mayport Florida.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Carlsbad Caverns
James Todd
Robert de Vine
Eisenhower
Nixon
Dwight David Eisenhower II
Eisenhowers
Atlantic Beach
Florida
David
U.S. Navy
J.G
Albany
U.S. Atlantic Fleet
Mayport
Pecos Band Boosters to start cake sale Saturday
Pecos Eagle Band Boosters voted in special session Monday night to sell fruit cakes as a fund raising project. Members meet at the high school home ec room Saturday to cut samples for orders door to door and in business places. Cakes feature fruits and nut meats with simple batter. Prices range 3.90 to 9.45 with 2 to 5 pound sizes. Proceeds fund band programs in Pecos High School and junior highs.
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Wanda Passmore
Robbie McNeil
Pecos
Pecos Eagle Band
Bill Pigman
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