East Pecos Junior High selects student council officers
After two weeks of campaigning, East Pecos Junior High voted for student council officers on September 28. Only one office winner was named. the rest face a runoff. Lisa Dominguez is vice president, with President Paul Ruiz and Elsa Vasquez running for secretary Patricia Dade Diana Mendoza and Susan Palomino as treasurer Edward Tersero Betty Florez Jo Ann Armendariz among other candidates.
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East Pecos Junior High
Lisa Dominguez
Paul Ruiz
Elsa Vasquez
Patricia Dade
Diana Mendoza
Susan Palomino
Edward Tersero
Betty Florez
Jo Ann Armendariz
Toyah Booster Club Plans Halloween Carnival Oct 27
Community booster club meeting at the school finalized plans for the Halloween Carnival to be held Oct 27 starting about 6:30. LaJean Adams leads the kitchen with chili, pie, drinks. booths, cake walk for juniors, bingo for seniors, spook house, pie throw and new surprises expected.
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Booster Club
LaJean Adams
Exxon president calls for fewer oil controls
Exxon USA president Randall Meyer told the County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas that charges of collusion by major oil firms misstate the energy problem. He urged a positive government climate that stimulates rather than constrains, and said causes lie in national economic and political trends, not contrivance.
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EL Paso
Texas
Randall Meyer
Exxon USA
Meyer
Sioners Association of Texas
Pecos Enterprise Ad Notes Energy Industry Debate
The Pecos Enterprise prints a policy excerpt praising energy industry potential and free market growth. The piece argues for greater resource development, reduced restrictive regulation, and inviting new capital and minds to energy sectors. Includes a statement about national well being tied to energy capability.
SRSU geology professor speaks on Big Bend field study
Dr. Romeo Flores chair of Sul Ross State University geology department will address Big Bend Marathon Basin at West Texas State University at 7 30 p m in Killgore Research Center and later guide an Odessa Midland women’s Desk Derrick Club field trip in the Big Bend on Oct 13. He has chaired Sul Ross geology since 1967 and holds a Ph D from Louisiana State University.
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Alpine
Tex
Romeo Flores
Sul Ross State University
Flores
Desk & Derrick Club
Odessa- Midland
Big Bend
Sul Ross Geology Department
Louisiana State University
Employment programs offer aid and training for region
The Manpower Division of the Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission invites applicants for mainstream and out-of-school employment programs across the Permian Basin including Pecos and Reeves County. The out-of-school program targets 16 and 17 year old high school dropouts. mainstream serves 55 and older. Jobs at $1.60 per hour, 32 to 40 hours weekly, with nonprofit employers. Medical assistance and transportation are provided.
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Permian Basin
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
P.O
Midland Air Terminal
Social Security Disability Q and A Highlights
A collection of Q and A on disability and Medicare rules. Topics include waiting period changes from six to five months for benefits payable after January 1973, requalifying disabled children under 22 when a parent has benefits, continuation of benefits after age 65 with a switch to retirement benefits, and Medicare premium details for disability recipients.
Money boxes emptied at Holiday Inn hotel
A night burglary at the Holiday Inn emptied two drink machines of their money boxes and about 125 dollars in change. The boxes were found later in a trash can and the weeds around the motel with few clues of entry. One suspect was apprehended and merchandise from Gibson's fire sale theft recovered. A separate theft at the old D and H Chevrolet building on E Third street saw two stereos taken. one suspect was held for questioning after a voluntary statement. An auto collision at N Elm street and Avenue F involved Alberto L. Rodriguez and Raymond M. Guebarra. no injuries reported.
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Holiday Inn
Arthur Terry
Butler Smith
Police Department
D and H Chevrolet
E. Third Street
Gibson's Discount Center
Charles Smith
Smith
Pecos
Alberto L. Rodriguez
Raymond M. Guebarra
S. Oak St
N. Elm Street
Mrs Earl Fallis Dies in Alpine at 75
Deaths listed for Mrs Earl Ola May Fallis 75 who died at Brewster Memorial Hospital. Born Feb 17 1898 in Marathon she lived in Alpine area most of life and married Earl Fallis Oct 24 1917 in Alpine. Survivors include widow daughter and several sisters and a brother. Services pending. Also noted are funeral services for John Calvin Davis 78 held Pecos Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Dimmit. born July 25 1895 in Oklahoma, lived in Barstow 13 years. survivors include children and many grandchildren.
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Alpine
Earl
Ola May) Fallis
Brewster Memorial Hospital
Gladys Youngblood
Alberta
Marathon
Earl Fallis
Earleen Welch
Lisle, Ill
Youngblood
Pecos
Gertrudd Miles
Cresson
Lora Dragoo
Jean Gault
Tucson
Ariz
G. E. Martin
John Calvin Davis
Pecos Funeral Home
Dimmit
Pecos Nursing Home
Oklahoma
Barstow
Wayne Davis
Johnny Floyd Davis
Blanchard
Scott Miller
Roswell
N.M
Ervin Ott
Earth
Lewis Rogers
Houston
Buddy Howard
Muleshoe
Braniff to Train Jet Pilots at Connally Airport
Braniff International will join American Airlines in using James Connally Airport in Waco for training commercial jet pilots. Aviation Properties Development, led by Sam Jack McGlasson of Waco, says the Braniff operation will mirror American’s program and aligns with an agreement with the Texas State Technical Institute to upgrade facilities and provide required capital improvements.
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Waco, Tex
Aviation Properties Development Corp
Braniff International
James Connally
Sam Jack McGlasson
Waco
Aviation Properties Development
Braniff
American Airlines
Texas State Technical Institute
Calendar events and local notices from Pyote to New Delhi
A dense calendar lists Cub Scout training at Pyote Community Center Saturday 8 30 a m and various meetings Sunday through Thursday including Scout rounds at Pyote and community centers and club gatherings in Barstow Saragosa and Pecos with a parade note and school board administration at 1302 Park The New Delhi dispatch reports tigers leaving jungles to attack nearby villages due to food shortages and human hunting reducing antelope prey
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Pyote Community Center
Columbus Day Boy Scout Leaders
Pecos
New Delhi
India
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By Veronica Payan
By Alma Castillo
East Pecos
Southern Assembly
Jeff
Diana Gause
Gause
Alma Castillo
Benpie Maldonado
Raul Ruiz
Veronica Payan
Larry Galindo
Danny Fierro
Yolanda Rodriguez
Demetrio Prieto
Alfredo Reyes
Ricardo Lujan
Yidefonso Patino
Joel Baeza
Bobby Mosby
Raul Gonzales
Kathy Salcido
Rosalio Ramirez
Stephanie Ferguson
Hornet
Kim Hawkins
Blanca Zubeldia
Ofelia Gomez
Doug Garman
Pecos Junior High
U.I.L
Ester Marquez
Manuela Nichols
Delma Navarette
Sharon Salcido
Esmerelda Renteria
Rosie Villescas
Toyah
Mrs
Pat Goodnight
Harold Williams
Lou Henson
Altas Nursing Home
Robert Henson
Mountain Park
Richard Henson
Jim Sawyers
John Williams
Cyril, Okla
Fletcher
Max Calk
Gina
Moran
Raymond Goodnight
Gordon Jenkins Jr
Mrs. Jenkins
Maurice Rose
Elkhart, Kan
A.L. Gibson
Toyah Methodist Church
Charles Swift
Charles Edge
Joe Kuhn
Lynn Gibson
Georgia Daniel
Ray
Mond Waight
Tom Strother
J.T. Marsh
Odessa
Pauline Wilson
Mavis Amparan
Lolo Machuca
Monahans
Miguel
Machuca
Joe Machuca
Delia McKee
Ft. Smith, Ark
Gibson's
Exxon
Pecos Enterprise
Buckner News Alliance
S. Cedar St
P. O. Box
Peggy McCracken
Laura Teal
Sidbedorteed
Gary Singleton
Emily Galindo
Carlos Nichols
Joyce Miller
Reeves County
Reeves
Ward
Loving
Associated Press
SRSU
Bay Gia On
Orla Baptist Church
Jack Badgero
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Ben's Spanish Inn
Tops Club
Eagle Booster
Saragosa Hall
Peach
First National Bank
Pecos Savings & Loan Assoc
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