Regional Plan Aims at 1972 Criminal Justice Upgrades
The 17 county Permian Basin area submits a five year plan to Gov Preston Smiths Criminal Justice Council. The 1972 needs total 223000 including 100000 for radio communications and regional law enforcement radio system. Also 35108 for a youth service bureau to aid 150 juveniles and 34391 for regional teletype communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Basin Regional Planning Commission
Preston Smith
Criminal Justice Council
Permian Basin
Council
Police suspect victim was wrong target in San Antonio bomb blast
In San Antonio, police say amusement park operator Henry Ackerman was seriously injured when a bomb exploded in his car. Investigators note Ackerman may not have been the intended victim, suggesting the blast targeted someone else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Henry Ackerman
Agricultural displays set at Pecos Fall Fair and Festival
The Pecos Fall Fair and Festival agricultural division will showcase exhibits from agencies and firms plus a plant specimen display from the Trans-Pecos region. A free water analysis booth at the Agricultural Experiment Station will test total salt content from 7 to 9 nightly, needing about 1/2 cup of water. A blast incident injured a man who lost a leg and had the other limb amputated, with homicide detectives noting possible targeting of a lounge operator and the involvement of two men seen near the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Trans-Pecos
Agricultural Experiment Station
Homicide
Douglas Houseton
Ackerman
City men named for 1970 President's Club Seminar
Mitford M. Johnson and Eddie A. Daniel of Kansas City Life Insurance are invited to the 1970 President's Club Seminar by President Joseph R. Bixby. The event runs October 5 to 8 at the Sands Hotel Las Vegas. Membership honors top producers among 2,800 agents in 41 states and DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitford M. Johnson
Nebraska St
Eddie A. Daniel
Wyoming St
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
Joseph R. Bixby
Sands Hotel
Las Vegas
Nevada
States
District of Columbia
Bo Worsham Elected SWIG Board Member
L G Bo Worsham prominent area farmer elected to the Southwest Irrigation Growers Board of Directors at the 45th SWIG meeting in El Paso. He and his brother W J Worsham run a large farming venture and he serves as director in the Trans Pecos Cotton Association and Pecos Valley Gin Company with sons Robert and Jimmy Involved. His daughter Linda, Mrs Mike Chaddick, teaches in Dallas Public Schools. Moderate cloudiness and mild weather expected with possible showers tonight and Friday. high 70 to 85, low 48 to 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G
Bo) Worsham
Southwest Irrigation Growers
SWIG
el Paso
Worsham
W. J. Worsham
Trans- Pecos Cotton Association
Pecos Valley Gin Company
A. D. Brown
Robert
Jimmy
Linda
Mike Chaddick
Dallas
The
Pecos
Mutscher and aides plead not guilty in Texas stock scandal
Texas House Speaker Gus Mutscher and three associates faced not guilty pleas in state court on bribery charges tied to the stock scandal. Trials set for January. pretrial hearings in December, with jury trial sought by all four defendants amid courtroom exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Gus Mutscher
Texas
Mutscher
Tommy Shannon
Fort Worth
Rush McGinty
John Osorio
Tom Blackwell
Blackwell
Bob Smith
Smith
Maloney
Richard Haynes
Haynes
McGinty and
Shannon
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Nixon to Reveal Next Step Tonight Phase 2 plan outlined for post-freeze economy
President Nixon will address the nation at 7 30 p m to unveil Phase 2 a wage price restraint program tied to productivity with possible cost of living protections. Government sources expect continued CAL controls while labor calls for a review board with a voluntary program and enforcement remains unclear. Senate Finance plans to cut taxes by 15 4 billion over three years as part of Phase 1 while federal raises for workers are delayed to July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
White House
U.S
Cost of Living Council
Organized Labor
Justice Department
Chicago
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Hearing aids bring music to hearing impaired Pecos students
In Bessie Haynes Elementary and Carver Elementary Pecos ISD aid program helps nine children hear music for the first time. Mrs Mary Ann Cravens and volunteers like Evening Lions Club provide devices and therapy, while 16 more children await aids. Donations from a story in the Enterprise and contributions from California to Texas underscore community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Haynes Elementary
Mary Ann Cravens
Pecos Consolidated Independent School District
Evening Lions Club
California
Athough
Cravens
Karen McCorkle
Carver Elementary
Pat Borcherding
Abilene Christian College
Walter Criswell
Pecos Junior High
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Pedro Ruiz de
Fragmento Educacional
Seleccion
EL Valor del Tiempo
Antonio Olmos
Reeves Included
Andrews, Borden,Crane, Dawson, Ector
Gaines
Glasscock
Howard, Loving, Martin
Midland
Reeves, Terrell
Upton
Ward
Winkler
Bo’ Worsham
Frank
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