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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1976

Page

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City Council approves striping plan with exemptions

In a special meeting the City Council authorized the highway department to stripe Pecos streets per the plan, except for a 14 block area merchants oppose changing. Merchants urged keeping Cedar and Third area, while downtown parking issues and past renovations were discussed.

Solons Highway Department Pecos Bob Dean U.S. 285 Bill Pigman Dean Doug Fernandes Jesus Munoz Terry Burns Airlawn J.J. Maxey Third and Cedar Marshall Huffman Paul Coleman Fiori Pigman United Way Prairie Dog Park

Pecos Fall Fair Schedule Shows Parade and Barbecue

All women’s division entries must be in by noon. Food booths open at 4 p.m. Thursday with Mother Goose Parade at 1 p.m. Lambs weighed and classified at 4 p.m. Barbecue contestants begin arriving. Saturday events include barbecue arena, livestock judging at 8:30 a.m., horse show at 9 a.m., food booths open at noon, barbecue judging at 3 p.m. and sales at Posse Barn at 6 p.m. followed by awards and a dance by Leon Ashley and Margie Singleton at Posse Barn.

Posse Barn Leon Ashley Margie Singleton

Freeze warnings blot Panhandle with light snow and cold

Cold high pressure drove into the Texas Panhandle bringing patches of light snow and drizzle as temperatures fell into the 30s. Freeze warnings spanned the area to the South Plains with Amarillo at 34 and Perryton at 30. Forecasters warned of a nonfatal frost but gusty winds and a broader cold front.

Associated Press Texas Panhandle South Plains Amarillo Oklahoma Panhandle Perryton

Weather watch for midweek with rain and cool turn

Wednesday's forecast calls for a high near 90 with an overnight low around 44. A 0.5 inch precipitation chance accompanies mostly cloudy and cooler skies with intermittent light rain or drizzle tonight. Friday should be partly cloudy and warmer.

Help Wanted for Swine Flu Inoculation Drive Saturday

Gene Douglas notes a November volunteer appeal for swine flu inoculation needs. Only 120 of 150 volunteers signed up. New hospital plans include 60 beds with eight semiprivate and remaining private rooms, plus possible luxury VIP rooms. Architect said delays due to Pecos concrete finishers. pay around seven dollars hourly for skilled labor. Frank Perea questions private room insurance, while others defend coverage. Also a public forum on racial politics with mixed views on Mexican American unity and representation.

Gene Douglas Ahey UMAC Frank Perea Frank

Drug crackdown nets 230 since midnight

In Dallas AP report federal agents arrested 58 people since Wednesday night as part of a national crackdown on Mexican heroin traffic. Ed Heath of the DEA said over 230 nationwide have been taken into custody since midnight, with more than 615 pounds of heroin seized since May 1. San Antonio is cited as the Texas distribution point.

Jerry Swain Penny Dean Pigman Swaim David Hinz Dallas South Texas Edward Heath The Drug Enforcement Administration United States Heath San Antonio Texas

Museum Trustees to Elect Officers Tonight

Trustees gather in the old saloon at 7 p.m. to elect officers for 1976 77. Seven trustees will be chosen, Keith Camp will present the treasurer report, and the president and curator will review activities from the past year.

Keith Camp

Scalpers Target Cotton Bowl Texas OU as Ticket Law Repealed

In Dallas AP reports that scalpers may flood the sold out Cotton Bowl for the Texas Oklahoma game after Texas repealed its ticket scalping law. Dallas City Attorney Lee Holt says there are no legal tools to curb scalping and citizens should be cautious. Assistant District Attorney Robert Maxfield notes the city had no ordinance and the statute is no longer in force. Advertisers offered tickets from 30 to 100 dollars for normally ten dollar tickets.

Dallas Texas Lee Holt Holt Robert Maxfield

Swine flu vaccine expected in Pecos in November

The swine flu vaccine is due to arrive in Pecos in early November and will be available at a mass clinic on a Saturday and in private doctors offices. Children under 18 are not admitted to the mass clinic, but chronically ill patients may obtain the vaccine from their doctor. Adults with chronic disease should bring a doctor issued slip to receive the bivalent vaccine at the clinic, as it differs from the monovalent vaccine given to healthy adults.

Pigman Dean Cedar Street Umac Pecos Health Department

El Condor claims bombing of Cuban DC8 crash

Bridgetown Barba dos AP investigators sift debris from a downed Cuban DC8 that exploded and crashed into the Caribbean Sea killing 78 aboard. A caller claiming El Condor said the bomb caused the blast to mark the Cuban revolution anniversary. No survivors found. searchers pursue wreckage and the black box.

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