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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1973

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Woman mechanic at Robinson Chevrolet Buick holds own in shop

Jean Hart joined her husband as an employee at Robinson Chevrolet Buick, hired by service manager Larry Green to assist in the shop. She handles washes greases engine work parts runs and shop cleaning while her son Calvin Greene has also worked for Green. Green notes a behavioral shift among male workers since her hiring and praises her skill.

Jean Hart Robinson Chevrolet Buick Larry Green Jean Hart Larry McCamey Brown Motor Company Jean Ocasion Calvin Greene Green Autenmann Ed Robinson M. L. Hart

Middle East battle widens as Arab nations join Israeli conflict

Iraq and Jordan mobilize forces as the five day war escalates. Soviet transport planes ship large military tonnages to Egypt and Syria while Damascus reports Israeli strikes on Damascus airport and other strategic targets. Israeli jets strike naval bases and ports, claim many downed Syrian aircraft, and hit civilian sites as ground fighting slows on the Golan Heights and Sinai.

Israel Damascus Iraq Jordan Washington U.S. Defense Department Soviet Union Egypt Syria Israali Homs Mediterranean Tel Aviv Golan Heights Defense Ministry Sinai Penisula Suez Canal Beirut An Nahar Sinai Minat el-Bayda Latakia Tartus Cairo Khusna Abu Hammad Nile Delta Alexandria Sinai Desert

Nixon Says US Plays Responsible Role in Mideast Peace

President Nixon spoke of the United States seeking a fair, responsible role in mediating the dangerous Middle East crisis. Congressional leaders endorsed the administration’s peace efforts after a White House meeting, with no rush to a specific path or timetable. He tied the region’s oil to energy policy, urging faster energy research and development.

Washington Nixon United States Middle East White House Senate Mike Mansfield U.S Henry Kissinger Mansfield Mideast Zaire Europe Japan

Rash of city wrecks ties up patrols this week

A string of auto accidents kept city police busy on Monday and Tuesday with six crashes reported. Victims include Michael John Roberts and Ruben D. Gillespie at Cedar and Third streets, Sherry Arlene Liles and James C. Moore in a grocery lot, Dal Weldon Snyder and Kenneth Martin Durham at Hackberry and Monroe, David G. Levario and Eladio T. Salgado at Sixth and Almond, Frank L. McAnally on Lincoln Street, and Peter J. Rodriquez colliding with two parked cars on Mesquite. One fire response followed a Lincoln Street rollover. Police cited several drivers for failure to yield right of way or other violations.

Michael John Roberts Glendale Calif Ruben D. Gillespie Adams St Roberts Cedar Street Gillespie Third Street Sherry Arlene Liles W. Fighth St James C. Moore Space 22 Tra-Park Liles Moore Auto Hackberry Monroe Dal Weldon Snyder Cayanosa Kenneth Martin Durham Pecos Snyder Sixth and Almond Streets David G. Levario S. Mesquite St Eladio T. Salgado Mesquite Street Saul Roquemore Peter J. Rodriquez

Agnew Resigns As Vice President Says Aide

AP bulletin reports Vice President Spiro T. Agnew resigned on Wednesday, according to his secretary. The disclosure ends his tenure in the nation’s second highest office amid ongoing political controversy.

Optimist Club Bus Heads to Friday Football Game

The Evening Optimist Club will drive its bus to the football game Friday. Free rides for up to 50 people are on a first come basis. Meet at the east side of the courthouse at 5 p.m. Children under 17 require a parental note. The bus departs Odessa immediately after the game.

Optimist S P.m Odessa

Reeves County Hospital board approves no action on insurance

Reeves County Hospital’s board of managers discussed September statistics showing a daily patient rate of 10.3 and a $9,000 operating deficit. Administrator Pauline Drew warned that prospects for hiring more registered nurses are slim and Medicare approval could be withdrawn unless staff is secured. Bids for a required fire alarm system were tabled pending Medicare status notification.

Reeves County Hospital Pauline Drew Medicare Neff Blue Cross

Reeves County grand jury returns ten indictments

The Reeves County grand jury returned 10 indictments against nine persons and one no bill after meeting Friday. Edsel V. Heslip received two indictments for escape from custody and assault to rob, with bonds set at 10,000 each. Ronald D. Smith and Roberto Acosta faced separate charges for escape and destruction of property with bonds 1,500 and 500 respectively. Five additional indictments for swindling by worthless checks were issued, with one theft over 50 for removing items from a rent house. Several cases were not served or postponed due to absent officials. Judge Sherrill presided in the absence of other judges.

Reeves County Edsel V. Heslip W.P Dan Daniel Heslip Ector County Ward County Ronald D. Smith Smith Roberto Acosta Acosta Hilda Henry Walter Holcomb Larry Fuller Charles Sherrill Fort Stockton J. H. Starley Pecos

Women’s Division Sets Rules for Fall Fairs Entries

The Women’s Division of the Fall Fairs sponsored by the Rebekah Lodge seeks merit based entries. Inspection may accept or reject, ribbons awarded to top three in each division. Canned foods must be in jars with standard screw caps. Groups cover canned fruit vegetables jams jellies and preserves pickles relishes. Clothing and textiles must be exhibitor made since Nov 1 1972. Groups include quilts spreads crocheted articles linens clothing by youth adults knitted items. Class 3 handicrafts china painting ceramics and hobbies. Class 4 foods for youth and adults. No entry fee. Entries in place by 9 am Thursday and at the fair barn by 6 pm today. Class 4 entries must be in place by 10 am Thursday and stay until 8 pm Saturday. Youth defined as under 19 and still in school. adults 19 or older. Judges’ decisions final. division not responsible for loss or damage.

Rebekah Lodge Thursay

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