Reeves County approves County Court at Law with Glover as judge
Reeves County commissioners activate the County Court at Law effective Nov 1 and appoint D H Glover as judge at 28000 salary plus expense. W O Pigman is named county judge at 14520 salary plus 2400 expense. Glover will serve until the 1978 general election for a four year term. The court shares civil and family duties with district court and oversees eminent domain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves County
D.H. Glover
W.O. Pigman
Pecos
Dale Toone
Marcos Martinez
Commissioner’s Court
Glover
Lee Green
District Court
Bickley
W.O
Bill’’ Pigman
West Texas Cooperative Oil Mill reports 1.38 million net for year
Stockholders in the West Texas Cooperative Oil Mill at Pecos heard of 1,378,585 dollars in net savings after tax for an eleven month period ending July 31, 1977. The first annual meeting drew about 200 stockholders and guests. Total sales reached 9,346,653 dollars with 46 percent from cottonseed oil and 44 percent from meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas Cooperative Oil Mill
Pecos
Hull
Linters
Postal Service predicts slower stamp rate rise as mail grows
A five year forecast by the Postal Service says mail volume will rise to about 100 billion pieces by fiscal 1981. Higher use will create a 282 million dollar surplus next year, then deficits of 391 million in 1980 and 1.4 billion the following year, with rate increases likely by 1980 or 1981 to cover deficits.
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Jeffrey Mills
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Postal Service
Benjamin Bailor
Pecos oil worker John C Stevens retires after 20 years
John C Stevens, a Texaco Inc. long time oil worker, retires from the Producing Department Central U S Midland Division Gas Department in Pecos effective Oct 1. A native of Prentiss Kentucky he began as a roustabout in 1957 at Electra Texas and held several operator posts at Electra Pecos and Revco plants. He attends Calvary Baptist Church.
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John C. Stevens
Texaco
Central U.S
Midland Division
Texaco Inc
Pecos
R.V. Shoemaker
Stevens
Prentiss
Kentucky
Morgantown
Electra
Texas
Lockridge
Revco Gas Treating
Calvary Baptist Church
Tower's revival reshapes Texas political landscape
Senator John Tower reports improved standing in Texas as he money-raises for a likely 1978 re election. He credits Reagan support and a favorable stance on natural gas deregulation while opposing Panama Canal treaties and illegal alien penalties. A weather/ cattle report follows in the same digest.
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Robert B. Cullen
Associated Press
Washington
John Tower
Tower
Texas
Gerald R. Ford
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Bob Krueger
Krueger
Lilla
Senate
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
Chance
South
Carter
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Pritchard and Abbott
Odessa
James Rapier
Commissioners
Adan Garcia
Ben Matta
Saragoza
Toyah
Orla
S.B. 411
West Texas Cooperative
William R. Bickley
Bena Stickels of Pecos
American Heart Association
Shawn
Jesse Orona
Barbara Elrod
Eva Levario
Lions Club
Robert Hinojos
Bonham
Sam Rayburn
John C. Stevens Jr
Graham
James R. Stevens
William L. Stevens
Booker
Texas Panhandle
National Weather Service
Panhandle
Dallas-Fort Worth
Longview
Midland
Dalhart
Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
Amarillo
Texarkana
San Antonio
Lufkin
Corpus Christi
del Rio
San Angelo
el Paso
Lubbock
Austin
Agriculture
Reagan V. Brown
Brown
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