Oil production up eighth straight month in Texas
AUSTIN AP The Texas Railroad Commission ordered wide open oil production for the eighth month in a row as chairman Byron Tunnell urged federal policy shifts to spur exploration amid an energy shortage. Other items note a wheat sale probe call for a Senate inquiry, a search for a missing telegraph employee, Amtrak Mexico service prospect, curfew in Santiago, Nixon historic landmark ceremony, Park’s martial law pledge and a Crystal City police resignations amid Raza Unida tensions.
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Tunnell
Oklahoma City
U.S
Russia
Senate
Justice Department
Congress
Santa FI
N.M
New Mexico
West Texas
Amador Saliz
Saliz
Crystal City
Tex
Raza Unida Paty
Albert Sanchez
Jose Angel Gutierrez
Raza Unidn
Texas
FIII jet lost over Saigon in early Tuesday strike
An F111 fighter-bomber was reported lost during a strike on North Vietnam while swing-wing jets continued attacks in the Hanoi corridor. It marks the second loss since testing resumed last month after the plane's return to service. A Sept. 28 loss led to a six day withdrawal for tests and evaluation. Avesper service at Tyler Junior College opens the 35th Texas Rose Festival, titled Roses of the Rubaiyat, at the Garden Center Building.
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North Vietnam
Hanoi
Tyler, Tex
Tyler Junior College
Garden Center
Balmorhea Gathers for Christmas Bazaar and Local Events
Madera Valley Young Homemakers announce a Christmas Bazaar and Art Show on Saturday December 2 at the Well Kept Community Club House Balmorhea with gift articles and art for sale and a bake sale. Jr High Balmorhea team travels to Sanderson October 19 for a 7:30 p m game while varsity hosts Wink October 27 at 7:30. Junior varsity plays Pecos October 19 at 7:30. Southern School Assembly featuring Fay and Fay jugglers set for 8:50 am October 19. Madera Valley Lions Club discusses new projects including benches lettering and enclosing the announcers stand. Home Economcis group meets with 14 members and a guest, elects officers for 1972-73 and plans trophy cases and playground equipment. C W Towler of Pecos presents reading material program for children. Refreshments served.
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Balmorhea
Sanderson
Pecos
Barron Moore
Lee Rent
Grady Ralph Poe Jr
Johnnie Kingston
Sam Sikes
Sul Ross State Homecoming Events Planned in Alpine
Sul Ross State University will mark Homecoming Friday and Saturday October 20 and 21 with a Miss Sully tribute to SA Leo mascot. Activities include a 6 p.m reception at Highland Motor Inn, a 7 30 p.m pep rally bonfire, ex-students board meeting, Saturday open house for the Graphic Arts Building, ex-students registration at 9 a.m., a 10 20 a.m. business session, a 1 p.m. homecoming parade, football vs McMurry at 3 p.m., halftime queen presentation, a 6 p.m. exes barbecue, a 3 p.m. dance at Bill's Barn with Willie Nelson and Darrell McCall, and a Sunday breakfast closing event.
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Tex
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Sully
SA Leo
Ron Stovall
Ex-Students Association
Highland Motor Inn
Graphic Arts
Bull Sprinkle
Stovall
Sul Ross
Norman L. McNeil
Richard Harvey
West Holland Avenue
Pecos Enterprise Subscription Rates Listed for Reeves County
The Pecos Enterprise publishes pricing for mailed subscriptions in Reeves County with six month and yearly options. Rates are shown for in county and all other mail, with advance payment required. The address and box number are noted for subscriptions and mailing handling.
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Cedar St
Pecos
Texas
P.O
Reeves County
Ecos
Marriage Licenses and Hospital News Report
The Record notes marriages October 10 for Jose Luis Gomez and Maria Velasquez of different New Mexico towns. On October 17 two births are listed and a hospital admission, with Patsy Galindo and baby, and Natividad Gonzales dismissed. A stabbing at 10 p.m. at 717 East 13th Street sent Lillie Mae Bailey to Memorial Hospital. witness accounts allege a fight with Henry Bailey leading to a pocket knife wound and Lillie Mae Bailey’s arrest on drunkenness charges.
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Dolores Navarette
Charlene McAnally
Elisio Calderon
Patsy Galindo
Natividad Gonzales
Asuncion Navarette
E. Ninth St
East 13Th St
Lillie Mae Bailey
13Th St
Pecos Ambulance Service
Memorial Hospital
Bailey
Henry Bailey
11Th St
City
Kissinger Arrives in Saigon for Vietnam Pact Review
President adviser Henry Kissinger lands in Saigon for a high level review of military and political matters in Vietnam and to push Paris negotiations. He flies from Paris after a secret meeting with North Vietnam. Abrams Weyand Bunker and Thieu aides join in talks shaping a ceasefire and prisoner releases while Thieu resists a coalition government.
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Creighton W. Abrams
Army
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U.S
Vietnam
Nguyen Phu Duc
Nguyen van Thieu
Tran Kim Phuong
Washington
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Bunker
Abrams
Paris
Kissinger
Frederick C. Weywind
U. S
John W. Voz
7Th Air Force
North Vietnam
Thieu
Rig count drops past two weeks in two-state area
A weekly survey by Reed Drilling Equipment notes a slight decrease in active rigs across the two-state region over the past two weeks, signaling a modest pullback in oilfield activity and rig utilization. The report expands on regional drilling trends and market conditions affecting operators.
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Winter feed supplies up and crop gains boost output
Agriculture Department data show Oct 1 corn at 5.27 billion bushels, soybeans over 1.3 billion, sorghum at 868 million, and cotton at 13.7 million bales, lifting the all crops index to 112 of the 1967 base. The higher feed supply aims to moderate prices and support expanding hog and cattle operations, with total feed grain at 193.5 million tons and wheat at 1.56 million bushels. Exploration in the Permian Basin region notes drilling activity changes across districts and counties, including Midland Pecos and Ward Counties in Texas and neighboring New Mexico.
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Great Plains
Texas
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Pecos County
Ward County
Martin County
Lea County
Eddy County
Workshop set for Nursing Homes in Odessa 1972
The Texas Nursing Home Association and Texas League for Nursing with the University of Texas at Austin announce a two day workshop for Nursing Home Administrators and nursing staff October 28 and 29 1972 at the Inn of the Golden West in Odessa Texas. The program titled Because Were All In This Together covers administrator staff communication and interpersonal relations and carries 14 hours of continuing education.
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Texas League For Nursing
University of Texas At Austin
Inn of the Golden West Hotel
Odessa
Texas
Texas Licensure Board For
Nursing Home Administrators
Richard Ermalinski
Veterans Hospital
Houston
Quentin E. Dinardio
Nursing
TNHA
American Nursing Home Association
Texas oil allowable kept at 100 percent for November
The Texas Railroad Commission kept the statewide oil allowable at 100 percent for November marking the eighth straight month of full production. Major buyers requested 3,753,055 barrels daily, down from the record prior month, with 11 of 15 major purchasers keeping the same amount as October and four lowering intake.
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Texas
East Texas
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Tom O’connor
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Commission
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Tunnell
Washington
Deaths Services for Lillie Morene Lott in Fort Worth
Deaths services for Lillie Morene Lott 75 Fort Worth scheduled for 9 30 a m Thursday at Cornell Baptist Church with graveside services at 4 p m in Garden of Memories Cemetery Kerrville under the direction of Harrison and Cole Funeral Home Fort Worth. She died Tuesday in a Fort Worth hospital born August 23 1897 in Llano survivors include one son Jimmie D Herrington Fort Worth one daughter Dorothy H Card El Paso two sisters Mrs Felix Fred Morton and Mrs Wesley Frazier Sweetwater
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Fort Worth
Cornell Baptist Church
Garden of Memories
Kerrville
Harrison and Cole Funeral Home
Lott
Elmer Herrington
Llano
Jimmie D. Herrington
Dorothy H. Card
el Paso
Felix Fred
Morton
Wesley Frazier
Sweetwater
Stock prices rise on hopes of Vietnam peace
NEW YORK AP stock prices climbed on hopes of a Vietnam peace settlement. The Dow Jones 30 rose 9.33 points to 935.81 at 11 am amid renewed peace talks as Henry Kissinger returned to Paris and prepared trips to Saigon for talks with South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu. The Dow had earlier gained over four points after the White House announced Kissinger's plan, ending a four day slump.
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Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
Paris
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
White House
Kissinger
Spray On Sunshine Aids British Gardeners Next Spring
Britain may get spray on sunshine to help ripen tomatoes and redden apples. The aerosol cylinder product from Yorkshire claims a couple of whiffs equals a week of warm sun.
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Bradford
England
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Yorkshire
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