Pecos High School Homecoming Tea Draws Large Alumni Turnout
Pecos High School celebrated homecoming with a tea and pep rally in a newer vocational building. Some 102 alumni signed the guest register, spanning classes from 1919 to 1975, mingling with today’s students. Miss Mary Jane Lopez was crowned queen, with Valerie Hernandez as escort for the crown. Dean David Dutchover praised the event as one of the best in years, noting the inviting facilities encouraged future teas.
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Pecos High School
Torm
PHS
Estelle Clinton
Pecos
Rela Bessent
Zorene Todd Thompson
Anna Goodrich
Frank Joplin
Eagle Gym
Eagle
Andrews
Crockett and
Zavala
Mary Jane Lopez
Pedro Lopez
Miss Lopez
Gwen Thigpen
Terry Salcido
Liz Guerrero
Kathy Salcido
Rotary Field
Mike Quezada
Randy Reynolds
Valerie Hernandez
Robert Hernandez
David Dutchover
Dutchover
Pecos-Andrews
Robin Harris
Teachers of America
Charlie Weinacht
Paul Chandler
FTA
US Soviet grain and oil deal cleared in Moscow talks
United States and Soviet Union reach terms for long range grain sales and Soviet oil supply. Five year cash deal envisages 6–10 million tons of wheat and corn annually with later oil settlements to avoid undercutting OPEC. White House declines comment as USDA notes no new Russia sales.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Charles W. Robinson
Moscow
Bismark
N.D
Mark Andrews
Andrews
U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
White House
Ron Nessen
Russia
Nessen
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Robinson
Israel
Europe
Cowboy Fever and Film Ratings Stir Texan Sentiment
A column contrasts Cowboy fans obsession with Dallas games and Sunday rituals with a review of the film Mandingo and praises boxing coach Fred Martin. The piece notes strong local devotion from El Paso to Dalhart, the impact of game scores on mood, and Monday quarterback clubs.
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Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
el Paso
Texarkana
del Rio
Dalhart
Tom Landry
Fragmentary text on a New York area address and street code
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a location in New York City with a ZIP code 10054 and a street address near East 43rd Street. No clear events, names, or actions are readable. The snippet lacks coherent facts to summarize a specific news item.
Debating Texas constitution aims and old vs new
Questions arise over the purpose of a state constitution as Manuel DeBusk and W Page Keeton argue on whether Texas should protect citizens from government or provide structure for wise decisions. They discuss the proposed 1970s era constitution and potential shifts to a full time legislature.
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Austin, Tex
Texas
Manuel DeBusk
Dallas County Democratic Party
W. Page Keeton
University of Texas School of Law
Keeton
DeBusk
Congress
Man homicide at Philadelphia home ends in child death
In Southwest Philadelphia a man, Joseph Mauro, fled with his 7 year old daughter Ann after shots rang out outside his home. Edward Kivlin and four friends face first-degree murder charges as investigators seek motive tied to a bar fight dispute. Neighbors recall Mauro as a devoted father, while Ann died en route to Fitz gerald Mercy Hospital.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Mauro
Ann
Carol
Southwest
Warlocks Motorcycle Club
Edward ‘Ace’’ Kivlin
Yeadon
Mauro
Kilvin
Darby Borough
Paul Coleman
Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital
Rosemary Capello
Nina
Blood drive invites Pecos to give life through blood
Pecos residents will donate blood when Blood Services of El Paso brings their bloodmobile for one day. From 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. the van will be at 1302 S Park St. The Evening Lions club sponsors the drive aiming to exceed the 19 pints collected on prior Pecos trips. Appointments can be made by calling Otis Mawhiney at 5-5431.
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Pecos
Blood Services of
el Paso
S. Park St
Lions Club
Otis Mawhiney
Local Women’s Week Honors Equality and Peace Goals
National Business and Professional Women’s Club will recognize International goals of equality development and peace. Mayor Pigman proclaims Oct 19 25 as National Business and Professional Women’s Week to promote women’s participation in development at national regional and international levels.
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Business and
Pigman
Pecos
Hospital posts earnings rise as occupancy holds steady
Memorial Hospital reports income up by over 200000 for the year driven by improved collections and higher patient load. Average daily occupancy sits around 25 patients, about 85 percent occupancy, as the board also votes to switch employee hospitalization coverage from Blue Cross to Aetna, promising a 250000 lifetime insurance package and better room rates.
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Memorial Hospital Board
Blue Cross
Aetna
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