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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1978

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Inflation slows to 7 percent in third quarter

Washington. The Commerce Department reports the inflation rate eased to seven percent annually in the third quarter, the year’s smallest rate, while the economy grew at a steady, moderate pace. Earlier spring inflation hit eleven percent, yet other indicators caution a renewed price rise and President Carter prepares tougher anti inflation measures.

Washington Com Merce Department Carter

Pecos man released on 20000 bond after stabbing case

Pedro Lujan Prieto a 23 year old Pecos resident charged with attempted murder following an altercation at the Spanish Inn Club last Saturday night was released on a 2000 personal recognizance bond after hospital treatment for an infected eye in Odessa. Ramiro Rodriguez 26 of Pecos was stabbed and treated at Reeves County Memorial Hospital. Prieto was returned to Pecos for processing but a sheriff’s report delayed his transfer to Reeves County Correctional Facility. Local authorities warned of the ongoing case as further court steps were planned.

Pecos Pedro Lujan Prieto Martinez Odessa Ramiro Rodriguez Reeves County Memorial Hospital 143Rd Judicial District Walter Holcombe Reeves County Prieto Justice of the Peace

Judge Grants Delay in Davis Murder Case

The judge in the Cullen Davis case approved another one week continuance, setting October 30 for the trial in Houston. State District Judge Wallace Moore gave no reasons beyond honoring the defense motion as prosecutors seek time for experts to examine recordings used as evidence. Davis, accused of soliciting the capital murder of the judge in his divorce case, had the trial moved from Fort Worth to Houston for an impartial jury.

Davis Frat Worth Houston

Carter to unveil anti inflation program on prime time TV

President Carter plans a televised fireside chat Tuesday to present a wage and price guideline driven anti inflation package. Unions would cap wage growth at seven percent in year one and business bids at five point seven five percent with lower income workers exempt. A 40 member council on wage and price stability will expand to monitor compliance, using carrot and stick measures through procurement and regulations. Officials acknowledge enforcement may invite court challenges while government hiring faces a partial freeze to curb spending. Inflation is now seen near eight percent for the year.

Washington Carter Blic Organized Labor Mess The Council On Wage and

Waco man held in Reeves County jail on drug charge

Ther man D Carroll a 42 year old truck driver from Waco faced a federal importation and possession charge after 112 pounds of marijuana was found in his pickup at Presidio border inspection. He was held in Reeves County Jail in Pecos in lieu of a $20,000 cash or corporate bond and remanded to the U S Marshal pending transfer for further proceedings. Jason Daniel led Reeves County with a top showing in the 4 H Horse Show eight and under taking a silver tray and the open trophy.

Waco Therman D. Carroll Reeves County Pecos Carroll United States Mexico Presidio U.S. Marshal Presidio County Jason Daniel Jason Robert Hinojos

Juvenile Mexican national to be sent back to Mexico

Jose Terrazas Carrillo formerly claimed to be 18 and born March 17 1960 after pleading to illegal entry and 179 days in prison. He was found to be 17 and the case proceeded in El Paso with deportation proceedings.

United States U.S

Pecos Resident Charged with Burglary of an Automobile

Pecos resident Ernest Wright, 19, of 312 N Cypress, charged with felony burglary of an automobile, released on $2,000 bond after a justice of the peace appearance. Birth records check in Terrazas-Carrillo’s case prompted U S authorities to consider returning him to Mexico for time served.

Pecos Ernest Wright N. Cypress Reeves County Raul Florez Justice of the Peace Wright Hipolito Santillan-Acosta Presidio Terrazas-Carrillo U.S Mexico Terrazas

Eagles Clash Ends as Pecos Eagles Edge Odessa Ector

Weather cools after the football clash with a 49 degree low this morning and 75 degree high yesterday. Increasing cloudiness affects extreme west with a slight chance of showers Saturday. Warmer conditions prevail across most areas with highs in the 80s and upper 70s in the mountains.

Eagles of Pecos Eagles Odessa Ector West Texas

Special awards set for Camara de Comercio banquet

Camara de Comercio will honor residents at its First Annual Banquet at Santa Rose Parish Hall tomorrow at 7 p.m. Winners include Mary Apolinar Chi cano Mother of the Year Armando Hinojos Businessman of the Year Fred Martinez Father of the Year and Frank Perea Veteran of the Year. Guest speakers include Ernest Lopez Samuel Sanchez Father Hernandez and Ruben Sandoval with Sandoval delivering the keynote on the Larry Lozano case.

Camara de Comercio Santa Rose Parish Mary Apolinar Ernest Lopez Texas Association of Mexican-American Chambers of Commerce of Dallas Samuel Sanchez Hidalgo County Health Care Corporation Edinburg Texas Father Hernandez Odessa Ruben Sandoval San Antonio Sandoval Larry Lozano

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Reeves County Correctional Facility Commerce Department White House Amistad Lions Club Ojinaga Joe Tercero Margarito Matta James McIntyre Reeves Tia Lewis John Lewis Tia Ector County Gomez Fred Martin
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