FFA boys show lambs at state fair in Dallas
On October 22, 1975, Pecos Enterprise notes FFA members Danny and Lucas Carrillo Gary Compton and James Florez attended the Dallas Stock Show with sponsor Bob Bagley. Each placed with their lambs but pulled them from the auction ring for future showing. Balmorhea prep for Rankin game with blue week festivities and a 4 0 1 season record.
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Pecos Enterprise Ffa
Dallas
FFA
Danny
Lucas Carrillo
Gary Compton
James Florez
Bob Bagley
Market Inches Up On Tepid U S Prices News
Stocks edged higher as consumer prices rose 6 percent annual rate in September, Dow up 1.4 at 848.24 while 5 gainers beat 4 losers on the NYSE. Amex up 0.09, NYSE composite +0.02. Occidental Petroleum fell 5/8 to 152 after Q3 earnings slipped to 40 cents a share. Also listed are grain, cattle, hogs, and gold price fixtures along with local notices on injury recovery and community notes.
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New York Stock Exchange
Occidental Petroleum
American Stock Exchange
NYSE
STP Corp
Amex
Cash Grain
Balmorher Community Notes and Upcoming Events
Frankie Kingston reports Mr and Mrs Bob Moore visit to El Paso for hospital tests this week. Sanderson football hosts Balmorhea junior varsity and junior high Thursday at 5 pm. Junior class carnival November 8 with football queen crowning at the game. November 7 Wink Wildcats visit. Catholic Church ladies host Mexican dinner at Catholic Center Balmorhea Sunday. Chamber of Commerce plans a traveling Tug of War trophy finishing November 28 during the bicentennial celebration. out of town teams have signed up, write Tony Parker if you have a tug.
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Bob Moore
el Paso
Bob
Sanderson
Wink Wildcats
Eeeet
Catholic Church
Catholic Center
Balmorhea
Chamber of Commerce
Tony Parker
Oldest area Halloween carnival kicks off in Barstow Saturday
Barstow hosts the area’s oldest Halloween carnival at the community center starting 6:30 pm with Mexican supper at 4 pm. booths include Apple bobbing bingo cake walk and a new marriage and divorce booth. Groceries prizes and a turkey plus sugar are awarded at 9:30 pm to ticket holders present.
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Barstow
Rueben Gillespie
Consumer prices rise while foods fall in September
Government data show consumer prices up five tenths of 1 percent in September, reducing workers purchasing power by six tenths of 1 percent though year over year purchasing power remains up about 1 percent due to May tax cuts. Food prices declined two tenths, driven by beef and produce drops, while utilities costs and services rose with higher transit fares and medical care.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Labor Department
Congress
New York City
Alpine district geeks up to shield state aid shortfall
Alpine Independent School District trustees and administration work to secure lost state aid due to poor attendance. They aim to lift attendance in coming months. district forecasts 59 personnel units instead of 60 for budget. High school attendance is the worst in five years. MONAHANS- City Council to attend Texas Municipal League conference in Houston October 25 to 28, about 2,000 officials expected to attend. CARLSBAD- Hospital Corporation of America announces probable building site for a new hospital. Site is 20–27 acres northwest of Northgate Unit Hospital, near Pierce Street and Artesia Highway, with core samples to be drilled and results due in five weeks.
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Alpine Independent School
Monahans
Texas Municipal League
Houston
Carlsbad
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Northgate Unit
Pierce Street
Artesia Highway
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HCA
Robert Light
Robinson
Odessa man appeal overturns large bail
The Court of Criminal Appeals ruled the Odessa district court abused its discretion by setting bail at 75000 for Ralph Leland Redline, charged in Norma Redline's March shooting death. Redline, a nonfelon with steady work, had two bond refusals and a low flight risk, so bail was reset to 20000.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Ralph Leland Redline
Norma Redline
Redline
Ector County
Americans Overcredit Patriots After Lexington and Concord
The article notes Americans celebrated victory over Britain at Lexington and Concord and Bunker Hill, while ignoring British planning and misfortune on April 19 and June 17, 1775. It cites The World Almanac saying only one of every fifteen minutemen hit a redcoat on April 19.
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World Almanac
Club meeting schedule for the week overview
Thursday morning Optimists meet at 6 30 at Ramada Inn Rotary Club gathers at Holiday Inn at noon Catholic War Veterans hold a special meeting at Santa Rosa at 8 p m Monday evening Lions Club meets at American Motor Inn at 7 30 and Amistad Lions Club at Lions Den at 7 30 Tuesday marks Business and Professional Women meeting at Federated Parlor at 7 30 all listings include dates and venues for local civic groups
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Deaths and funeral notices from Pecos and beyond
Death notices report Norman Ervin dies in a light-plane crash near Lufkin with another Arlington man, Billy Newton. Graveside services for Lillie Pearl Buchanan in Pecos, plus Arnold Toynbee, eminent historian, dies at 86 in York nursing home after a long career and war service.
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Bill Hopper
Pecos
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Bailey
el Paso
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Garland
Evelyn Ruebell
Essie Tate
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York
Purey Cust
Toynbee
Royal Institute of International Affairs
London University
Foreign Office
New York
Oxford University Press
Mother Earth
Largest U.S. union is Teamsters with about two million members
The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers of America is described as the largest U.S. labor union with an estimated membership around two million.
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