Downtown Lions mark 50th anniversary at Pecos High
A 7 30 p m program at Pecos High School cafeteria features Pecos Downtown Lions Club celebrating 50 years. Guest speakers include Tommy Beauchamp current president and Art Cook former district governor now in Lubbock. Cook, a Furrs Inc executive and longtime community volunteer, will address members and guests.
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Lions International
Art Cook
Lions District 2
Lubbock
Lions
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Wellington
Dallas Crozier Tech High School
North Texas State University
Jodie
Lubbock Lioness Club
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Terry
Kelly
Shannon
Lion Cook
Furrs, Inc
First Baptist Church
United Way
Lubbock Lions Club
Toyah pool and stadium bids delayed by funding worries
Reeves County commissioners postponed action on awarding bids for a Toyah baseball stadium and swimming pool until federal revenue sharing funds, due after January 1, 1979, arrive. Bids opened include Oasis Builders and West Wind pools with various alternates. Park works saw Oasis Builders and Southern Bleacher Construction Co. as bidders. The vote to table the financing issue was unanimous.
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Reeves County Commissioners Court
Toyah
Precinct One
Oasis Builders, Inc
Kermit
Texas
West Wind Custom Pools
el Paso
Catherine Ashley
West Winds
Bomb threat probe continues at Pecos High School
Law officers from city county and state pursue leads after threatening calls prompted evacuation last Tuesday at Pecos High School in Reeves County. Two suspects detained and an adult jailed on burglary charges with a juvenile released. Four rooms showed forced entry as part of the probe.
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Pecos High School
Reeves County
Raul Florez
Florez
PHS
Buidings
Pecos
Gas officials warn plan too regulatory for independents
Oil operators say they missed a chance to kill the Natural Gas Policy Act and now face an extensive federal regulatory program. Ray Hefner, committee chair from Oklahoma City, warned the Independent Petroleum Association group that production will be hindered by a regulatory nightmare as the bill moves toward Carter’s signature. He noted producers failed to rally enough votes Oct 13 to separate the bill from other energy measures.
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Max B. Skelton
Houston
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Ray Hefner
Oklahoma City
Carter
Hefner
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Father Fernandez
Odessa
Robert Hinojos
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