Moderate stock gain amid calm money market hopes
The Dow rose 3.50 to 811.86 in early trading as gainers outweighed losers two to one on the NYSE. Short term rates eased after Fed tightening, with expectations that the Fed's weekly report may show money-supply declines signaling inflation control progress. Gambling issues advanced. Bally Manufacturing up to 25 and Caesars World rose. NYSE composite rose to 67.11. Cash grain and cotton futures also noted with mixed movements.
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Man Held In Connection With Pecos Death
The Report says Pecos Police Dept. holds a man in connection with the death of Frankie Lujan on Oct. 20 in Clovis New Mexico. He is held without bond awaiting extradition. Also reports emergency runs and fire department calls on Wednesday including an ambulance for a head injury and a truck fire on Martinez Street.
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Frankie Lujan
Clovis
N.M
New Mexico
Lana Ephriam
S. Almond
Theatre Midland Dancers present GOTTA DANCE concert
The Theatre Midland Dancers announce their third dance concert GOTTA DANCE with two performances scheduled for October 29 and a second date to be announced. The group showcases choreography by company members and guest artists, highlighting student and professional dancers.
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Obituary for Lily Murry of Levita Texas 92
Lily Murry of Levita Texas died early Wednesday in Gatesville Hospital aged 92. Funeral 2:30 p.m. today at Scott's Funeral Home Chapel Gatesville with Levita Cemetery burial officiated by Rev. Stanley Wilson and Rev. John Carroll. Survived by son B H Murry of Corsicana, four daughters Ruby Rogers Grand Prairie Maurine Adams Reva Whisenhunt Robbie Cox, 10 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren. Preceded by husband Hill Murry 1932 two sons Talbert and Bobbie and one grandson. Born March 10 1887 in Levita daughter of Charlie and Mollie Coleman. Lifelong Levita resident member of Levita Baptist Church.
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Scott’s Funeral Home
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John Carroll
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Charlie
Mollie Coleman
Hill Murry
Jonesboro
Levita Baptist Church
Talbert Murry
Bobbie Murry
B.H. Murry
Corsicana
Ruby Rogers
Grand Prairie
Maurine Adams
Reva Whisenhunt
Big Spring
Robbie Cox
Pecos
Membership drive opens for PBPA in Reeves County
The Permian Basin Petroleum Association launches a countywide drive through Nov 1 with Pecos Monahans and Ft Stockton competing. Top sellers win cash prizes and the winning town gains a scholarship for a high school student entering petroleum studies. PBPA, based in Midland, has about 20 Reeves County members and roughly 1500 basin members.
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Permian Basin Petroleum Assoc
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Ed Thompson
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Volunteer Corner Helps Aged And Disabled Neighbors In Need
The Enterprise ongoing series highlights cases from the Department of Human Resources in Pecos. Readers are urged to donate time, blankets, winter clothing, heaters, or assist with winterizing projects and to consider hosting or donating at the Helping Hand Store. Call 445-5487 for help or involvement.
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Department of Human Resources
Pecos
Sul Ross seeks high school editors for free enterprise contest
Sul Ross State University invites local high school students to enter the Students in Free Enterprise Editorial Contest. Top three receive scholarships or merchandise prizes. entries must argue a point of view on free enterprise and run about 200 words. Deadline is March 1, 1980, with judging by Bill Beaty, SIFE, and Alpine Avalanche editor Bob Dillard. first place to be published.
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Free Enterprise Institute At
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Students In Free Enterprise
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Division of Business Administration
Sul Ross State University
Texas
Community club calendar and meeting highlights
A weekly calendar lists Lions Club chapters, senior activities, quilting, and hosting venues across Pecos and nearby towns. Meetings occur Monday through Friday with times at Lions Den, CPS Reddy Room, Holiday Inn, and Senior Citizens Center. Activities include Huff and Puff sessions, painting, game day, and driving safety classes with multiple organizations participating.
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Lions Club
American Motor Inn
Amistad Lions Club
Lions den
Cantaloupe City
CPS
Reddy Room
Senior Citizens Center
S. Cedar
Huff and Puff
Pecos
Saragosa Hall
Pecos AA
Al-Non
N. Oak
Balmorhea
Old Senior Citizens Center
Second
Hickory
S. Eddy St
Barstow Lions Club
Barstow Community Center
Hickory Housing Center
Rio Pecos Extension Club
Pecos Jayceeettes
Holiday Inn
S. Cedar, Huff and Puff
Pecos Rotary Club
Pecos Jaycees
Alpine Lodge
NATA
AARP
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